Declan Carron and Charmaine Hughes have commenced operations serving business and residential customers in the north Donegal area. They are joined by Tania Hughes and Chris McCarrick and are based out of Letterkenny.
Contact Office: 074 9158919 Email:
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Our current opening hours are 9:00 to 18:00 Monday to Friday.
18:00 to 21:00 can be arranged by appointment.
What is Open Source Software?
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What is Open Source Software?
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Open Source is a generic term for a software licence that provides the source code for the aoftware along with the product itself. This is opposed to 'closed source' software where you have no rights to the source code.
Open Source software is often thought of as free of charge; but this is not necessarily the case. Open Source software can be charged for provided the source code is made available. Often companies providing Open Source software will also provide a 'community' edition of their product that is freely available; but somes with no official support.
What is a Trojan?
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What is a Trojan?
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A Trojan is a piece of code that performs unexpected or unauthorized, often malicious, actions. The main difference between a Trojan and a virus is the inability to replicate. Trojans cause damage, unexpected system behavior, and compromise the security of systems, but do not replicate. If it replicates, then it should be classified as a virus. A Trojan, coined from Greek mythology's Trojan horse, typically comes in good packaging but has some hidden malicious intent within its code. When a Trojan is executed users will likely experience unwanted system problems in operation, and sometimes loss of valuable data.
What is Phishing?
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What is Phishing?
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Phishing is an attempt to steal personal data by impersonating a legitimate organisation. Often initiated by email the perpetrators can produce very convincing replications of web sites and email correspondance in an attempt to fool the recipient into divulging personal and financial information. You should be extremely careful of any email or web site that asks for bank details or passwords.
How do I know if I have a virus?
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How do I know if I have a virus?
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You must remember that there are very many things that can go wrong with your computer and a virus is not always to blame. The only way you can know whether or not your computer is infected is by scanning your machine with an up to date anti-virus program.
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