UK's intelligence service reportedly think Russia is using Kaspersky software to spy on 2 million Barclays customers
British spies are reportedly worried that Russia is
using security software distributed by Kaspersky to spy on
Barclays customers.
The UK bank has given Kaspersky's software away for
free to its online banking customers since 2008.
Barclays is reportedly looking to drop the
Kaspersky deal for "commercial reasons" but said it had never
been advised by GCHQ against using the firm's
products.
Kaspersky's founder, Eugene Kaspersky, has dismissed
the report as a rumour.
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