Duncan Riley

Senior Tech Journalist

Tech journalist covering Startups, Cybersecurity and Artificial Intelligence. Senior writer at SiliconANGLE and an Australian abroad in Thailand.

Duncan Riley

About Duncan

Duncan Riley is a senior writer at SiliconANGLE covering Startups, Cybersecurity and Artificial Intelligence. With over two decades of experience in digital media, Duncan has established himself as a respected voice in technology journalism.

An entrepreneur at heart, Duncan co-founded the VC-funded media company B5Media and founded the news site The Inquisitr. He was also a senior writer at TechCrunch in its earlier days, contributing to its rise as one of the most influential tech blogs in the world.

Born in Sydney, Australia, Duncan now resides in Chiang Mai, Thailand, where he continues to cover the latest developments in technology and startups for a global audience.

Latest Articles

DDoS attack knocks France’s postal service La Poste offline during holiday peak

DDoS attack knocks France’s postal service La Poste offline during holiday peak

France’s national postal service,  La Poste and its banking arm, La Banque Postale, were knocked offline on Monday in a...

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Lemon Slice launches with $10.5M seed round to scale real-time interactive AI avatars

Lemon Slice launches with $10.5M seed round to scale real-time interactive AI avatars

Frontier artificial intelligence research and product startup Lemon Slice launched today and announced that it had raised $10.5 million in...

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Shai Hulud malware turns developers into unwitting distributors in NPM supply chain attacks

Shai Hulud malware turns developers into unwitting distributors in NPM supply chain attacks

A new report out today from managed detection and response company Expel Inc. details a newly identified variant of the Shai...

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Nearly 3.5M affected in University of Phoenix breach tied to Clop-linked Oracle EBS exploit

Nearly 3.5M affected in University of Phoenix breach tied to Clop-linked Oracle EBS exploit

The University of Phoenix has confirmed a major data breach affecting nearly 3.5 million current and former students, employees, faculty...

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