Kyt Dotson, Author at SiliconANGLE

U.S. and Chinese Militaries Practice Cyberwar and Play House

By Kyt Dotson Apr 18, 2012

As the Internet breaks down borders between nations and begins to bound the economy, we’re looking at brand new forms of political and economic pressure and the advent of cyber warfare. On Monday, The…

Canada’s Mint Chip Digital Currency Cannot Supplant Bitcoin

By Kyt Dotson Apr 17, 2012

Digital currencies such as Bitcoin have become such a talking point across the Internet that even governments are starting to look at alternatives to paper and coin fiat money. The Royal Canadian Mint is…

Anonymous Hacker Havittaja Slams DDoS Into CIA, US Department of Justice Websites

By Kyt Dotson Apr 16, 2012

In the wake of DDoS attacks against the UK Home Office, and the CIA, the International Business Times brings us the news that Anonymous cells have continued to disrupt government websites across the globe by washing…

FBI Staying “Abreast” of Hacker Case Leads to Capture

By Kyt Dotson Apr 13, 2012

For anyone who watches TV shows about mystery or criminality, we usually realize that it only takes one mistake to take down a would-be criminal. In the hacker world it can work exactly the…

Intel’s Jim Blakley Looks to the Future of Private Cloud and IT Growth

By Kyt Dotson Apr 12, 2012

Dave Vellante and John Furrier in theCUBE at EMCVSPEX in San Francisco, CA brought in Jim Blakley, Director of Intel Architecture Systems Integration Division, to speak about the trends in IT towards cloud and…

Flashback Trojan Estimate Drops as Security Experts Flay Apple for Slow Response

By Kyt Dotson Apr 12, 2012

I grew up with the Mac vs. PC debate in full swing with a strange sort of sectarian dichotomy between the fans of Apple and everyone else. One of the biggest things that would…

CISPA May Not be SOPA but It’s Got That Itching, Burning Sensation

By Kyt Dotson Apr 11, 2012

Right now, there’s a lot of talk going around about HR 3523, a bill called CISPA (for Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act) and while it’s good that Congress is looking into this country’s…

Kinect Used to Operate Four-Story High Pipe Organ in Australia

By Kyt Dotson Apr 10, 2012

Melbourne, Australia is the home of an extravagant and beautiful four-story high pipe organ called the Town Hall Grand Organ—installed in 1872, the organ was almost entirely rebuilt in 1905 and still stands today.…

Anonymous Brings DDoS Fist Down on UK and Turns Attention Towards China Over Human Rights

By Kyt Dotson Apr 10, 2012

The Anonymous collective brewed up a storm over this weekend by taking aim at government websites belonging to China and England. The cells involved have been communicating via Twitter and made warning of their…

Utah Gets a Cybersecurity Rude Awakening: 181,000 Medical Records Hacked

By Kyt Dotson Apr 9, 2012

With cybersecurity the way that it is, data breaches are constantly rolling news and when it comes to cultures such as Anonymous and hactivist groups like LulzSec it was the amount of data taken…

Kyt Dotson

U.S. and Chinese Militaries Practice Cyberwar and Play House

Canada’s Mint Chip Digital Currency Cannot Supplant Bitcoin

Anonymous Hacker Havittaja Slams DDoS Into CIA, US Department of Justice Websites

FBI Staying “Abreast” of Hacker Case Leads to Capture

Flashback Trojan Estimate Drops as Security Experts Flay Apple for Slow Response

CISPA May Not be SOPA but It’s Got That Itching, Burning Sensation

Kinect Used to Operate Four-Story High Pipe Organ in Australia

Anonymous Brings DDoS Fist Down on UK and Turns Attention Towards China Over Human Rights

Utah Gets a Cybersecurity Rude Awakening: 181,000 Medical Records Hacked

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