The American media published a new batch of revelations from Snowden: Western intelligence agencies tried to disrupt Kaspersky Lab’s antivirus programs
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American Information Portal The Intercept published another batch of revelations from a runaway CIA (NSA) employee Edward Snowden. If you believe the information published, then the US and British intelligence agencies have tried and are still trying to gain access to the program materials of Kaspersky Lab in order to introduce malware into this software, which reduces anti-virus protection to zero. In addition, the goal was to gain access to the personal data of the laboratory's clients.
Information Agency TASS publishes a translation of a fragment of a publication in the American edition:
The British intelligence service aimed to impede the operation of the Kaspersky software using the technology of so-called reverse engineering software (ORPO). The NSA also studied the Kaspersky Lab software for its vulnerability in order to obtain confidential information from customers.
The submission says that the American and British intelligence agencies are concerned that the anti-virus complex of Kaspersky Lab is a serious obstacle in their path to obtaining confidential information about users. From the material The Intercept:
Security products, such as Kaspersky’s Russian antivirus software, continue to be a problem for DSPs, and ORPO is necessary in order to be able to use such software and prevent unauthorized activity from being detected. The study of Kaspersky and other similar products continues.
В Kaspersky Labs stated that they can only regret that Western intelligence agencies do not want to focus on combating real offenders in the Internet, and are trying to undermine programs that protect millions of computers from unauthorized access and malware infection.
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