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|    Janis Kracht to mark lewis    |
|    Kapersky ain't all it's cracked up to be    |
|    15 Aug 15 17:01:40    |
      Hi Mark,              >> http://thenextweb.com/insider/2015/08/14/kaspersky-antivirus-accused-of-cr       > e       >> ating-malware-for-over-10-years/              > this one works when pieced back together...              >> Or tinyurl:              >> http://tinyurl.com/nwokf4r              > [quote]       > Error 404 - Not Found              > The document you are looking for may have been removed or re-named. Please       > contact the web site owner for further assistance.       > [/quote]              Oh sorry... I must have missed a char or something when I grabbed that link.              > the tinyurl goes to "nextweb" instead of "thenextweb"...              >> I feel kind of vindicated. I knew some of the false positives I was       >> seeing were perhaps staged ..              > TBH i'm not sure... a lot of these guys do just like is done in the security       > industry... they have their closed groups that everyone is a member of where       > they share certain data so that all may benefit... there have been known AVs       > that were just taking other AV's engines and rules, repackaging them and       > calling them something else... several of those were caught outright... IIRC       > kaspersky's engine and rules was one of those being used like this...              :( :(              > reverse industrial espionage? sure, i can see it... it is also known as       >disinformation and is widely used... those companies that fell for the possibl       >ruses failed to throughly test their offerings... failure to throughly test is       > an all too common failing in today's IT world... one only need look at m$ to       >see that with all their security holes, buffer overruns, heap overflows, stack       > overruns, etc...              Oh yes, that is certainly true.              Take care,       Janis              --- BBBS/Li6 v4.10 Dada-2        * Origin: Prism bbs (1:261/38)    |
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