Wednesday 5 October, 2022
Doubts continue to be raised over whether the summit of the 79 council goes ahead in a meeting format due to coronavirus.
All eyes are now on who will form the next government.
The Data Protection Commissioner has been informed of the incident.
Individuals have been asked to hand over deposits for properties.
Trump claimed she was unaware of the rules about using private email.
Our new email newsletter will answer your questions in the run-up to the referendum.
Customers stranded in airports across the continent have vented at the perceived lack of communication from the airline as to what was going on.
There’s been a lot of interest from abroad – but only some of it is seizing the drama of the moment.
“How could the minister receive such an email and read it and forget that she read it?,” Paul Murphy asked.
The court heard that the email referred to the “penalty points” controversy and the treatment of a garda whistleblower.
Users have been advised not to open the email.
Yesterday the House of Commons said it had discovered unauthorised attempts to access parliamentary user email accounts.
An email security specialist has said that government departments need to be aware of the risks posed by this.
Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer, co-founder David Filo and four other directors currently on the company’s 11-member board will resign.
Trump rarely uses email or computers despite his frequent tweeting.
He said it is for “operational reasons”.
While the discussion this week focused on security, gardaí want to know when the force will be equipped to police a 21st century Ireland.
Reports at the weekend suggest that Nóirín O’Sullivan’s use of a private mail account for Garda business was compromised by a data hack in 2012.
From Broadway tickets to coffee with Ivanka, the Clinton and Trump campaigns are trying every trick to hook donors.
There are 58 pages – 14 are redacted.
The US government had wanted emails stored here.
The phishing scam brings you to a fake payment page where you’re asked to enter in financial details.
Ray Tomlinson was also the person to thank for using the @ symbol for the messaging system.
The Tánaiste and Labour said the party must “reflect, rebuild and renew” following its worst election ever.
Just Not Sorry aims to get rid of words that make a sender sound less confident like “I think”, “just”, and “sorry”.
‘A lot of people misuse it and clearing their inbox becomes their mark of success for the day.’
The email was sent to every TD and Senator overnight by the independent Seanad by-election candidate Jerry Beades.
Its stock fell by more than 20% amid fears that China’s slowdown could hurt Apple’s growth there.
Emails have been sent to users threatening to reveal their details to their families unless they sent some bitcoins.
From TheJournal.ie
The FBI is involved now.
This is the third death threat the senator has received in the last year.
Undo send had been an experimental feature since 2009, but now is as good a time as any to activate it.
Imagine you couldn’t send pictures of cute kittens across the web… travesty.
The service will start sending out email digests to its users, showing them what they missed during their time away.
*provided you do some advance preparation.
