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Craig ‘Satoshi’ Wright to appeal $5B bitcoin court ruling

By Duncan Riley Sep 2, 2019

Craig Wright, the man who on several occasions has claimed to be bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto, is appealing a court ruling that ordered him to hand over around $5 billion in bitcoin to the estate of…

Security

UK travel company exposes customer calls on misconfigured cloud storage

By Duncan Riley Sep 2, 2019

U.K. travel company Truly Travels Ltd., better known as Teletext Holidays, has exposed the records of over 500,000 customer transactions on a misconfigured Amazon Web Services Inc. S3 storage instance, including some 212,000 audio…

Apps

Facebook might do away with the ‘Like’ count

By James Farrell Sep 2, 2019

In an effort to reduce the pressure of using social media, Facebook Inc. could get rid of its ‘Like’ count on the news feed. The possibility was first raised today by app researcher Jane…

Blockchain

French ‘cybergendarmes’ take down huge cryptomining botnet

By Duncan Riley Sep 1, 2019

French police have managed to take down a botnet of more than 850,000 computers that were being used to mine the Monero cryptocurrency. The operation, led by a team from France’s C3N digital crime-fighting center…

Security

Report: China behind iPhone hacking, targeted Android and Windows too

By Duncan Riley Sep 1, 2019

An attack that used malicious websites to hack iPhones is now believed to have originated in China and, in a new development, appears to have targeted Android devices and Microsoft Windows PCs as well.…

Infra

The new networks of the cloud era: smart, programmable and app-centric

By Mark Albertson Sep 1, 2019

Nick McKeown, professor of electrical engineering and computer science at Stanford University, has co-founded and successfully sold four startup companies. They include Nicira Inc., technology acquired by VMware Inc. in 2012 and now responsible…

Infra

Project Pacific mashes vSphere and Kubernetes for happier DevOps

By R. Danes Aug 30, 2019

What is the fate of VMware Inc. virtual machines? Some tout containers (a virtualized method for running distributed applications) as their obvious successor — at least in modern cloud environments. But in real companies…

Security

Years in the making: Carbon Black is the capstone for VMware’s security business strategy

By Mark Albertson Aug 30, 2019

(This article has been updated with an extended review of Carbon Black to reflect Tom Barsi’s selection as theCUBE’s Guest of the Week.) Don’t look now, but VMware Inc. has built a significant cybersecurity…

Cloud

Cloud-native disruption comes into focus at VMworld

By Jason Bloomberg Aug 30, 2019

VMware Inc.’s diverse enterprise infrastructure product line has found its way into the vast majority of information technology shops around the world. Uncover the company’s DNA, however, and it’s clear VMware is a hypervisor…

Policy

Google will reportedly pay fine of up to $200M to settle FTC’s YouTube probe

By Maria Deutscher Aug 30, 2019

Google LLC will cough up between $150 million and $200 million to settle a regulatory probe into children’s privacy on YouTube, Politico reported today. The investigation was launched by the Federal Trade Commission last…

the latest

Craig ‘Satoshi’ Wright to appeal $5B bitcoin court ruling

UK travel company exposes customer calls on misconfigured cloud storage

Facebook might do away with the ‘Like’ count

French ‘cybergendarmes’ take down huge cryptomining botnet

Report: China behind iPhone hacking, targeted Android and Windows too

Google will reportedly pay fine of up to $200M to settle FTC’s YouTube probe

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