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Kaspersky Total Security 2023 | 5 Devices | Online Code - 1 Year $14.99 on Amazon

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Kaspersky Total Security 2023 [amazon.com] | 5 Devices | 1 Year | Antivirus, Secure VPN and Password Manager Included | PC/Mac/Android | Online Code

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Kaspersky Total Security gives you a smarter way to protect your family's digital world—on your PC, Mac and mobile devices. Along with award-winning protection for your privacy, money, communications and identity, it includes an easy-to-use password manager and extra security for your family's precious photos, music and files. You also get powerful tools that do more to help you to keep your children safe—online and beyond.  

System Requirements:

Supported OS: Windows 10 Windows 8.1 Windows 8 Windows 7 Mac OS X (All)
Processor Format: 32 bit
RAM: 2 GB
Hard Disk: 1.5 GB
Additional Requirements: IE 9 or higher; .Net Framework 4 or higher.

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PROTECTS MULTIPLE DEVICES: Stay safe at home and on the go with a single license for your PCs, Macs, and Android and iOS devices.

FIGHTS EVERY THREAT: Stop worrying about viruses, phishing, ransomware and tomorrow's most advanced cyberattacks.

STOPS ONLINE THEFT: Shop, bank and pay securely online with extra layers of protection from our Safe Money technology.

PROTECTS YOUR PRIVACY: Block webcam spying, stop browser tracking and use easy VPN encryption to hide data from hackers and ISPs.

SAFEGUARDS YOUR IDENTITY: Stop phishing, identify dangerous files and websites, and shred important personal files.
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Kaspersky Total Security 2023 [amazon.com] | 5 Devices | 1 Year | Antivirus, Secure VPN and Password Manager Included | PC/Mac/Android | Online Code

Description
Kaspersky Total Security gives you a smarter way to protect your family's digital world—on your PC, Mac and mobile devices. Along with award-winning protection for your privacy, money, communications and identity, it includes an easy-to-use password manager and extra security for your family's precious photos, music and files. You also get powerful tools that do more to help you to keep your children safe—online and beyond.  

System Requirements:

Supported OS: Windows 10 Windows 8.1 Windows 8 Windows 7 Mac OS X (All)
Processor Format: 32 bit
RAM: 2 GB
Hard Disk: 1.5 GB
Additional Requirements: IE 9 or higher; .Net Framework 4 or higher.

Features & details

PROTECTS MULTIPLE DEVICES: Stay safe at home and on the go with a single license for your PCs, Macs, and Android and iOS devices.

FIGHTS EVERY THREAT: Stop worrying about viruses, phishing, ransomware and tomorrow's most advanced cyberattacks.

STOPS ONLINE THEFT: Shop, bank and pay securely online with extra layers of protection from our Safe Money technology.

PROTECTS YOUR PRIVACY: Block webcam spying, stop browser tracking and use easy VPN encryption to hide data from hackers and ISPs.

SAFEGUARDS YOUR IDENTITY: Stop phishing, identify dangerous files and websites, and shred important personal files.

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Apr 30, 2023 11:13 PM
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GeorgeOrwellApr 30, 2023 11:13 PM
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I've been using Kaspersky for years by stocking up on deals such as this one. Although Kaspersky makes no guarantees that keys will continue to be honored years later, I have successfully used a number of keys that were 3-4 years old. Just keep a list of them in the old passwords.txt file on your desktop and apply the next one from the list when the previous is about to expire. LMAO

