e-Panic Button | GP govt to continue with criminal charges

The Gauteng government has confirmed that it plans to continue with criminal charges against a Stellenbosch University student, who detected loopholes and security risks in the e-Panic Button app.

The 20-year-old Computer Science student denies hacking the system. He says he merely detected a security glitch in the App and immediately notified the Gauteng government.

The Democratic Alliance has since lambasted Gauteng for its threats to criminally charge the student.

To talk more about this we are joined by Stellenbosch University Computer Science student Joel Cedras.

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