In Britain, government agencies have banned the use of Russian antivirus software

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In London, they distributed an official appeal to the heads of government departments and other institutions with state participation. The appeal refers to the inadmissibility of using Russian software in connection with its “danger. First of all, we are talking about anti-virus software produced by Russian companies.

Interfax gives a fragment of this message:
The National Cyber ​​Security Center at the UK Government Communications Center has directed all government agencies not to use such programs in systems related to national security.




In Britain, government agencies have banned the use of Russian antivirus software


It is emphasized that first of all, the “danger” for the British systems related to national security is represented by Kaspersky Lab products. Such a statement was made on the air of the BBC.

At the same time, none of the experts gave examples of when Kaspersky Lab products dealt a blow to the security of British government institutions. It was noted that it is not even about identified threats, but about “potential risks”. It is stated that Russian software "can steal personal data of users." This is said in a country whose intelligence services, together with the US, are stealing user data from around the world.

It is clear that this is the next step of the Western "partners" in terms of "dirty" competition and the continuation of the flow of Russophobia, pouring under any pretexts.
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  1. +2
    2 December 2017 06: 13
    Oh, these Englishmen! Go to arithmometers and Kaspersky will not be afraid of you .... Otherwise, your whole life will stop there ..
    1. +3
      2 December 2017 06: 16
      Let them go online with the calculator! fool
      1. Cat
        +7
        2 December 2017 06: 24
        The news smiled! How everything in the world is old and eternal. This promise cannot be called otherwise than unfair competition ..
        1. +1
          2 December 2017 12: 20
          Quote: Kotischa
          This promise cannot be called otherwise than unfair competition ..

          Not only competition matters. It comes to the conclusion that strangers cannot be allowed into the information databases.
          Our stubbornly preparing state employees in general from Vindos "excommunicate" in the next 2-5 years
          It seems (did not check) government purchases of PCs collected outside the territory of the Russian Federation have already been banned ..
          1. +3
            3 December 2017 20: 29
            And yet, what did Kaspersky annoy them with? His firmochka is private, right down to the bone marrow.
            Here, however, the Mossadites planted their informer to him, which is not difficult in other matters, there are entirely citizens with the fifth count working. The rumor went that Casper on the FSB
            "plowing." Can legs grow from here?
            By the way, I never used his "products."
      2. +1
        2 December 2017 18: 40
        Here with this:
  2. +3
    2 December 2017 06: 13
    Something slows down, gentlemen from almost independent Great Britain. When the host gave them the go-ahead
  3. +3
    2 December 2017 06: 20
    McFaul asked Antonov to withdraw from Russian sanctions

    More on TASS:
    http://tass.ru/mezhdunarodnaya-panorama/4778400
    1. +2
      2 December 2017 06: 32
      Is it really enough? Or are they not letting in Sochi?
      Quote: Alexander War
      McFaul asked Antonov to withdraw from Russian sanctions

      More on TASS:
      http://tass.ru/mezhdunarodnaya-panorama/4778400
      1. +3
        2 December 2017 06: 34
        Here is another, the mattresses want to make a revolution!
        1. +1
          2 December 2017 06: 48
          Ah! Well then, you are welcome somewhere closer to Salekhard to build the railway!
          Quote: Alexander War
          Here is another, the mattresses want to make a revolution!
  4. +3
    2 December 2017 06: 20
    Well, wait for your queen to write antiviruses to you. lol so that you have everything of your own! fool
    1. +2
      2 December 2017 06: 47
      Not a royal thing. They have a prime minister - also that Russophobia.
      do not use such programs ...

      In this case, there is another attempt to harm the company, at the head of which is a Russian citizen and, as they wrote above correctly, unfair competition. I would like to advise the British to bother with this less, because in their opinion, Russian hackers are omnipresent, which means ...
      1. Cat
        +2
        3 December 2017 06: 42
        Next year, our hackers will choose the new queen of Great Britain! fellow
  5. +8
    2 December 2017 06: 56
    Wow now.
  6. +1
    2 December 2017 07: 08
    Soon they will get rid of them in a hovering software. Kaspersky is stealing! But seriously there will be a lot of holes. Now schoolchildren in computers rummage around some protection. I don’t know about the firewall.
  7. +3
    2 December 2017 07: 34
    Quote: 210ox
    Oh, these Englishmen! Go to arithmometers and Kaspersky will not be afraid of you .... Otherwise, your whole life will stop there ..

    Better on wooden bills .. So generally it will be reliable ..
    1. 0
      2 December 2017 09: 40
      And even wooden, correctly called - русские accounts. Yes
  8. +3
    2 December 2017 07: 52
    It is clear that this is the next step of the Western "partners" in terms of "dirty" competition and the continuation of the flow of Russophobia, pouring under any pretexts.
    It’s possible, but it’s also an effective way to deal with cyber threats (to work on your own). It’s very dangerous to buy goods with a double bottom from an adversary. A hit on a dependent vulnerable network can be colossal. Everyone is in goodness because such attacks were not carried out in full force. Only fragments, and only the lazy one does not know about the arrays of extracted intelligence.
  9. +1
    2 December 2017 08: 31
    We also need to switch to our program faster.
  10. +2
    2 December 2017 08: 56
    In this case, everything British can also pose a threat to the security of our country and is therefore subject to a ban. Yes
    1. +2
      2 December 2017 17: 29
      Especially their schools, universities, banks, investment funds into which Russian money flows, as well as all real estate acquired by citizens of Russia! And it's not a joke!!!
  11. Alf
    0
    2 December 2017 18: 04
    This British passage is not quite clear. How strange it turns out. Is it possible that on the tin islands, and even in the mattress, programmers capable of creating an antivirus have ended? But what about the Gates essence? Is Casper better? Some kind of zrada turns out.
  12. +1
    2 December 2017 22: 06
    The appeal says about the inadmissibility of using Russian software in connection with its “danger. First of all, we are talking about anti-virus software produced by Russian companies.

