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Would Jesus Click That Suspicious Link? A Divine Take on Phishing Scams

Would Jesus Click That Suspicious Link? A Divine Take on Phishing Scams

When pondering the intersection of modern technology and ancient divinity, one must ask the ultimate theological question of our time: Would Jesus fall for a phishing scam? After all, if He could turn water into wine, surely He could identify a suspicious email, right? Or would His boundless compassion and

Dante’s 9 Circles of Cyber Hell: Survive Holiday Threats This Christmas

Dante’s 9 Circles of Cyber Hell: Survive Holiday Threats This Christmas

In Dante Alighieri’s Inferno, the first part of his epic poem The Divine Comedy, we find the poet lost in a dark forest, symbolizing a crisis of faith and direction. Unable to find his way out, he encounters three beasts—a leopard (representing fraud), a lion (violence), and a

Election Season Cyber Threats: How Irish SMEs Can Stay One Step Ahead

Election Season Cyber Threats: How Irish SMEs Can Stay One Step Ahead

Election season brings more than just political debates and campaign posters—it’s also a time when cybercriminals up their game. While much of the focus is on protecting government systems and individuals, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are equally at risk. Why? Because SMEs are often part of the

Ireland’s €50 Million Voting Machine Disaster: The Costly Tech We’re Too Scared to Use

Ireland’s €50 Million Voting Machine Disaster: The Costly Tech We’re Too Scared to Use

Ireland invested millions in electronic voting machines to bring elections into the digital age, but those machines now sit in storage, unused and unloved. Why did we buy technology we refuse to use, and what risks make paper ballots still our go-to? Discover the pitfalls of digital voting, the hidden