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The Women’s Wellness Day has been created by Liverpool personal trainer Harriet McGuffie to help women gain a better understanding of the physical changes they’re likely to encounter as they get older.
The event, at Hope Street Hotel on Sunday November 12, will feature a wide range of experts covering every aspect of wellness from gynaecological and sexual health to skin and hair care.
Harriet has been involved in the fitness industry for more than 25 years, running her own fitness studio in Woolton and as co-founder of Get Pregnancy…
Hacktivist group Anonymous has reportedly obtained gigabytes of data from web hosting company Epik and leaked decades of data online.
In addition to being a web host, Epik also provides its customers with domain names and DNS services. However, like bulletproof hosting companies, it has a reputation for providing web space to many clients who struggle to find hosting elsewhere due to the nature of their content.
Anonymous started with 4chan in 2003 and became famous for hacking many large companies such as the Church of Scientology, the Westboro Baptist Church, PayPal, Mastercard, Visa and Sony. If you’re familiar with Sam Esmail’s Robot, the show’s hacking group society was inspired by anonymity.
In total, Anonymous claims to have obtained over 180GB of data from Epik, and…
The hacktivist collective Anonymous has reportedly obtained gigabytes of data from the web hosting company Epik and has now leaked decades worth of the company’s data online.
In addition to being a web host, Epik also offers domain names and DNS services to its customers. However, much like with bulletproof hosting companies, it has a reputation for providing web space to a number of clients that would have trouble finding hosting anywhere else due to the nature of their content.
Anonymous originated in 2003 on 4chan and gained notoriety for hacking the Church of Scientology, the Westboro Baptist Church and a number of large corporations including PayPal, Mastercard, Visa and Sony. If you’re familiar with Sam Esmail’s Mr. Robot, the hacking group fsociety in the show was inspired by…