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Kaspersky acknowledges taking inactive files in pursuit of hackers
Kaspersky acknowledges taking inactive files in pursuit of hackers
The acknowledgement, made in an interview last Friday as part of the Reuters Cyber Security Summit, Comes days after Kaspersky’s company said its software had copied a file containing U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) hacking tools from the home computer of an agency worker in 2014.
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Kaspersky acknowledges taking inactive files in pursuit of hackers