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Posted by Roy Schestowitz on Sep 05, 2023
> I wrote a blog post "Quickpost: Analysis of PDF/ActiveMime Polyglot Maldocs" on how to analyse PDF/ActiveMime polyglot malicious document files and also developed a YARA rule to detect them.
> Despite starting 2023 well, tech companies are right now on the verge of a big wave of layoffs. The layoff surge is affecting the gaming industry the most. Big names in the world of gaming like Ubisoft, Take-Two, Riot Games, and CD Project Red have joined this wave by laying off their employees to a massive extent.
> SkyKick, recognised for its migration and backup products for Microsoft 365, has announced a global workforce reduction of over 100 people.
> Todd Schwartz, one of SkyKick's co-CEOs based in Seattle, described the layoff as a difficult decision made in reaction to market conditions in a statement given to CRN.
> “We are well positioned and remain steadfastly committed to ensuring our partners’ success in the cloud over the long-term,” Schwartz said.
> While the statement did not identify the specific percentage of employees affected by the layoffs or provide a post-layoff headcount, it did reveal that 140 people were released globally, with 98 of these workers situated in the United States.
> The other week the question came up how one can debug an application crash when the Windows Store crash tracking system is unable to produce a usable stack trace.
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