Kaspersky antivirus software uninstalls itself, installs different company's cybersecurity program
Cybersecurity firm Kaspersky has uninstalled its popular antivirus software from U.S. users' computers, automatically replacing it with a completely different program from completely different company UltraAV. Kaspersky customers are not happy.
Some Kaspersky customers receive surprise forced-update to new antivirus software
Customers of Kaspersky antivirus in the United States found out in the last few days that their cybersecurity software was automatically replaced with a new one called UltraAV, according to several customers who posted on social media.
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Kaspersky Antivirus Replaced by UltraAV? Here’s Why, and What You Can DoSome US Kaspersky security users got a big surprise when their protection was suddenly replaced by UltraAV due to a ...
That lack of user interaction — or request for consent — is what confused and concerned some former Kaspersky customers.
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Antivirus Bait-and-Switch: Kaspersky Replaces Itself with UltraAVKaspersky antivirus software automatically deletes itself from U.S. users' computers and installs UltraAV without warning.
Users continue to flame Kaspersky and Pango Group as the automatic, forced transition to UltraAV gradually progresses.
The malware was spotted circulating via apps called 'Wuta Camera' and 'Max Browser' on the Google Play Store, according to ...
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