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How Russian hackers could have used Kaspersky's “silent signatures” method for detecting and analyzing malware to steal NSA docs without Kaspersky's knowledge

Kaspersky Lab has come under intense scrutiny after its antivirus software was linked to the breach … Tweets: @erratarob , @emptywheel , and @lorenzofb Tweets: Pumpkin Spice Graham / @erratarob : This is a far better discussion of the issue than what you'll find in the mainstream media. http://twitter.com/... @emptywheel : Zetter fleshes out a lot of what I posit here http://www.emptywheel.net/... and here http://www.emptywheel.net/.... 2 things to add. 1/2 http://twitter.com/... Lorenzo Franceschi-B / @lorenzofb : A well-argued theory on how it's technically possible for RU hackers to have abused Kaspersky to steal NSA secrets. https://theintercept.com/...

The Intercept Kim Zetter