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There has been a six-fold rise in UK web traffic to websites promoting “incel” culture, new analysis has found.

The Centre for Countering Digital Hate found that UK web traffic data to three of the largest “incel” sites has grown from 114,420 monthly visits to 638,505, over the period of March to November 2021.

The Times reported that users on the sites referred to Plymouth mass shooter Jake Davison as a hero and called for “all women to be raped at least once”.

Davison, 22, killed his mother, Maxine Davison, 51, after a row and then shot dead four others in a 12-minute attack.

His social media usage suggested an obsession with “incel”, involuntary celibate, culture, which promotes the idea that society is defined by physical appearance.

In December 2021, the Law Commission…

No one wants to leak their private information as they browse the web. Chrome, Safari, Firefox and other popular browsers can help keep your data away from prying eyes. The caveat, however, is that securing those browsers means setting up a few security-minded extensions or

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50 culinary students at Technology, Exploration and Career Center West learned culinary technique from a world-class chef.

Italian Chef Lorenzo Polegri, a restaurant and culinary school owner from Orvieto, Italy taught TECC-W students how to prepare signature Italian meals on Dec. 10. Polegri has traveled the world cooking as a guest farmer-chef at Harvard University, Le Cordon Bleu, The Culinary Institutes of America, the James Beard Foundation gala dinner in New York and he was a guest chef at The White House for Barack Obama in 2010. He offered TECC-W students the chance to travel to Italy and attend a two-week internship with him…

A new WordPress plugin vulnerability has been discovered that could allow an attacker to gain access to a site’s administrator login page.

The vulnerability exists in the popular WPS Hide Login plugin and was discovered by a user with the handle thalakus who posted a brief description of the issue on WordPress.org’s support forum. 

For many, the ultimate work-from-anywhere dream is to generate revenue from a variety of websites while presenting a professional appearance with a virtual office that fits on your phone. The only problem, as anyone with any experience with websites can tell you, is that web hosting platforms can be the source of your worst nightmares, and that’s not even just the free ones. So, if an online presence of any kind is part of your life,…