Kaspersky and FireEye hit by zero-day security flaw claims

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Flaws publicised over the weekend - Kaspersky claims fix is imminent

A zero-day security flaw in Kaspersky anti-virus software could enable an attacker to circumvent Kaspersky's security and compromise users' systems. In a tweet, Tavis Ormandy, a security researc...

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