俄语谷歌翻译为英文:
The CIA showed interest in vulnerabilities in the antivirus developed by Kaspersky Lab. This is evidenced by the documents published by WikiLeaks.
A document containing a description of the vulnerabilities in the Russian antivirus was included in a series of publications called Vault 7. The portal included CIA documents related to cybersecurity, hacking techniques and a hacker tracking system for users.
The documents included the presentation of the director of the Coseinc group, Hoachina Koreta, "Hacking Antivirus Programs", prepared in 2014. It mentions among other things Kaspersky Lab's antivirus and specifies that it contains vulnerabilities, using which "anyone can write a reliable exploit (code for hacking the program - RBC) for Kaspersky Anti-Virus without any real difficulties." The author of the document points out that Kaspersky Lab did not correct the vulnerabilities that were detected at the SyScan 2014 hacker conference in Singapore.
In addition, in a press release on the publication of documents, WikiLeaks indicated that the CIA can use Kaspersky Lab's anti-virus scanner to mask the virus that attacks protected systems.
According to RNS, Kaspersky Lab has already started checking the vulnerabilities specified in the document. The press service of the company said that "carefully study the report published on the resource WikiLeaks on March 7, 2017, to ensure that our customers are not in danger." And also noted that some of the vulnerabilities mentioned in the document have already been eliminated by the company after detection.
Earlier, in mid-February, WikiLeaks published documents indicating that the CIA was trying to intervene in the course of the presidential elections in France in 2012. In particular, the US intelligence services monitored French politicians.
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