Kyt Dotson, Author at SiliconANGLE

Hackers Absconded with Mitsubishi Heavy Warplane, Nuke Plant Data

By Kyt Dotson Oct 25, 2011

A leading daily newspaper in Japan is running an article right now that it’s been discovered that hackers stole plans for nuclear power plant design and safety plans, as well as fighter jet plans,…

Bitcoin is Not Dead (Again) Part II

By Kyt Dotson Oct 24, 2011

For those who have been reading my coverage of the cryptocurrency Bitcoin, you might have noticed that there isn’t actually a “Bitcoin is Not Dead Part I.” This is because in spite of people…

Anonymous #OpDarknet Burns Down Pedophile Websites and Publishes Usernames

By Kyt Dotson Oct 24, 2011

The weekend brings us news of Anonymous grabbing their masks, torches, and pitchforks and raiding a series of privacy-hardened darknet websites. An Anonymous hactivist cell is claiming responsibility for taking down more than 40…

Sony Online’s Free Realms Boasts 20 Million Registered Users

By Kyt Dotson Oct 21, 2011

The best health metric used for massively multiplayer online (MMO) games these days happens to be how many people play them in a given period—often a month—but another overlooked standard is the total number…

Virtual BlizzCon 2011 for $40: The Price of Eyeballs-Only Admittance

By Kyt Dotson Oct 20, 2011

Conventioneering is a big deal for fans of popular culture media, although while comics really take the cake with ComicCon and Anime Expo, video games aren’t far behind with E3, PAX, and BlizzCon. The…

NSA Helps Expedite Hardened Android Kernel for “Classified” Smartphones

By Kyt Dotson Oct 18, 2011

There’s been a lot of movement around Google’s Android mobile phone platform recently, especially involving security and its usefulness in classified sectors such as government, healthcare, and defense. For a while now, RIM’s BlackBerry…

“Take This Lollipop” Puts the Fear of Social Media Sharing Into You

By Kyt Dotson Oct 18, 2011

As All Hallow’s Eve quickly approaches at the end of this October month many television networks are already gearing up with fright weeks and horror movie marathons. As for social media, a new Facebook…

Bitcoin Value Falling as ExchB Exchange Shutters its Doors and Windows

By Kyt Dotson Oct 17, 2011

Yesterday, Oct 16, 2011, ExchB officially stopped all transactions and closed up shop. The exchange bills itself as “the 1st US Bitcoin Exchange” and now they’ll take that title to the exchange grave with…

Red Card! Xbox LIVE Users Targeted by Soccer Fan Hacker

By Kyt Dotson Oct 17, 2011

Over the past month a large number of reports of hacked Xbox LIVE accounts have been flowing to a reporter at Ars Technica and the pattern emerging seems a bit specific: the hacker purchases…

Microsoft and Skype: It’s Time to Bring Video Calls into the Living Room

By Kyt Dotson Oct 14, 2011

Microsoft and Skype sealed the deal today—the most famous and best branded VoIP provider across the Internet will now become a division of the most powerful software house in the world. The future of…

Kyt Dotson

Hackers Absconded with Mitsubishi Heavy Warplane, Nuke Plant Data

Bitcoin is Not Dead (Again) Part II

Anonymous #OpDarknet Burns Down Pedophile Websites and Publishes Usernames

NSA Helps Expedite Hardened Android Kernel for “Classified” Smartphones

Bitcoin Value Falling as ExchB Exchange Shutters its Doors and Windows

Red Card! Xbox LIVE Users Targeted by Soccer Fan Hacker

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