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The last paragraph of the article was particularly astounding on this point, in that it explains how to disable the script injection rather than purge all Kaspe
by mkl 7y ago
The last paragraph of the article was particularly astounding on this point, in that it explains how to disable the script injection rather than purge all Kaspersky software from the computer. That seems to contradict everything that preceded it.
- chmod775 7y agoI know how to uninstall software. I probably wouldn't know where to disable a particular feature or that I could disable it at all.
- mkl 7y agoI guess I don't understand why anyone would want to leave it installed after that magnitude of trust violation (silent privacy-destroying MITM of HTTPS traffic by default). Why do you? Edit: Or maybe I'm misinterpreting?
- noisem4ker 7y agoNot everyone is able to choose what software is installed on the machine they use. Especially for AV, that may be enforced by the company one works for.
- wolco 7y agoWhat company is using Kaspersky? Aren't they on US security blacklists?
- chmod775 7y agoThis may be surprising, but there's people outside the US. In fact more than 95% of people are not presently in the US.
- wolco 7y agoIt would be surprising if 95% of businesses outside of the US use Kaspersky. It would be surprising for any large company using them. Most installs are from individual people in and outside of the US.