Kyt Dotson, Author at SiliconANGLE

Bitcoinica Can’t Catch a Break: Recent Breach Hemorrhages 40,000 BTC

By Kyt Dotson Jul 16, 2012

In what appears to be an extension of security issues resulting from a previous breach in May, Bitcoinica—a Bitcoin Forex housing a lot of funds—had their MtGox account compromised and over ฿40,000 BTC were…

Facebook Security Checkpoint a Fair but Currently Flawed Idea

By Kyt Dotson Jul 13, 2012

Not many months ago Facebook partnered with antivirus vendors to come up with a plan for aiding their customers in the ever ongoing fight against malware and mere days ago the Malware Checkpoint for…

Dropped USB Sticks as a Malware Vector: DSM Does Cybersecurity Right

By Kyt Dotson Jul 12, 2012

The reason that some malware is called a Trojan is a play on the Trojan horse from the mythology about the ancient Greek siege of the city of Troy. Most Trojans are actually software…

Paypal’s Abandonment of Major Cyberlockers May Become Bitcoin’s Big Win

By Kyt Dotson Jul 11, 2012

Paypal is now well known for a sort of sanctimonious attitude towards sites that they feel will damage their ability to make money and now that cyberlockers are under fire from copyright conglomerates such…

Populating the World with Virtual People: How Augmented Reality Can Amplify Us

By Kyt Dotson Jul 10, 2012

We essentially have wearable computers, an Android smartphone of sufficient power can do a great deal of computing and if it can’t succeed all on its own it can have a cloud-computer do the…

Lockheed Martin’s Cyber Security VP Curt Aubley Talks About Cloud Security at Intel Forecast 2012

By Kyt Dotson Jul 9, 2012

The adoption of cloud in the consumer market and especially the high-profile enterprise market has seen some inhibition, especially surrounding security. John Furrier brought Curt Aubley, Lockheed Martin VP & CTO Cyber Security &…

Bittorrent Traffic a Rising Tide After Dutch ISP’s Block The Pirate Bay

By Kyt Dotson Jul 6, 2012

Because the Internet, much like the universe, is fueled by irony it looks as if attempts by UK courts to stifle Bittorrent traffic have backfired. This week, the anti-piracy group BREIN succeeded in getting…

The Queen’s Peace of the 21st Century Brought by Big Data to Los Angeles

By Kyt Dotson Jul 5, 2012

The realm of justice and crime is a vast arena that contains a great deal of actors and how to approach it is a problem for law enforcement and governments worldwide. In many cases,…

To Nobody’s Surprise, After Buying Gaikai Sony Drops OnLive Support

By Kyt Dotson Jul 4, 2012

It’s the battle of the cloud-streaming gaming services with Gaikai and OnLive staring head-to-head in the marketplace and the exclusive manufacturer effects are coming in. Sony has gotten the jump on the market by…

Twitter Transparency Reports Reveals Huge Leap in Government Demands for Data

By Kyt Dotson Jul 3, 2012

On Monday, commonly tight-lipped Twitter released their first-ever transparency report revealing how often and who of governments make requests of the social media microblogging platform. From the report, it looks like not only are…

Kyt Dotson

Bitcoinica Can’t Catch a Break: Recent Breach Hemorrhages 40,000 BTC

Dropped USB Sticks as a Malware Vector: DSM Does Cybersecurity Right

Paypal’s Abandonment of Major Cyberlockers May Become Bitcoin’s Big Win

Populating the World with Virtual People: How Augmented Reality Can Amplify Us

Bittorrent Traffic a Rising Tide After Dutch ISP’s Block The Pirate Bay

The Queen’s Peace of the 21st Century Brought by Big Data to Los Angeles

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