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

Despite earnings and revenue beat, F5 shares drop slightly on outlook miss

SECURITY By DUNCAN RILEY3 YEARS AGO

Shares in F5 Inc. fell slightly in late trading today after the application security firm reported beats in both earnings and revenue in its latest quarter but fell short on its outlook. For its fiscal third quarter ended Sept. 30, F5 reported adjusted net income …

Lacework expands its enterprise multicloud security platform with key updates

SECURITY By DUNCAN RILEY3 YEARS AGO

Cloud security company Lacework Inc. today announced a series of updates that expand its platform’s enterprise-grade capabilities to help customers do more in the cloud securely. Leading the list is an expansion of Lacework’s extending platform to support new cloud providers to give customers …

Potential OAuth lapses could have led to significant data breaches, warns Salt Labs

SECURITY By DUNCAN RILEY3 YEARS AGO

A new report released today by application programming interface security startup Salt Security Inc. warns of significant vulnerabilities in several major online platforms’ social sign-in and Open Authentication mechanisms. If exploited, the vulnerabilities could have led to massive data breaches, including credential leaks and …

IBM study indicates near parity between human and AI phishing attempts

SECURITY By DUNCAN RILEY3 YEARS AGO

A new study released today by IBM X-Force reveals a sizable increase in artificial intelligence-assisted cyberattacks and their ability versus humans, emphasizing an urgent need for organizations to adapt and bolster cybersecurity measures. The study revolves around a core experiment that pitted AI …

Deep Instinct launches ‘Prevent for Storage’ to protect data wherever it is stored

SECURITY By DUNCAN RILEY3 YEARS AGO

Threat protection-focused startup Deep Instinct Ltd. today announced Prevention for Storage, a new offering that applies a prevention-first approach to storage protection wherever data is stored. Deep Instinct Prevention for Storage has been designed to tackle the issue wherein digital transformation is resulting in applications …

New Jumio fraud prevention technology leverages cross-enterprise data

SECURITY By DUNCAN RILEY3 YEARS AGO

Digital identity management and verification startup Jumio Corp. today unveiled a new fraud-fighting technology that uses artificial intelligence-driven predictive analytics to identify fraud patterns with more sophistication and accuracy. Called Jumio 360° Fraud Analytics, the new service has been designed to tackle the issue of interconnected …

Okta shares drop after identity company discloses yet another data breach

SECURITY By DUNCAN RILEY3 YEARS AGO

Shares in Okta Inc. dropped Friday after the identity and access management company disclosed yet another data breach. The breach is officially described by Okta as involving “adversarial activity that leveraged access to a stolen credential to access Okta’s support case management system.” …

Human error cited as key cause of data breach at Japanese electronics company Casio

SECURITY By DUNCAN RILEY3 YEARS AGO

Japanese electronic company Casio Computer Co. Ltd. has suffered a data breach, and the company warned that data from customers in Japan and internationally has been stolen. According to Casio’s breach notice Wednesday, which also included an apology, the data breach involved …

Law enforcement takes aim at Ragnar Locker’s stolen data leak sites

SECURITY By DUNCAN RILEY3 YEARS AGO

An international law enforcement operation involving the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation, the European Union Agency for Law Enforcement Cooperation and various national police forces has seized data leak sites belonging to the Ragnar Locker ransomware gang. As first reported today by Bleeping Computer, …

KeePass users targeted: Attackers leverage Google Ads for deceptive campaign

SECURITY By DUNCAN RILEY3 YEARS AGO

A new report from cybersecurity software firm Malwarebytes Inc. today details a “malvertising” attack that exploits Google LLC ads to trick users into visiting a fake site for the open-source password management KeePass. Described by the Malwarebytes Labs researchers as “clever,” the attack methodology …

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Duncan Riley

Latest from Duncan Riley

Despite earnings and revenue beat, F5 shares drop slightly on outlook miss

Potential OAuth lapses could have led to significant data breaches, warns Salt Labs

IBM study indicates near parity between human and AI phishing attempts

Deep Instinct launches ‘Prevent for Storage’ to protect data wherever it is stored

New Jumio fraud prevention technology leverages cross-enterprise data

Okta shares drop after identity company discloses yet another data breach

Human error cited as key cause of data breach at Japanese electronics company Casio

Law enforcement takes aim at Ragnar Locker’s stolen data leak sites

KeePass users targeted: Attackers leverage Google Ads for deceptive campaign

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