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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

Russian hacking group takes responsibility for DDoS attacks on Lithuania

A Russian hacking group has taken responsibility for a distributed denial-of-service attack targeting government and private organizations in Lithuania. According to a report today in The Baltic Times, the attack, from a group known as “Killnet,” caused delays in processing passports and residence permits …

CISA and Coast Guard warn that Log4Shell still being targeted by hackers

The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Agency and the Coast Guard Cyber Command today warned network defenders that Log4Shell vulnerabilities are still being targeted by hackers. Log4Shell first emerged in December and actively targeted vulnerabilities found in Apache Log4j, open-source software used by numerous …

Identity and access management startup ConductorOne raises $15M

Identity and access management startup ConductorOne Inc. has raised $15 million in new funding to enhance product development and increase its marketing efforts. Accel led the Series A round, with Fuel Capital, Fathom Capital, Active Capital and several individual investors also participating. Including the …

Google researchers find iOS version of Italian ‘Hermit’ spyware

Researchers at Lookout Inc. last week detailed a newly discovered form of enterprise-grade Android “surveillanceware” or spyware, dubbed “Hermit” being used by the government of Kazakhstan. It was noted in the report that the software is believed to have been developed by Italian spyware …

BlackBerry shares drop slightly despite decent earnings beat

Shares in BlackBerry Ltd. dropped slightly in after-hours trading today despite the company mostly beating analysts’ expectations for its fiscal first quarter. For the quarter ended May 31, BlackBerry reported a loss before costs such as stock compensation and legal expenses of …

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