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Germany's Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) said it has no evidence to support allegations Russia had used antivirus software made by Moscow-based Kaspersky Lab to spy on the United States.
"There are no plans to warn against the use of Kaspersky products since the BSI has no evidence for misconduct by the company or weaknesses in its software," BSI said in a statement on Wednesday.
The BSI, which uses Kaspersky products, was responding to an article in The New York Times on Tuesday that detailed how Israeli intelligence had gained access to Russian government hackers'computers in 2014 and determined they were using the antivirus software to spy on the US government.
Germany: 'No evidence' Russia used Kaspersky software to spy on US | News | DW | 11.10.2017
They have people running around in circles.
"There are no plans to warn against the use of Kaspersky products since the BSI has no evidence for misconduct by the company or weaknesses in its software," BSI said in a statement on Wednesday.
The BSI, which uses Kaspersky products, was responding to an article in The New York Times on Tuesday that detailed how Israeli intelligence had gained access to Russian government hackers'computers in 2014 and determined they were using the antivirus software to spy on the US government.
Germany: 'No evidence' Russia used Kaspersky software to spy on US | News | DW | 11.10.2017
They have people running around in circles.
