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It's the pot calling the kettle black. 🤣 Shall we talk about FAANG and other american companies that put trackers and others bad things in all their products?
This is a major loss. Kaspersky is among the lightest weight and highest performance software available for this purpose, and their research wing has been vital.
Lol, I don't use an antivirus but since the beginning of time kaspersky always been a resource hog for which at least an above average machine was required. And all antiviruses are pretty much the same, using the same databases and acting as rootkits, and only a fool will trust a rootkit made by a Russian-based company, a country ruled by a totalitarian dictatorship waging war against the west (according to them).
And I'm not suggesting to instead choose an American, German whatever antivirus. Best OS security is the one between your ears, and that's the only thing that can protect you in case you get targeted personally.
I have mixed feelings about this. I support the sanctions on Russia & I don't know how much I believe Kaspersky's claims. But I don't know how much I believe in the USA's here either. Since Kaspersky found USA govt spyware supposedly, it's hard to tell whether or not they have ulterior motives. One of the articles sourced even stated the USA govt didn't check for spyware, according to Kaspersky. But at the same time, it's hard to trust a program that's survived a dictatorship to not be spyware.
So basically what the United States already does to its own citizens?
da, vanya, Long live Prophet Pootin
What's Pudding got to do with this