Insights Into Things

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.
We also explore the European Commission's significant $1.3 billion investment in cybersecurity and AI under the Digital Europe Program, aimed at strengthening the EU's digital infrastructure and resilience.
In the healthcare sector, the FDA's increasing role in medical device cybersecurity is discussed, highlighting the need for improved security measures as more devices become vulnerable to cyber threats.

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.
We also explore the European Commission's significant $1.3 billion investment in cybersecurity and AI under the Digital Europe Program, aimed at strengthening the EU's digital infrastructure and resilience.
In the healthcare sector, the FDA's increasing role in medical device cybersecurity is discussed, highlighting the need for improved security measures as more devices become vulnerable to cyber threats.

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.
Next, we explore the significant implications of 23andMe's bankruptcy. With millions of customers' genetic data at risk, discover what this means for privacy and why consumers should act now to safeguard their information. We discuss the broader issue of genetic data commodification in the corporate world.
Finally, the episode covers the FCC's probe into Chinese tech companies allegedly bypassing US bans, and how this impacts national security. We end with insights into the National Vulnerabilities Database backlog and what enterprises must do to keep up with the ever-evolving cyber threat landscape, illustrating the urgent need for adaptive and proactive security measures.

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.
Next, we explore the significant implications of 23andMe's bankruptcy. With millions of customers' genetic data at risk, discover what this means for privacy and why consumers should act now to safeguard their information. We discuss the broader issue of genetic data commodification in the corporate world.
Finally, the episode covers the FCC's probe into Chinese tech companies allegedly bypassing US bans, and how this impacts national security. We end with insights into the National Vulnerabilities Database backlog and what enterprises must do to keep up with the ever-evolving cyber threat landscape, illustrating the urgent need for adaptive and proactive security measures.

In this episode, Sam Whalen delves into the troubling news of significant layoffs at Destiny developer Bungie, affecting around 220 employees. He discusses the potential reasons behind these job cuts and their impact on the company and the gaming industry.
On a lighter note, Sam explores what's in store for Xbox fans at the upcoming Gamescom 2024, highlighting the exciting line-up of games set to be showcased.
Additionally, he shares his thoughts on the Concord open beta, expressing surprise at its engaging gameplay despite initial skepticism. Finally, he dives into the world of The Witcher 3, reviewing the Hearts of Stone expansion and sharing his admiration for the franchise's storytelling excellence.

In this episode, Sam Whalen delves into the troubling news of significant layoffs at Destiny developer Bungie, affecting around 220 employees. He discusses the potential reasons behind these job cuts and their impact on the company and the gaming industry.On a lighter note, Sam explores what's in store for Xbox fans at the upcoming Gamescom 2024, highlighting the exciting line-up of games set to be showcased.Additionally, he shares his thoughts on the Concord open beta, expressing surprise at its engaging gameplay despite initial skepticism. Finally, he dives into the world of The Witcher 3, reviewing the Hearts of Stone expansion and sharing his admiration for the franchise's storytelling excellence.

Join Sam Whalen in the latest episode of No Credits Rolled as he sips his morning coffee and dives into the gaming world’s hottest topics. First up, a detailed commentary on Apex Legends' contentious Battle Pass changes which spurred significant community backlash, forcing Respawn to reconsider their approach. Followed by an enthusiastic preview of Marvel Rivals—an upcoming hero shooter from NetEase Games, where Sam shares his first-hand beta experience. Discover how this game might just challenge established titans with its Marvel magic and gameplay innovations. Whether you’re an Apex veteran or a Marvel enthusiast, this episode has insights for everyone.

Join Sam Whalen in the latest episode of No Credits Rolled as he sips his morning coffee and dives into the gaming world’s hottest topics. First up, a detailed commentary on Apex Legends' contentious Battle Pass changes which spurred significant community backlash, forcing Respawn to reconsider their approach. Followed by an enthusiastic preview of Marvel Rivals—an upcoming hero shooter from NetEase Games, where Sam shares his first-hand beta experience. Discover how this game might just challenge established titans with its Marvel magic and gameplay innovations. Whether you’re an Apex veteran or a Marvel enthusiast, this episode has insights for everyone.