As far as Russia goes, keep in mind several things:
  • Kaspersky has been consistently rated among the best security software for decades -- including by AV-TEST, AV-Comparatives, Consumer Reports, etc. People object to Kaspersky's country of origin, not the software's quality.
  • Most of the electronics we buy are made in China, a country that's FAR more into surreptitious surveillance, civil rights abuses, and controlling "private" corporations than Russia is, and supposedly just as close to war with the US. Yet we still give little thought to buying Chinese products that pose an even greater risk.
  • Most security companies, including McAfee and Norton/Symantec, are staffed by current/former intelligence officers. If you're in the US and worried about government surveillance, would you rather risk being spied on by the FBI, CIA, and NSA, which have significant influence over your life, or the Russian FSB with almost no influence? Unless you're a US intelligence officer, I'm guessing the latter is less concerning.
  • Kaspersky, for its part, did move its data centers and core infrastructure to Switzerland, as well as open numerous 'transparency centers' for world-wide oversight to mitigate the concerns regarding the Russian government.
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May 01, 2023 01:15 AM
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Darkboy88May 01, 2023 01:15 AM
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Quote from CoolCrayon8250 :
As far as Russia goes, keep in mind several things:
  • Most security companies, including McAfee and Norton/Symantec, are staffed by current/former intelligence officers. If you're in the US and worried about government surveillance, would you rather risk being spied on by the FBI, CIA, and NSA, which have significant influence over your life, or the Russian FSB with almost no influence? Unless you're a US intelligence officer, I'm guessing the latter is less concerning.
  • Kaspersky, for its part, did move its data centers and core infrastructure to Switzerland, as well as open numerous 'transparency centers' for world-wide oversight to mitigate the concerns regarding the Russian government.
You are right, but in US there is such thing as a law. US officer in most cases didn't sell your data in Darknet. In Russia easy, just read Meduza with translator how Eugene vice sold users data in Darknet, even Putin vice and cook data. He even blackmail Putin asking to pay him 1 million or he will publish all data. CIS countries are highly corrupt, most of the GRU/MIA/FSB officers just sell user data in Darknet. Because the salary is too low and no one control this shit in CIS.

Yes, the moved data centers to Switzerland, after US gov received a proof that Russian gov got and used US customers info. But every Russian intelligence or counterintelligence office can easily access American and other countries customers data in one-click by requesting data in simple SQL transaction. Not only ODR (officer of the current reserve), but every "silovik" according to Russian law (CORM 3 title).

Yep, Russians are very good IT, but don't be surprise when some crook officer sell your data in Darknet, including your credit card, SSN and other staff.
Last edited by Darkboy88 April 30, 2023 at 07:23 PM.
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May 01, 2023 01:28 AM
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bestoftmzMay 01, 2023 01:28 AM
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Quote from CoolCrayon8250 :
I've been using Kaspersky for years by stocking up on deals such as this one. Although Kaspersky makes no guarantees that keys will continue to be honored years later, I have successfully used a number of keys that were 3-4 years old. Just keep a list of them in the old passwords.txt file on your desktop and apply the next one from the list when the previous is about to expire.

As far as Russia goes, keep in mind several things:
  • Kaspersky has been consistently rated among the best security software for decades -- including by AV-TEST, AV-Comparatives, Consumer Reports, etc. People object to Kaspersky's country of origin, not the software's quality.
  • Most of the electronics we buy are made in China, a country that's FAR more into surreptitious surveillance, civil rights abuses, and controlling "private" corporations than Russia is, and supposedly just as close to war with the US. Yet we still give little thought to buying Chinese products that pose an even greater risk.
  • Most security companies, including McAfee and Norton/Symantec, are staffed by current/former intelligence officers. If you're in the US and worried about government surveillance, would you rather risk being spied on by the FBI, CIA, and NSA, which have significant influence over your life, or the Russian FSB with almost no influence? Unless you're a US intelligence officer, I'm guessing the latter is less concerning.
  • Kaspersky, for its part, did move its data centers and core infrastructure to Switzerland, as well as open numerous 'transparency centers' for world-wide oversight to mitigate the concerns regarding the Russian government.
I don't pretend to be a computer expert by a long-shot, but I see absolutely no sense in inviting a Russian controlled or influenced product into my home or business. If there was even a .0001 percent chance this product was helping to support Putin and his cause, I would and will stay away. Do you think Putin is promoting or supporting anything that is even remotely connected to the free world?
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May 01, 2023 01:42 AM
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Darkboy88May 01, 2023 01:42 AM
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Quote from bestoftmz :
I don't pretend to be a computer expert by a long-shot, but I see absolutely no sense in inviting a Russian controlled or influenced product into my home or business. If there was even a .0001 percent chance this product was helping to support Putin and his cause, I would and will stay away. Do you think Putin is promoting or supporting anything that is even remotely connected to the free world?
There is no .0001 perfect chance, there is 100% chance. Yep, they transferred some servers abroad, but the main office is still in Moscow. IT staff sitting in Moscow who work with databases can easily access to any data, including US customers, even if the servers would be on Mars. You should just use simple transaction in database. And every Russian intelligence, counterintelligence agency or police can access to this data in one-click by CORM 3 law. It is law in Russia (government decree #743) and many other CIS countries, that you should give an access to "silovyk" according to CORM 3 title directly by installing special software.

