Google Chrome only blocking a quarter of phishing websites, researchers claim
Google’s Chrome web browser is only preventing users from visiting around a quarter of suspicious sites that are likely to be part of phishing scams, Which? has claimed. The consumer group said a study searching the
Facebook and Instagram to reveal more on how ads target users
Facebook parent Meta has said it will start publicly providing more details about how advertisers target people with political ads just months ahead of US mid-term elections. The announcement follows years of criticism that the social
‘Things like us may be extremely rare’, Prof Brian Cox says
Earth could be “the only place” in the universe with life forms intelligent enough to form civilisation, Professor Brian Cox has said. While microbial life forms could well be common, the physicist believes that “things like
“Simultaneously as Dark and yet Lighter” – Brooker on Black Mirror Season 5
Black Mirror Season 5 is out on Netflix, and by all accounts it's every bit as weird and wonderful as what as gone before. The series is an anthology of stories which take a look at
How Republic of Work Became an Innovation Campus [Video]
Donal 'DC' Cahalane is the founder of Republic of Work - the 'innovation campus' in the heart of Cork city which always has something going on. Recently it played host to Amplify Digital, the digital marketing training
Comreg Plans to Reduce Costs of Non-Geographic Calls Then Removal of 1850 and Others
The Irish communications regulator, Comreg, has decided to tackle "non-geographic" phone numbers (NGN) ie. numbers that aren't linked to a specific location. At present businesses can setup numbers using 1800, 1850, 1890, 076 and 0818. The
.IE Domain Registry Reaches a Quarter of a Million Domain Names
There are now over a quarter of a million registered .IE domains, according to IE Domain Registry, the company that manages and maintains Ireland’s country domain, .IE. The newly rebranded Dublin-based beauty salon, The Wicklow Street
