Tuesday 27 July, 2021
The initial URL of the website spelled certificate incorrectly.
When you clicked on the link, you were instead directed to a porn website with categories including ‘humiliation’ and ‘spandex’. The issue has since been resolved.
The website has been designed by young people with lived experience of the care system.
Francis will visit Ireland for two days in August.
The boutique came under fire in posts on the Instagram page earlier this week.
The founder of the forum website Stormfront said he was still trying to get it back online.
The messages were written in gold lettering against a black backdrop.
By someone called ‘Hector O’Hackatdawn’.
Europol has shared 20 images of mundane objects that could help track down the perpetrators of child sex abuse.
“An island on the edge… from here, everything looks different. We reach out to the world with optimism and belief in the power of creativity.”
The National Treasury Management Agency detected a hack earlier this morning.
Don’t hold back now! Say what you really feel!
The National Women’s Council has criticised the focus on the domestic violence campaign being on the bystander.
Well-known Irish names tell us about their life on the internet.
Benefacts is going live online this morning. It’s free to access and the product of 15 months of very hard work.
An interactive map lets people explore sites such as the GPO, Liberty Hall, St Stephen’s Green and Dublin Castle.
No prizes for guessing what word we’re talking about.
Canadian Patrick Fox has accused his ex-wife of being a stripper and drug addict.
It was the reason why a number of high-profile Irish sites were forced offline, but how much of a problem can they be?
The website is back online now.
Flares, crimplene, and problem pages.
The company received a ransom demand from an unknown source on Friday.
Emails have been sent to users threatening to reveal their details to their families unless they sent some bitcoins.
Mumsnet has reset users’ passwords after a series of similar attacks in recent days.
It’s EXCLUSIVE, don’t you know?
Irish people have been warned about the dangers of buying from unregistered sites.
Email addresses, user names, dates of birth, postal codes…
That old test card made a terrifying reappearance.
File this one under emerging markets…
The airline has won a case against a site that used its URL.
The controversial site has updated its safety policies after reports of cyberbullying.
Fredrik Neij reportedly fled to Southeast Asia after being released on bail.
The discovery was made over the weekend.
The owners of the domain name say they’ve received “many inquiries” about it over the years, but have yet to sell it.
This is an increase of 45% on the same period last year.
Bandsintown.com got a bit confused.
