Topic: Kremlin Documents Suggest Link Between Cyber Giant And Russia Spy Agency (Read 257 times)
July 09, 2017, 08:42:03 AM
You can't trust any software product which is produced in Russia. Putin is a dictator and so he is forced to cooperate with the secret services of all manufacturers of a software product. If the company operates on the Russian market it is token of the fact that it cooperates with the FSB.
July 08, 2017, 11:28:58 AM
This is a fake.
This certificate is issued on the base of third part Research, and the name is "Centrum for Certificative Research LTD".
There is about if Kaspersky product fit to keep the State Secrets good enough.
Other product of Dr.Web with the same certification
This certificate is issued on the base of third part Research, and the name is "Centrum for Certificative Research LTD".
There is about if Kaspersky product fit to keep the State Secrets good enough.
Other product of Dr.Web with the same certification
July 08, 2017, 11:15:46 AM
U.S. intelligence agencies have turned up the heat in recent days on Kaspersky Lab, the Moscow-based cybersecurity giant long suspected of ties to Russia’s spying apparatus.
Now, official Kremlin documents reviewed by McClatchy could further inflame the debate about whether the company’s relationship with Russian intelligence is more than rumor.
The documents are certifications issued to the company by the Russian Security Service, the spy agency known as the FSB.
https://epeak.info/2017/07/06/kremlin-documents-suggest-link-cyber-giant-russia-spy-agency/
If this is really true then it would hurt Kaspersky as it has already supplemented itself as one of the trusted Anti-Virus out there.
Now, official Kremlin documents reviewed by McClatchy could further inflame the debate about whether the company’s relationship with Russian intelligence is more than rumor.
The documents are certifications issued to the company by the Russian Security Service, the spy agency known as the FSB.
https://epeak.info/2017/07/06/kremlin-documents-suggest-link-cyber-giant-russia-spy-agency/
If this is really true then it would hurt Kaspersky as it has already supplemented itself as one of the trusted Anti-Virus out there.
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