    Well it is necessary. We were banned from using western software three years ago (since the moment Snowden told me). Have they been waiting for so many years? Well stupid! laughing
    1. Alf
      +1
      3 December 2017 19: 54
      Quote: glory1974
      We were banned from using Western software three years ago

      This is where banned and how? Windows both stood at the enterprises, and it stands.
      1. +2
        3 December 2017 20: 10
        Quote: Alf
        This is where banned and how? Windows both stood at the enterprises, and it stands.

        Nooooo, especially gifted, medveputs strongly recommended to use only "basic" and "fortran", for this, as usual, three lard raccoons were allocated for the tongue, but Chubais.
        1. Alf
          +1
          3 December 2017 21: 07
          Quote: Stroporez
          Nooooo, especially gifted, medveputs strongly recommended to use only "basic" and "fortran", for this, as usual, three lard raccoons were allocated for the tongue, but Chubais.

          I'm not special in computers, but BASIC and Fortran are computer languages, but not OSes.
          Greetings, like-minded! hi
          1. +2
            3 December 2017 21: 30
            Quote: Alf
            Greetings, like-minded!

            Good day, comrade! hi drinks
            Quote: Alf
            But BASIC and Fortran are computer languages, but not OSes.

            In the student years, there were still "little things" with punch cards. And the computer for us gunsmiths was a dark forest, but the SAUshniki there violently thought)))
            It seems that if not for the 91st, we would already be in the 22nd century in terms of development! Yes But ..., now "At the bottom" is relevant.
            1. Alf
              +1
              3 December 2017 21: 46
              Quote: Stroporez
              Now "At the bottom" is relevant.

              How dare you say that ?! Starting from the year 91, each of our prezik claims that our economy is on the rise. That's just when they calibrated the altimeter, apparently mixed up plus and minus.
      2. 0
        3 December 2017 21: 14
        This is where banned and how?

        In power structures. There is a list of what you can use and what you can’t.
        1. Alf
          +1
          3 December 2017 21: 43
          Quote: glory1974
          There is a list of what you can use and what you can’t.

          And what kind of OS is it possible?
          1. 0
            4 December 2017 15: 33
            And what kind of OS is it possible?

            licensed Windows or MSVS
            1. Alf
              0
              4 December 2017 21: 31
              Quote: glory1974
              And what kind of OS is it possible?

              licensed Windows or MSVS

              A licensed Windows is, of course, not Western software ...
              1. 0
                4 December 2017 21: 48
                this, of course, is not western software

                Western, but allowed to use. So they know something that we don’t know.
                1. Alf
                  0
                  4 December 2017 21: 49
                  Quote: glory1974
                  So they know something that we don’t know.

                  So there is none and is not foreseen. And we know this very well.
                  1. 0
                    4 December 2017 22: 05
                    So there is none and is not foreseen.

                    Well, how not? What about MSVS?
                    1. Alf
                      0
                      4 December 2017 22: 06
                      Quote: glory1974
                      So there is none and is not foreseen.

                      Well, how not? What about MSVS?

                      And then why is Windows allowed?
                      1. 0
                        4 December 2017 22: 16
                        And then why is Windows allowed?

                        To make the choice, to whom it is more convenient. Not the fact that any Windows works for the adversary .. Therefore, they use it.
                        Personally, it’s easier for me to work on Windows. And someone prefers MSVS, there is a slightly different interface.
                        In general, the competent authorities made up the list; it is better to ask them what they were guided by.
  13. 0
    3 December 2017 01: 37
    Not only the antivirus can collect information, but the operating systems themselves, browsers, applications installed in the system, search sites can monitor your activity, social networks can monitor your actions.

    In general, this is not a fight against threats, but an attempt to damage the reputation of the Russian IT business. Anti-Russian sanctions.
    1. +3
      3 December 2017 20: 39
      When turning on the coffee maker and iron in the morning, check first what antivirus software they use.
      If Russian, then everything, kaput, wait for the hacker attack ...
  14. Alf
    0
    5 December 2017 21: 47
    Glory1974,
    Quote: glory1974
    And then why is Windows allowed?

    To make the choice, to whom it is more convenient. Not the fact that any Windows works for the adversary .. Therefore, they use it.
    Personally, it’s easier for me to work on Windows. And someone prefers MSVS, there is a slightly different interface.
    In general, the competent authorities made up the list; it is better to ask them what they were guided by.

    And what, do different versions of windows have different manufacturers? What a news ! I’ll come to the programmers tomorrow, they’ll be surprised ...
    I also like Seven more, but work and home are two different things.
    Our competent authorities, to put it mildly, themselves ... are smeared in various bad deeds. So believe them, do not respect yourself.

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