What Kaspersky does is different: It creates a new cert/key for every installation. Same with Avast. You can still argue whether it's a good idea to intercept

What Kaspersky does is different: It creates a new cert/key for every installation. Same with Avast. You can still argue whether it's a good idea to intercept HTTPS at all (I'd say it's certainly not a good idea). But it doesn't have any super-severe vulns like superfish or privdog (at least not any I could find having a quick look at it).