We battled a 24‑hour train delay to reach Cape Canaveral, then boarded the ship early—only to run into luggage hiccups, pushed crowds, cramped elevators, and mixed service moments. Highlights include great food at Marceline Market, a thoughtful cast member helping with mobility, and a peek into the Haunted Mansion lounge and Periscope Club.

We battled a 24‑hour train delay to reach Cape Canaveral, then boarded the ship early—only to run into luggage hiccups, pushed crowds, cramped elevators, and mixed service moments. Highlights include great food at Marceline Market, a thoughtful cast member helping with mobility, and a peek into the Haunted Mansion lounge and Periscope Club.

Missing the Magic introduces husband-and-wife hosts Michelle and Joe: Michelle brings the pixie-dust optimism and Joe brings the grumpy realist takes. The podcast mixes praise for Disney moments with clear, funny critiques and travel tips for parks, cruises, films, and food.

Missing the Magic introduces husband-and-wife hosts Michelle and Joe: Michelle brings the pixie-dust optimism and Joe brings the grumpy realist takes. The podcast mixes praise for Disney moments with clear, funny critiques and travel tips for parks, cruises, films, and food.

In this week’s episode of Insights Into Technology, the team dives into a busy news cycle filled with data security stumbles and cross-continental policy drama. The FTC has warned major U.S. tech companies not to comply with international censorship or encryption-weakening laws—like those in the UK and EU—if it risks violating American user rights. The FTC’s message? Obey foreign laws at the expense of U.S. privacy, and you might face legal heat at home. Companies like Apple, Meta, and Microsoft are now caught in a legal tug-of-war that could reshape how global platforms handle compliance.

In this week’s episode of Insights Into Technology, the team dives into a busy news cycle filled with data security stumbles and cross-continental policy drama. The FTC has warned major U.S. tech companies not to comply with international censorship or encryption-weakening laws—like those in the UK and EU—if it risks violating American user rights. The FTC’s message? Obey foreign laws at the expense of U.S. privacy, and you might face legal heat at home. Companies like Apple, Meta, and Microsoft are now caught in a legal tug-of-war that could reshape how global platforms handle compliance.

Explore the latest cybersecurity trends in this episode of ’Insights into Technology.’ From the Washington Post’s rapid response to a foreign government cyberattack targeting journalists, to the vulnerabilities of SMS-based two-factor authentication, we dissect the growing threats in the digital landscape.

Explore the latest cybersecurity trends in this episode of ’Insights into Technology.’ From the Washington Post’s rapid response to a foreign government cyberattack targeting journalists, to the vulnerabilities of SMS-based two-factor authentication, we dissect the growing threats in the digital landscape.

In this episode of Insights into Technology, we dive deep into the dark web of cybersecurity as a new hacker collective takes a surprising aim at Russia in retaliation for geopolitical tensions. Discover how Microsoft is tightening its security belts by blocking over 120 risky email attachments in Outlook, aiming to shield users from malicious threats. We also explore a privacy oversight that left Google scrambling when their ’Find My Device’ feature inadvertently became a tool for hackers to reverse-engineer user phone numbers. Join us as we unravel these digital dramas and their profound implications on global cyber landscapes.

In this episode of Insights into Technology, we dive deep into the dark web of cybersecurity as a new hacker collective takes a surprising aim at Russia in retaliation for geopolitical tensions. Discover how Microsoft is tightening its security belts by blocking over 120 risky email attachments in Outlook, aiming to shield users from malicious threats. We also explore a privacy oversight that left Google scrambling when their ’Find My Device’ feature inadvertently became a tool for hackers to reverse-engineer user phone numbers. Join us as we unravel these digital dramas and their profound implications on global cyber landscapes.

Join host Joseph Whalen in Episode 28 of ”Insights into Technology,” as we explore the latest in cyber threats and innovations. Discover how Windows Defender was tricked by DefendNOT, an ingenious tool using an undocumented API to shut down vital security protections. We’ll also dive into the recent Pwn2Own Berlin 2025 competition, where hackers walked away with over a million dollars after uncovering 28 zero-day vulnerabilities.

Join host Joseph Whalen in Episode 28 of ”Insights into Technology,” as we explore the latest in cyber threats and innovations. Discover how Windows Defender was tricked by DefendNOT, an ingenious tool using an undocumented API to shut down vital security protections. We’ll also dive into the recent Pwn2Own Berlin 2025 competition, where hackers walked away with over a million dollars after uncovering 28 zero-day vulnerabilities.

In this episode of Insights into Technology, we explore the latest cybersecurity threats and solutions shaping the tech world. Discover the implications of a groundbreaking proof of concept that shows how ransomware could potentially hide in your CPU’s microcode, evading traditional security measures. We also delve into the UK’s initiative for secure software development and discuss the new vulnerabilities uncovered in Intel processors that threaten data privacy.

In this episode of Insights into Technology, we explore the latest cybersecurity threats and solutions shaping the tech world. Discover the implications of a groundbreaking proof of concept that shows how ransomware could potentially hide in your CPU’s microcode, evading traditional security measures. We also delve into the UK’s initiative for secure software development and discuss the new vulnerabilities uncovered in Intel processors that threaten data privacy.

Join us on this week’s episode of Insights into Technology, where we unravel the chaos caused by the latest Windows security update gone wrong, and explore how Apple’s AirPlay is vulnerable to attack, putting millions of devices at risk. Discover how Cloudflare is heroically defending against unprecedented DDoS assaults, and delve into the brewing tension between tech giants OpenAI and Microsoft over AI’s future. Plus, learn about Mastercard’s AI-powered shopping assistant that’s redefining online retail. With the backdrop of these technological upheavals, we’ll guide you through the current landscape of innovation and its challenges.

Join us on this week’s episode of Insights into Technology, where we unravel the chaos caused by the latest Windows security update gone wrong, and explore how Apple’s AirPlay is vulnerable to attack, putting millions of devices at risk. Discover how Cloudflare is heroically defending against unprecedented DDoS assaults, and delve into the brewing tension between tech giants OpenAI and Microsoft over AI’s future. Plus, learn about Mastercard’s AI-powered shopping assistant that’s redefining online retail. With the backdrop of these technological upheavals, we’ll guide you through the current landscape of innovation and its challenges.

In this week’s episode of Insights into Technology, host Joseph Whalen delves into the latest cybersecurity threats and advancements. The FBI warns against using free online PDF converters due to risks of malware infections and ransomware attacks. Companies are advised to ban unsolicited converters and train employees on handling sensitive documents.

In this week’s episode of Insights into Technology, host Joseph Whalen delves into the latest cybersecurity threats and advancements. The FBI warns against using free online PDF converters due to risks of malware infections and ransomware attacks. Companies are advised to ban unsolicited converters and train employees on handling sensitive documents.

In this episode of Insights into Technology, host Joseph Whalen delves into the challenges facing the tech industry today. We kick things off with a look at how cybercriminals are exploiting Microsoft’s trusted signing service to disguise malware as legitimate software, highlighting the cracks in current security measures. Learn why enterprises need to recalibrate their detection algorithms to spot potentially dangerous applications.

In this episode of Insights into Technology, host Joseph Whalen delves into the challenges facing the tech industry today. We kick things off with a look at how cybercriminals are exploiting Microsoft’s trusted signing service to disguise malware as legitimate software, highlighting the cracks in current security measures. Learn why enterprises need to recalibrate their detection algorithms to spot potentially dangerous applications.