Kyt Dotson

Kyt Dotson is a Senior Editor at SiliconAngle and works to cover beats surrounding DevOps, security, gaming, and cutting edge technology. Before joining SiliconAngle, Kyt worked as a software engineer starting at Motorola in Q&A to eventually settle at Pets911.com where he helped build a vast database for pet adoption and a lost and found system. Kyt is a published author who writes science fiction and fantasy works that incorporate ideas from modern-day technological innovation and explore the outcome of living with those technologies.

Latest from Kyt Dotson

Got network problems? This $60 WiFi smartplug will reset your router if it fails

NEWS By KYT DOTSON10 YEARS AGO

The ResetPlug made by MultiNet seeks to rescue consumers from the need to power cycle their network equipment to fix it with a simple Internet of Things solution that monitors WiFi and then takes action when it goes offline. Ever had your WiFi …

Adobe warns of yet another Flash vulnerability, exploits in the wild

NEWS By KYT DOTSON10 YEARS AGO

It’s that time of the year again: Adobe Systems Inc. has released a new patch for Flash that fixes a newly discovered vulnerability. Internet users are urged to download and install the patch immediately. The patch notes cite that the “updates address …

Bitcoin Weekly 2016 March 10: Chronicled raises $3.4 million, BitAccess opens to 6,000 Canadian merchants, Bitwage releases API and credit card payments

NEWS By KYT DOTSON10 YEARS AGO

A great deal of attention is being laid upon blockchain technology this year and numerous companies are beginning take advantage of possible advancements. Vintage sneaker company Chronicled raised $3.4 million in seed funding to use blockchain technology to secure product authenticity. As …

Technology startup highlights from Blockchain Conference SF 2016 | #BlockchainSF

NEWS By KYT DOTSON10 YEARS AGO

The Blockchain Conference in San Francisco brought out a few interesting technology companies to speak about the next generation of blockchain technology applications. Keep reading to see what the CEO of stealth startup Hellosent thinks about Internet of Things and smart contracts; …

Estonia partners with Guardtime to secure 1 million health records with blockchain technology

NEWS By KYT DOTSON10 YEARS AGO

Blockchain-based security and infrastructure company Guardtime AS announced a partnership today with the government of Estonia and the Estonian e-Health Foundation to accelerate the development of blockchain-based technology for security, transparency and auditability. The company hopes to bring its Keyless Signature Infrastructure …

Bitcoin Weekly 2016 March 2: OpenBazaar opens on testnet, Coinbase debit card buys, Bitcoin network DoS, Japanese BTC tax-exemption debate

NEWS By KYT DOTSON10 YEARS AGO

This week the distributed peer-to-peer marketplace project OpenBazaar opened up on the Bitcoin testnet so that the system can be alpha tested for bugs. Bitcoin wallet company Coinbase, Inc. has begun to offer debit card instant purchase of bitcoins to U.S.-based users. …

Rejoice Raspberry Pi users: the new Pi 3 is 64-bit with on-board Wi-Fi

NEWS By KYT DOTSON10 YEARS AGO

The Raspberry Pi Foundation just announced the release of the Raspberry Pi 3 Model B, a tiny open source hardware platform for Internet of Things applications, which comes with 802.11n wireless LAN and Bluetooth 4.1. The Pi 3 also boasts a powerful …

Blockstack makes DNS more secure by building on top of the blockchain

NEWS By KYT DOTSON10 YEARS AGO

A new blockchain-based domain name service (DNS) system has been proposed by Blockstack that would use the Bitcoin blockchain in order to register and cryptographically protect domain names with a decentralized ledger. As a decentralized blockchain, Blockstack promises to be more secure …

Bitcoin Weekly 2016 February 24: Butterfly Labs FTC slap on the wrist, Ledger segwit approval, Bitcoin Core 0.12

NEWS By KYT DOTSON10 YEARS AGO

After really messing up the lives of potential customers and finally losing a fraud case to the United States Federal Trade Commission, Butterfly Labs receives a “slap on the wrist” of pennies on the dollar fines compared to the original settlement. Talk …

IBM brings the power of cloud and AI-as-a-Service via Watson to Sword Art Online VRMMO

NEWS By KYT DOTSON10 YEARS AGO

IBM Japan announced a new massively multiplayer online (MMO) game virtual reality project called Sword Art Online: The Beginning that will make use of IBM’s cognitive computing artificial intelligence Watson and the company’s high-function cloud service SoftLayer. In an almost science fiction …

Kyt Dotson

Latest from Kyt Dotson

Got network problems? This $60 WiFi smartplug will reset your router if it fails

Adobe warns of yet another Flash vulnerability, exploits in the wild

Bitcoin Weekly 2016 March 10: Chronicled raises $3.4 million, BitAccess opens to 6,000 Canadian merchants, Bitwage releases API and credit card payments

Technology startup highlights from Blockchain Conference SF 2016 | #BlockchainSF

Estonia partners with Guardtime to secure 1 million health records with blockchain technology

Bitcoin Weekly 2016 March 2: OpenBazaar opens on testnet, Coinbase debit card buys, Bitcoin network DoS, Japanese BTC tax-exemption debate

Rejoice Raspberry Pi users: the new Pi 3 is 64-bit with on-board Wi-Fi

Blockstack makes DNS more secure by building on top of the blockchain

Bitcoin Weekly 2016 February 24: Butterfly Labs FTC slap on the wrist, Ledger segwit approval, Bitcoin Core 0.12

IBM brings the power of cloud and AI-as-a-Service via Watson to Sword Art Online VRMMO

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