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Largest ever botnet DDOS attack continues to grow in 2021 and attack new targets

Ian MacRaeSeptember 20, 2021

A huge international botnet is expanding across IoT infrastructure (Internet of Things). The botnet appears to be concentrated among devices made by Latvian rou...

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2019 Essential Cybersecurity Dictionary

Irish Tech NewsMarch 25, 2019

Words like "worm", trojan steed and "zombie" may appear the stuff of sci-fi, however, they're a piece of the truth of life on the web. Since we impart, work and...

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Images of Starlight exhibition to take place in Dublin’s Botanic Gardens

Irish Tech NewsNovember 6, 2018

A new exhibition, Images of Starlight 2018, featuring a collection of astronomy photographs by Irish amateur astronomers and photographers will open to the public from November 11th until December 2nd 2018 at the National Botanic Gardens, Dublin. ...

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JUST EAT reward global IT hero Marcus Hutchins with year’s supply of free pizza

Henry Joseph-GrantMay 17, 2017

Latest article by Henry Joseph-Grant, to see more click here If you don’t know who he is already, meet 22-year-old Marcus Hutchins of South-West England. AKA...

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New research reveals that 30 percent of malware attacks are zero day exploits

Ronan LeonardMarch 30, 2017

Thirty percent of malware can be classified as new or zero-day because it cannot be caught by legacy antivirus solutions, according to research published today ...

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The week of the DDoS attacks

Ronan LeonardJanuary 27, 2016

Last week something rare occurred in Ireland, a DDoS attack happened and just like buses several came along at once and various different websites were attacked. The first website to get attacked was Boards.ie and that was down for over 3 days. ...

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Cyber criminals access Irish computers for record low prices warns Smarttech.ie

JohnJuly 23, 2014

The ease of access to dangerous malware has become significantly easier with gangs of cyber criminals selling access to “do it yourself” malware platforms. To s...

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Largest ever botnet DDOS attack continues to grow in 2021 and attack new targets

2019 Essential Cybersecurity Dictionary

JUST EAT reward global IT hero Marcus Hutchins with year’s supply of free pizza

New research reveals that 30 percent of malware attacks are zero day exploits

The week of the DDoS attacks

Cyber criminals access Irish computers for record low prices warns Smarttech.ie

Day 2 Dublin Tech Summit podcasts

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DAB Radio insights with Kevin Brannigan, CEO Bay Broadcasting

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