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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

Customer data stolen in hack of Western Australia’s P&N Bank

P&N Bank, a community-owned bank serving Western Australia, has suffered a data breach with customer data stolen. The hack took place Dec. 12 during a server upgrade on an outside hosting service. The data stolen included customer names and ages, residential addresses, …

Google enables iPhones and iPads to act as security keys

Google LLC today extended its log-in authentication service to iOS, allowing iPhone and iPad users to sign into accounts using Google security keys for two-factor authentication. The service was first rolled out to Android devices in April and negates the need for …

Passwordless security startup Trusona raises $20M

Passwordless security startup Trusona Inc. said today it has raised $20 million in new funding to support ongoing technology development. The Series C round was led by Georgian Partners and included Kleiner Perkins, M12, OurCrowd, Seven Peaks Ventures and Akamai. Founded in 2015, …

NortonLifeLock sells ID Analytics business to LexisNexis Risk Solutions for $375M

NortonLifeLock Inc. today said it has sold its ID Analytics business to LexisNexis Risk Solutions for $375 million as the company divests itself of unwanted business units following its separation from the now Broadcom Inc.-owned Symantec enterprise security business. ID Analytics became part of NortonLifeLock after being acquired …

Windows 7 hits end of life as Microsoft drops free support

The end of Windows 7 support is nigh as Microsoft Corp. will drop support for the operating system Tuesday for consumers. Business customers can pay for ongoing support, chiefly for security updates, but the decision to pull it for consumers was a …

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