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Robert Pleasant

Robert Pleasant is a writer and unabashed nerd, contributing news coverage and editorial articles to SiliconANGLE. His experience includes writing articles for websites such as UCStrategies, G33k-HQ, and Green Tea Graffiti, covering a range of subjects in technology, gaming, and entertainment. Robert, known to his friends as Robbie, earned his degree in Creative Writing from University of California, Santa Cruz, before getting into the tech news field, and in addition to the writing he does for SiliconANGLE, enjoys creating original comedic stories in his downtime.


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Multiple banks struck by Turkish hackers

More banks are under cyber attack, with five South Asian banks suffering a data breach. Turkish hacking group Bozkurtlar (translated to “Grey Wolves”) has taken credit for the attack, following its recent attacks on the Qatar National Bank and UAE’s InvestBank. The …

Parents beware: Data breach at Kiddicare

The life of a new parent can be rough, between the minimal sleep, the need to constantly keep an eye on the child, the constant barrage of often-contradictory parenting advice, and the data breaches. Actually, that last one wasn’t a problem until …

200 million emails compromised: Is yours on the list?

A massive hack has resulted in the theft of usernames and passwords for email accounts and other websites, which are now on sale in Russia. This includes users of Google, Yahoo, and Microsoft emails, as well as Russia’s Mail.ru service, and stands …

Gumtree hack loses customer info, no passwords stolen

There’s no denying that people aren’t fond of advertisements, but that doesn’t justify a cyber attack on ad-posting websites. Still, that didn’t stop hackers from hitting the website Gumtree, and taking the email addresses, names, and phone numbers of several of its …

SWIFT reports Bangladesh bank breach is one of many

Following the massive hack in the central bank of Bangladesh, which was made possible by vulnerabilities in SWIFT software, SWIFT has now admitted that this is not the first time the platform has been compromised. SWIFT, which stands for Society for Worldwide …

Goldcorp gets mined in massive data breach

A group of hackers think they may have struck gold when they went after Goldcorp, a gold-mining firm in Vancouver. The metaphorical riches plundered come in the form of company and employee information, making up around 14.8 GB worth of data, including banking …

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