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

Node40 launches tool to help taxpayers report bitcoin profits and losses

EMERGING TECH By DUNCAN RILEY10 YEARS AGO

Blockchain hosting firm Node40 LLC has released a new product that allows Americans to report their bitcoin profits and losses to the Internal Revenue Service. Called Node40 Balance, the new service is said to set a “new standard in precision and simplicity” as it is able …

New Star Trek-themed attack goes where no ransomware has gone before

INFRA By DUNCAN RILEY10 YEARS AGO

A new Star Trek-themed malware variant has gone where no ransomware has gone before by demanding a ransom payment in Monero, an up-and-coming cryptocurrency that competes with bitcoin. The “Kirk” ransomware, first discovered by Avast Software s.r.o. malware researcher Jakub Kroustek, is being distributed …

Microsoft outage affects Xbox Live, Outlook.com, Skype, OneDrive and Windows Store users

CLOUD By DUNCAN RILEY10 YEARS AGO

Microsoft account holders across the range of the tech giant’s services, including Xbox Live, Outlook.com, Skype, OneDrive, and Microsoft’s Windows Store, suffered an outage Tuesday that prevented them from signing into accounts for nearly two hours. The outage, the second in March, not …

South Korean mobile gaming giant Netmarble files for $2.4 billion IPO

APPS By DUNCAN RILEY10 YEARS AGO

South Korean mobile games developer Netmarble Games Corp. is going public as the company filed paperwork to raise 2.7 trillion won ($2.4 billion) in an initial public offering of shares. The company said it’s looking to sell 17 million shares at 121,000 …

Cisco discloses 300+ switches vulnerable to CIA hack, with no patch available

INFRA By DUNCAN RILEY10 YEARS AGO

In a damaging public disclosure, Cisco Systems Inc. has admitted that more than 300 of the switches it sells contain a critical vulnerability that allows the Central Intelligence Agency to take full control of the devices, but there is currently no patch …

Adobe wants one cloud to rule them all with new Experience Cloud

CLOUD By DUNCAN RILEY10 YEARS AGO

Adobe Systems Inc. is strengthening its cloud offerings with a new service that combines parts of its marketing, analytics and content tools in an effort to broaden its footprint for enterprise marketing users. Called the Adobe Experience Cloud, the new service consists of …

WikiLeaks demands tech companies meet mystery conditions to get CIA hacking details

INFRA By DUNCAN RILEY10 YEARS AGO

A promise by WikiLeaks to provide big tech companies with details of hacking exploits it had received via a leak from the Central Intelligence Agency has hit a snag as the organization demanded the tech firms comply with a set of “mystery demands.” Exactly …

Chinese regulations would require bitcoin exchanges to check client IDs

EMERGING TECH By DUNCAN RILEY10 YEARS AGO

China looks set to impose strict regulations on bitcoin as the country’s central bank circulates new guidelines that would require exchanges to identify clients and adhere to banking regulations. According to The Wall Street Journal, the draft regulations would require Chinese bitcoin …

MuleSoft kicks off 2017 enterprise tech IPOs with a 44 percent pop

CLOUD By DUNCAN RILEY10 YEARS AGO

Updated with opening price and analysis. In the year’s first big enterprise technology initial public offering, application network platform provider MuleSoft Inc. went public today and its shares jumped some 44 percent over the offering price. It offered 13 million Class A shares on the …

Google Drive goes down for Windows users following faulty software update

APPS By DUNCAN RILEY10 YEARS AGO

If you had problems using Google Drive Thursday, you weren’t alone. The search giant pushed out a faulty software update to Windows users that caused problems with the service. The client application software, which according to reports appeared to be private build of the …

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Duncan Riley

Latest from Duncan Riley

Node40 launches tool to help taxpayers report bitcoin profits and losses

New Star Trek-themed attack goes where no ransomware has gone before

Microsoft outage affects Xbox Live, Outlook.com, Skype, OneDrive and Windows Store users

South Korean mobile gaming giant Netmarble files for $2.4 billion IPO

Cisco discloses 300+ switches vulnerable to CIA hack, with no patch available

Adobe wants one cloud to rule them all with new Experience Cloud

WikiLeaks demands tech companies meet mystery conditions to get CIA hacking details

Chinese regulations would require bitcoin exchanges to check client IDs

MuleSoft kicks off 2017 enterprise tech IPOs with a 44 percent pop

Google Drive goes down for Windows users following faulty software update

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