Comments on: Flaw found in Kaspersky antivirus

A serious flaw could affect a whole range of Kaspersky's antivirus software--including third-party products, a researcher has warned.

Just trying to kill the concurent!

If u have even very basic software knowledge and windows security, u understand that if u run anything on ur machine having Administrator privileges this program/software can do anything with ur PC. So if u are stupid enough to get libraries from some unknown person and replace ur current one with it how come it is only a problem of Kaspersky antivirus. If u replace library of Norton Or McKaffy antivirus u ?ll get exactly the same result, don?t u? So why is this guy screaming about a hole in Kaspersky antivirus only? Maybe he was paid to stop this software from spreading. U know, most people don?t know a lot of how it works but it will stay in their minds that ?kaspersky is bad?. This is just a cheap trick to kill the concurrent company!

[peaceguy]

Exactly, my friend...

You said a mouthful, amigo. You put the cards on the table. There is definitely something fishy going on here...

And thank you CNet, for spreading FUD, without at least mentioning in your story what this fellow is referring to...

Just trying to kill the concurent!

If u have even very basic software knowledge and windows security, u understand that if u run anything on ur machine having Administrator privileges this program/software can do anything with ur PC. So if u are stupid enough to get libraries from some unknown person and replace ur current one with it how come it is only a problem of Kaspersky antivirus. If u replace library of Norton Or McKaffy antivirus u ?ll get exactly the same result, don?t u? So why is this guy screaming about a hole in Kaspersky antivirus only? Maybe he was paid to stop this software from spreading. U know, most people don?t know a lot of how it works but it will stay in their minds that ?kaspersky is bad?. This is just a cheap trick to kill the concurrent company!

[peaceguy]

Exactly, my friend...

You said a mouthful, amigo. You put the cards on the table. There is definitely something fishy going on here...

And thank you CNet, for spreading FUD, without at least mentioning in your story what this fellow is referring to...