Cyber fraudsters are leveraging AI to create fake video calls on Messenger, impersonating loved ones to steal money, according to recent alerts from Vietnam’s Department of Cybersecurity.

The Ministry of Information and Communications is collaborating with influencers to drive positive trends online, using the motto “Promote beauty to eliminate ugliness.”

Viettel Chairman Tao Duc Thang has called for special mechanisms to facilitate the acquisition of advanced technological secrets, citing challenges in valuing unique, proprietary technologies.

The Ministry of Information and Communications has been tasked with creating platforms for national development, aiming to position Vietnam among the top 50 globally in digital infrastructure and transformation by 2030.

The Ministry of Information and Communications (MIC) launched the National Policy Communication Network on December 29, marking a significant step in enhancing public access to government policies.

Decree 163 introduces a comprehensive legal framework for three new telecommunications services - data centers, cloud computing, and basic Internet-based telecom services - effective January 1, 2025.

The launch of HCM City’s Fourth Industrial Revolution Center (C4IR) signals a new era of innovation and collaboration. At the helm is CMC Corporation, pioneering projects that aim to establish the city as a global hub for AI & digital transformation.

Vietnam’s ICT sector experienced rapid advancements in 2024, highlighted by the transition from 2G to 4G and significant developments in 5G commercialization and digital infrastructure.

Vietnamese telecom operators are ramping up efforts to commercialize 5G, aiming to provide ultra-fast Internet and unlock new technological frontiers for industries and individuals alike.

The adoption of AI-powered virtual assistants in Vietnam’s public sector marks a significant step toward smarter governance and improved efficiency.

The Ministry of Information and Communications has introduced its first standalone white paper on broadcasting, television, and electronic information, marking a milestone in sectoral governance and development.

Vietnam’s Decree 147, effective December 25, 2024, aims to create a transparent and equitable environment for managing Internet resources, including domain names.

From today, Vietnamese social media platforms must comply with new rules under Decree 147, including account verification with phone numbers and stricter content oversight.

The Vietnam Blockchain Association has raised alarms about unlicensed cryptocurrency projects like CrossFi, MinePlex, and BOM Network, which allegedly exploit influential figures to attract investments.

A recent report from the National Cybersecurity Association (NCA) reveals that 46.15% of surveyed Vietnamese organizations and businesses experienced at least one cyberattack in 2024, underscoring the growing need for robust cybersecurity measures.

Japan is undergoing major changes in technology as many old systems have been in operation for 20-30 years and need renovation. This is a great opportunity for Vietnamese IT firms.

Starting December 23, 2024, Netflix will limit its content in Vietnam to films that comply with local cinematic laws, ending the provision of television programs on its platform.

Vietnam is the first country to collaborate with Google to implement the "Official Government App" label, improving digital safety and access to public services.

VNPT officially launched its VinaPhone 5G service on December 20, providing ultra-fast connectivity across all 63 provinces and cities in Vietnam.