Researchers discover new security flaw in Intel chips
The flaw could let hackers pry information from supposedly secure virtual vaults in Intel chips.
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The flaw could let hackers pry information from supposedly secure virtual vaults in Intel chips.
The Spectre and Meltdown vulnerabilities could allow hackers to access sensitive data on most computers.
Researchers said any fix for the bug could slow computers down by 30% or more.
There have been calls for the Garda cyber crime unit to be beefed up.
The discovery could revolutionise computing as we know it.
One civil servant had to routinely work through lunch and late in the day to catch up on work.
Trump rarely uses email or computers despite his frequent tweeting.
An RTÉ documentary airing tonight explores how much our digital fingerprint is telling the world about us.
The debate around how to strike back against hackers is ongoing around the world.
The malware is disguised as an application called EasyDoc Converter and gives an attacker complete access.
Training up artificial intelligence takes a lot of work, and it means putting it in sometimes unconventional situations.
A group of people will be meeting at a hotel in Donegal next weekend for a digital detox.
The implications are startling, from a paralysed person controlling a wheelchair to an amputee operating a prosthetic limb.
A piece of software blocks Windows updates, which regularly include important security updates.
It can be confusing at the best of times, but there are a few things worth keeping in mind.
In 1965, Gordon Moore made a prediction that would set the pace for a digital revolution.
IT improvements for the gardaí are on the way said Minister Frances Fitzgerald.
On overcast, rainy weekends, it can be tough to keep them occupied.
The virus named Regin is thought to have been created by a government in the last six years.
Music subscription services? Bankrupt, sez Jobs.
The microchip the size of a grain of rice can be implanted into a person’s thumb.
We can’t continue to just lament the shortage of highly skilled IT graduates; we need to re-think the way digital skills are taught in the classroom.
Who do these little pups think they are?
It’s finally the weekend – and here’s everything you need to know as we start the day.
No one told her and Matthew Perry life was going to be this way.
Alan Turing was criminally convicted for being gay and underwent forced hormone treatment to extinguish his sex drive.
Jobs built some of his first computers in the house in Los Altos, California.
The Government and higher education system could be nurturing our potential world-changers much more effectively, writes Paddy Cosgrave.
The Quark SoC X1000 and the Galileo board were both designed at the company’s plant in Leixlip in Co Kildare.
The headquarters of computer giant’s latest venture into financial services will be located in Cherrywood.
Up to 30 of these positions are expected to be recruited before the end of this year.
Steve Ballmer says he is stepping down to allow a more “long-term” successor steer the company into the world of tablets and smartphones. Investors reacted as enthusiastically as Ballmer at a tech conference.
The machine scored highly in vocabulary but lacks even the basic commonsense of a young child.
The wily pranksters.
Doug Engelbart had the idea for the mouse back in the 1960s.
With Snowden, Prism and national security secrets in the news, it’s clear that technology has made privacy harder to ensure. Renaat Verbruggen gives a run down of how cryptography can protect your private information.
Principal Brian Boyle believes they are the smallest school to have achieved the ‘Microsoft Innovation School’ title.