Mike Wheatley, Author at SiliconANGLE

Tor remains vulnerable to Heartbleed, pulls back capacity

By Mike Wheatley Apr 18, 2014

More than a week after we first learned about the Heartbleed vulnerability in OpenSSL – the encryption that protects more than half of the Internet, according to Netcraft’s April 2014 Web Server Survey – it’s…

Developers movin’ on top: How open-source + cloud changed the landscape

By Mike Wheatley Apr 17, 2014

One of the biggest ongoing conversations in tech right now pertains to the shifting role of developers, and what this will mean for IT departments. A recent survey by Puppet Labs shows that developers…

IBM beefs up SoftLayer with disaster recovery services

By Mike Wheatley Apr 17, 2014

IBM is adding to its SoftLayer platform by introducing extra security and disaster recovery services, hoping to allay fears about critical data loss in the cloud. Its disaster recovery-as-a-service is able to recover workloads…

Red Hat unveils ‘Project Atomic’ to rule container-loaded servers #RHSummit

By Mike Wheatley Apr 16, 2014

This week saw Red Hat showing off its newest enterprise Linux technologies, and it’s betting big on virtualization containers. At its annual Red Hat Summit yesterday, it showed off a new virtualization initiative leveraging…

Time to update Windows 8.1, it’s just about to be made obsolete

By Mike Wheatley Apr 16, 2014

So you’ve only just updated to Windows 8.1, now what? Well, Microsoft wants you to update again, and do it pretty damn quickly, because its about to stop providing support for earlier versions of…

Red Hat launches cloudy marketplace at #RHSummit

By Mike Wheatley Apr 15, 2014

An app store of something of a ‘must-have’ for any budding tech giant these days, and that’s why Red Hat has become the latest player to launch its own digital marketplace. The Linux company…

Google confirms its lofty ambitions with Titan Aerospace acquisition

By Mike Wheatley Apr 15, 2014

Google has ‘soared’ ahead of Facebook in the race to bring connectivity to some of the the world’s most under-developed regions following the acquisition of solar-powered drone making company Titan Aerospace yesterday. The web…

China’s APT groups can’t stop hacking US

By Mike Wheatley Apr 11, 2014

China apparently isn’t the least bit bothered that we know all about it’s cyberhacking activities, as security firm Mandiant reports that two of its major advanced persistent threat (APT) groups have resumed full operations,…

Did the NSA know about Heartbleed before everyone else?

By Mike Wheatley Apr 11, 2014

One of the first questions asked by many when OpenSSL’s Heartbleed vulnerability first came to light was whether or not the bug may have been put there deliberately, either by national intelligence agencies or…

Microsoft guns for VMware with updated MVMC 2.0 conversion tool

By Mike Wheatley Apr 10, 2014

Microsoft’s virtualization push has been growing for some time already, and yesterday it fired another shot in the direction of VMware users, announcing an updated Virtual Machine Converter that can move virtual machines from…

Mike Wheatley

Tor remains vulnerable to Heartbleed, pulls back capacity

Developers movin’ on top: How open-source + cloud changed the landscape

IBM beefs up SoftLayer with disaster recovery services

Red Hat unveils ‘Project Atomic’ to rule container-loaded servers #RHSummit

Time to update Windows 8.1, it’s just about to be made obsolete

Red Hat launches cloudy marketplace at #RHSummit

Google confirms its lofty ambitions with Titan Aerospace acquisition

China’s APT groups can’t stop hacking US

Did the NSA know about Heartbleed before everyone else?

Microsoft guns for VMware with updated MVMC 2.0 conversion tool

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