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A collection of interesting things I certainly couldn't afford to forget -- or, remember, honestly.

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I'm Marcin Kleczynski, and This Is the Story Behind Malwarebytes

At the age of 14, Marcin Kleczynski had a problem: After downloading video games from shady online sources, he accidentally infected his family computer with malware. Who among us hasn’t faced that decidedly nerdy teenage crisis?

I’m usually talking about where this company is going, but, Marcin has a great interview about the past :)

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SAP Chief Security Officer joins board to help drive Malwarebytes’ enterprise business SANTA CLARA, Calif. – February 24, 2016 – Malwarebytes™, the

That’s a pretty cool dude to have on your board :D

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We got a brand new logo, website and product in Malwarebytes Breach Remediation.

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We’ve come up with a PUPs cheat sheet that businesses can use to train IT staff and users. A little PUPs awareness, if you will. Read on to learn more about how you get PUPs,

A great article on how to avoid shitty software.

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A Beginner’s Guide to Kerning Like a Designer – Design School

Have you ever looked at a word you’re typesetting and thought something just looked off?

One of the best introductions to kerning and how to use it that I can remember seeing :)

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$50 million fresh dollars to build awesome software and hire talented people, woo!!

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(via Malwarebytes | Why layered security is important)

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More than 100 percent growth in 2015 annual revenue Thousands of businesses and 500 million downloads Enterprise sales double and average deal size grow

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Distinction by The Channel Company recognizes technological innovation backed by strong channel partner program SAN JOSE, CA – December 7, 2015 – Malware

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Flexbox Froggy

A game for learning CSS flexbox

Great little project to teach flexbox properties.

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The malware ecosystem has changed drastically in the past 10 years, to the point that the old precautions are just no longer enough. Here are the three top reasons why traditional anti-virus isn't enough anymore.

Hey, endpoint security is popular again! Who knew that advanced detection systems would fail when it comes to emerging threats. Lucky thing that Malwarebytes focuses exclusively on that one area no one else is getting right: finding the newest malware, protecting you from it, and being the best in the business at remediating when you do get infected.

You know you’re going to get infected someday, right?

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(via Malwarebytes | Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit - Free Zero-Day Exploit Protection)

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"Last year, we helped clean up 250 million computers worldwide. That's really the first problem we really wanted to solve," said Malwarebytes CEO Marcin… - Malwarebytes - Google+

I’m totally going back on the grid.

After more than a year and a half at Malwarebytes, I’ve grown a lot, learned a lot, and am ready to start branching myself out of focusing just on Malwarebytes engineering, and beginning to pay attention to what’s new and shiny. Make no mistake, I have been on the bleeding edge here as a Malwarenaught, but this space needs attention.