INTIC just issued an urgent security warning on PHP2Shell vulnerabilities. Here's what it means for enterprise IT security teams in Mozambique.

1️⃣ BCEAO — Open Market Liquidity Auction Tender Notice
The BCEAO issued tender notices for liquidity auctions under operations 43-H-2026, 11-M-2026, and 11-OdR-2026 set for October 26.
This hits commercial banks and credit firms in the UMOA zone that rely on central bank refinancing facility support.
Participating banks must assess reserve needs and submit competitive liquidity bids before the central bank auction cutoff time.

2️⃣ INTIC — Critical PHP2Shell Vulnerability Advisory
INTIC published a key advisory warning of top risk PHP2Shell remote code execution flaws in core web server systems.
This impacts public sector IT teams, web hosts, and tech service vendors managing web apps in Mozambique.
System admins must apply security patches right away, run vulnerability scans, and update web application firewall rules.

3️⃣ DFFE — Public Consultation on Waste Stream Exclusions
The DFFE launched a public consultation on applications seeking exclusion of key waste streams under the Waste Act for beneficial reuse.
This hits industrial waste producers, recycling firms, and environmental compliance leads in South Africa.
Stakeholders should review technical exclusion proposals and submit formal public comments before the official submission cutoff.

4️⃣ INTIC — Cybersecurity and AI Responsible Use Campaign
INTIC launched a public campaign educating students and staff on cybersecurity hygiene and safe artificial intelligence deployment.
This impacts public servants, school leaders, and government technology managers deploying artificial intelligence tools.
Public sector bodies are expected to set up basic AI governance rules and schedule mandatory cyber security training modules for staff.

5️⃣ Reserve Bank of Malawi — Financial Market Operations Bulletin
The Reserve Bank of Malawi published its weekly financial market developments bulletin detailing interbank liquidity and monetary operations.
This hits commercial lenders, corporate treasurers, and institutional investors active in Malawian money markets.
Financial firms should monitor interest rate trends and adjust short term liquidity buffers according to central bank policy guidance.

Full analysis in the attached RegNext Daily Middle East & Africa Radar carousel.

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