Kyt Dotson, Author at SiliconANGLE

Gameloft and EA Throw in with B10 but is it Enough for BlackBerry Gaming?

By Kyt Dotson Feb 6, 2013

When Research In Motion now known as BlackBerry are brought into a conversation the first thing that comes to mind is not gaming. The so-dubbed “crackberry” got its name from how extensively social networking…

OnLive Has Game Changing Plans for the Cloud-Streaming MMO Market

By Kyt Dotson Feb 5, 2013

The year of 2012 was a troubled time for the video game cloud-streaming outfit OnLive, but they managed to pull through only because, after becoming insolvent, they were bought out by another company—also called OnLive. Red…

China Once Again Takes Hacking Headlines by Storm

By Kyt Dotson Feb 4, 2013

It seems like every time cybersecurity experts turn around, China is standing right behind them. The country has been accused (and caught) in numerous hacking attempts against multiple targets and the most recent hacks…

Twitter Hacked, 250,000 Accounts Compromised in Expert Intrusion

By Kyt Dotson Feb 2, 2013

Thousands of Twitter users woke up this morning to discover e-mails from the social media service asking them to change their passwords. Why? Yesterday, Twitter announced that they’d experienced an internal breach that compromised…

Just Look at These Amazing 3D Printed Pieces of Art from Colony

By Kyt Dotson Feb 1, 2013

Jessica Rosenkrantz of Nervous System has been working with 3D printed objects for some time now and she develops generated works of art based on generative design. Her newest project, Colony, which is still somewhere been…

Amazon.com Appears to Be Down [Updated]

By Kyt Dotson Jan 31, 2013

It’s not just you. Right now, Amazon.com is unavailable in the United States and for me. Reports are that the service (the web page at least) seems to be unavailable for numerous people and…

European Central Bank Concern for Bitcoin Gets Attention (Again)

By Kyt Dotson Jan 31, 2013

Digital currencies have a strong potential to be a disruptive technology in a sector that’s seen very little change in many, many years. In October of last year, the European Central Bank published a…

How Do I Keep My Data Safe Using a Cyberlocker Like Mega?

By Kyt Dotson Jan 30, 2013

Kim Dotcom’s Mega recently launched as the spiritual successor to the now extinct Megaupload. It contains a lot of interesting security features, including what looks like some impressive encryption; however, in spite of its…

Camover Upgrades Alternate Reality Gaming to the Gamification of Protest-Vandalism

By Kyt Dotson Jan 28, 2013

Activists in Berlin, Germany have come up with a way to keep their members engaged and hook in the public to become part of what is essentially a vandalism spree against government surveillance as…

Anonymous Hacks USDOJ Sentencing Website in Honor of Aaron Swartz

By Kyt Dotson Jan 26, 2013

Early Saturday morning, the US Department of Justice Sentencing Commission website, www.ussc.gov, was shut down and has remained offline for some time. Numerous Anonymous press shortly began to clamor that the hacktivist collective was…

Kyt Dotson

Gameloft and EA Throw in with B10 but is it Enough for BlackBerry Gaming?

China Once Again Takes Hacking Headlines by Storm

Twitter Hacked, 250,000 Accounts Compromised in Expert Intrusion

Just Look at These Amazing 3D Printed Pieces of Art from Colony

Amazon.com Appears to Be Down [Updated]

European Central Bank Concern for Bitcoin Gets Attention (Again)

How Do I Keep My Data Safe Using a Cyberlocker Like Mega?

Camover Upgrades Alternate Reality Gaming to the Gamification of Protest-Vandalism

Anonymous Hacks USDOJ Sentencing Website in Honor of Aaron Swartz

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