Eugene Kaspersky himself studied and worked in 4th technical department of KGB. His vice Igor Chekunov came from GRU (military intelligence).

People in US is too naïve, trick with servers is named as "борьба нанайских мальчиков" by Russians syloviks.
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May 01, 2023 01:48 AM
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bestoftmzMay 01, 2023 01:48 AM
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Quote from Darkboy88 :
There is no .0001 perfect chance, there is 100% chance. Yep, they transferred some servers abroad, but the main office is still in Moscow. IT staff sitting in Moscow who work with databases can easily access to any data, including US customers, even if the servers would be on Mars. You should just use simple transaction in database. And every Russian intelligence, counterintelligence agency or police can access to this data in one-click by CORM 3 law. It is law in Russia (government decree #743) and many other CIS countries, that you should give an access to "silovyk" according to CORM 3 title directly by installing special software.

Eugene Kaspersky himself studied and worked in 4th technical department of KGB. His vice Igor Chekunov came from GRU (military intelligence).

People in US is too naïve, trick with servers is named as "борьба нанайских мальчиков" by Russians syloviks.
Thanks, whatever you said, I agree.
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May 01, 2023 02:47 AM
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aatMay 01, 2023 02:47 AM
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Great deal, in for another key.

Don't listen to that "Putin spies on you" BS.
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May 01, 2023 04:44 AM
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dtmamgMay 01, 2023 04:44 AM
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Great, using another one expiring will get this

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May 01, 2023 09:46 AM
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ForestWalkerMay 01, 2023 09:46 AM
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Got it for $8.25 cause of a Amazon day sale.Thank you Smilie
May 01, 2023 10:09 AM
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goldchocoboMay 01, 2023 10:09 AM
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There are MANY good alternatives to Kaspersky, including the free built-in Windows antivirus. So why take the risk of using Kaspersky which has Russian spyware risk. Various organizations (e.g., Twitter) and governments (USA, Germany, Italy, etc.) ban Kaspersky software from government computers because of Russia's long history of leaning on its companies to do Putin's bidding.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kas...nment_ties

Imagine 10 bottles of water, some are free, some are paid, and one of the paid ones has a risk of being poison. Why would you pick that one? Use common sense.
May 01, 2023 04:07 PM
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nymnyr8694May 01, 2023 04:07 PM
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The same people that use Kaspersky will complain when a problem arises concerning security and russia. people that don't make a simple effort to protect themselves deserve anything that comes their way. It's how the simple minded learn.
May 10, 2023 02:19 AM
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ycubaMay 10, 2023 02:19 AM
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Quote from ForestWalker :
Got it for $8.25 cause of a Amazon day sale.Thank you Smilie
How when ? Smilie
May 10, 2023 03:00 AM
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ForestWalkerMay 10, 2023 03:00 AM
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Quote from ycuba :
How when ?
It was 8 days ago and I just added it to cart and the deal was their in the cart.
May 11, 2023 03:53 AM
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Zeta32May 11, 2023 03:53 AM
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Didn't the Russians were using this to hack people?
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Jan 13, 2024 05:13 AM
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paulyshoreJan 13, 2024 05:13 AM
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Will they have a sale on this again on amazon? Also if you have kaspersky total on your computer, this works correct? I notice every year they seem to make it the next year so as long as you have kaspersky total installed, that is okay?

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Jan 16, 2024 06:12 AM
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paulyshoreJan 16, 2024 06:12 AM
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Is the one on amazon with kaspersky total security 2024 the same as this?

Anyone know of any site that sells it for less than amazon since it isn't on sale?

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