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Two walk-in Covid-19 vaccine clinics to take place in Cork - Vimarsana News

Two walk-in Covid-19 vaccine clinics to take place in Cork

Two walk-in Covid-19 vaccine clinics to take place in Cork

Biodiversity: New report shows progress made on invasive alien species but challenges remain - Vimarsana News

Biodiversity: New report shows progress made on invasive alien species but challenges remain

The European Commission has published the first Report on the application of the Invasive Alien Species (IAS) Regulation, which aims to minimize the threat posed by these species to native animals and plants. The report finds that the IAS Regulation is delivering on its objectives, as prevention and management measures, information-sharing and awareness of the […]

Irish teenagers shy on eating fruit but sweet on sugar - Vimarsana News

Irish teenagers shy on eating fruit but sweet on sugar

National Teens’ Food Survey finds one-quarter of target group overweight or obese

Irish hackathon to focus on using space data for sustainability - Vimarsana News

Irish hackathon to focus on using space data for sustainability

A series of six hackathons is focused on using satellite data to spur innovation, sustainability and entrepreneurship with space technology.

Experts Fear Wave Of Scams Using Data Stolen In HSE Cyber Attack - Vimarsana News

Experts Fear Wave Of Scams Using Data Stolen In HSE Cyber Attack

Share this article Officials fear there could be a wave of scams using data stolen in the HSE cyber attack. The government yesterday received a decryption key which could let it regain access to locked files. But hackers still have copies of the information, and it’s thought they could start releasing it online. Dr Sean McSweeney is the head of the computer science department at Munster Technological University. He says if the information is sold on the dark web, "threat actors" will try to create different kinds of scams or attacks. He is recommending that people keep their guard up.

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