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  TORONTO -- For many years people assumed Apple devices were untouchable to cyber threats because they were too tough to hack, but experts say that’s not the case anymore. Consumer Reports said while many owners of iPhones, iPads and Mac computers may have thought they didnt need anti-virus software, a recent wave of attacks against Apple products are causing concern. "I’ve always thought Apple products were safer. That’s why I went with them to begin with," Apple user Mark Doherty ...

The email, sent from the email address support@cscaction.com, listed "Shaunna OConnell" as the sender.  The body of the email was tame, and focused on the mayors proposed reform to the citys charter.  A fundraising message at the bottom was the first sign of inconsistency in the messaging. Above a "donate now" button which linked to a fundraising page for the mayor, read "Stop The Democrats From Destroying America. Donate $25 TODAY!"  But what really caught the eye of some of the recipients...

Derry and Tyrone to meet in refixed 2020 semi-final Its the fifth meeting of the counties in as many seasons Derry captain Matthew Down in action in Derrys 2019 defeat to Tyrone. (Pic: John Merry) Reporter: Referee : Darren OHare (Down) It wasnt the best Christmas present Derry minors couldve received. Shortly after half four on Christmas Eve, the news pinged into their phones of the decision to postpone their Ulster Semi-Final with rivals Tyrone. It was the third time the pause button was pr...

Last month, Charlotte celebrated what’s known as “Meck Dec Day," the annual holiday in honor of the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence. On May 20, 1775 — more than a full year before the United States Declaration of Independence — it's said that influential men of Charlotte declared themselves "free and independent" of British rule. In honor of Meck Dec Day, this week FAQ City is revisiting a 2018 episode about Charlotte's Revolutionary war history.

By Guy Busby DAPHNE – Across Baldwin County, COVID-19 vaccinations began Wednesday for more than 2,000 public school teachers and other staff members. The vaccinations are being done in partnership with USA Health, Eddie Tyler, superintendent of education, said. He said most shot clinics have been held during the work day, when teachers are in class. “It was important to us because teachers would have to leave school, they would have to get subs or they would have to go in the afternoons wh...

Premium Content Subscriber only Multi-award winning band Blues Arcadia is set to perform at the main stage at Agnes Blues, Roots and Rock Festival. The three-time Australian blues Music Award winners and Australian Roots Music Award nominees combine a unique sound with Chicago, Memphis, Stax and Motown blues. Blues Arcadia is made up of vocalist Alan Boyle, guitarist Chris Harvey, bass player Jeremy Klysz, keys Paula Girvan and drums Casper Hall. The blues band has received critical acclaim...

‘It’s just a little family’: the perfect cover for ASIO spies By Sandra Hogan Save Normal text size Advertisement In late-1950, Joan and Dudley Doherty started to spend a little more time with each other when they began taking part in Operation Smile, ASIO’s first bugging operation. ASIO’s work on the case began with collecting information on Australians who were passing information to Russia, but agents soon began looking at Russians based in Australia as well. One suc...

News by Leisa Scott Premium Content Subscriber only Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to believe that tucked away in the perfectly ordinary Brisbane suburb of The Gap, lived a family of spies. Mum, Dad and the three kids. They went on holidays to the Gold Coast with Soviet defectors, the Petrovs. Dad did the books for Abe Saffron, one of Australias most notorious underworld figures. Theyd pop into the city looking like an everyday family pos...

Lorraine O’Dwyer To Ireland’s €6bn tourism industry, however, they are the glue that binds itineraries together, the meeters-and-greeters, storytellers, fixers and friendly faces of a country so many visit for its céad míle fáilte. They work mostly with overseas visitors (members of ATGI, the Approved Tourist Guides of Ireland, speak 21 languages from Arabic to Slovak). But in spring of this year, the whole sector went up in smoke. “I was like a barometer in a way,” says Suzanne B...

Business Matters Presenter Ciaran ODonnell In this weeks podcast, Ciaran ODonnell speaks to Eleanor Hanna, general manager of Hanna Hats in Donegal Town, about her 25-year association with the famous family business which is producing around 2,000 caps per week. Ciaran also talks to Mark Doherty, managing director of Century Cinemas, Backstage Bar & Grill and Century Play in Letterkenny about getting his complex up and running again after a second lockdown.