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Duncan Riley

Duncan Riley is a senior writer at SiliconANGLE covering Startups, Bitcoin, and the Internet of Things.

Duncan is a co-founder of VC funded media company B5Media and founder of news site The Inquisitr, and was a senior writer at TechCrunch in its earlier days.

Tips? Press releases? Intersting startup? email: duncan@nichenet.com.au or contact Duncan on Twitter @duncanriley


Latest from Duncan Riley

Commvault surprises with earnings and revenue beats

Data protection provider Commvault Systems Inc. pleasantly surprised investors with its fiscal third-quarter earnings today, reporting beats in revenue and earnings. For the quarter that ended Sept. 30, Commvault reported adjusted earnings per share of 70 cents, up from 10 cents in the same …

UserTesting unveils enhanced features for its Human Insight Platform

Human insights platform company UserTesting Inc. today announced new enhancements and capabilities to its platform designed to simplify the process of reaching niche, hard-to-find audiences. The new announcements include product integrations with Canva Pty. Ltd. and FullStory Inc. to help organizations maximize the value …

LogRhythm teams up with D3 Security for enhanced incident response automation

Security intelligence firm LogRhythm Inc. today announced a new partnership with security orchestration, automation and response or SOAR company D3 Security Management Systems Inc. to automate threat management and incident response in LogRhythm’s Axon SEIM. The partnership brings together LogRhythm Axon SIEM, or security …

AWS IAM credentials at risk: EleKtra-Leak operation revealed by Unit 42

A new report from Palo Alto Networks Inc.’s Unit 42 warns of a new active campaign targeting exposed Amazon Web Services Inc. identity and access management credentials within public GitHub repositories. Dubbed “EleKtra-Leak,” the campaign is described as both sophisticated and concerning, the …

Newly discovered ‘iLeakage’ exploits speculative execution in Apple devices

A team of academic researchers has published a paper and website warning users about a security threat that exploits weaknesses in recent Apple Inc. devices that can be used to extract sensitive information from Apple’s Safar web browser. Dubbed “iLeakage,” the vulnerability exploits a “speculative execution” vulnerability …

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