Je leest duidelijk je eigen bronnen niet ik heb net de eerste link doorgespit (wiki pagina) en hier staat duidelijk dat de enige band die hij OOIT met de kgb heeft gehad is de school waar hij op heeft gezeten.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eugene_KasperskyAt the age of 16, Kaspersky entered a five-year program with The Technical Faculty of the KGB Higher School,[15] which prepared intelligence officers for the Russian military and KGB.[7][8]. He graduated in 1987[15] with a degree in mathematical engineering and computer technology.[4][8] After graduating college, Kaspersky served the Soviet military intelligence service [6] as a software engineer.[2][10] He met his first wife Natalya Kaspersky at Severskoye, a KGB vacation resort, in 1987.[2]
Soviet military intelligence service staat wel dicht bij de KGB. Beetje vergelijkbaar met NSA en Cyber Command, dat zit praktisch gezien allemaal onder hetzelfde hoedje, alleen formeel niet vanwege wetgeving.
Dit is wel iets meer dan alleen op een school zitten.
https://www.bloomberg.com...ose-ties-to-russian-spiesFounder and Chief Executive Officer Eugene Kaspersky was educated at a KGB-sponsored cryptography institute, then worked for Russian military intelligence, and in 2007, one of the company’s Japanese ad campaigns used the slogan “A Specialist in Cryptography from KGB.” The sales tactic, a local partner’s idea, was “quickly removed by headquarters,” according to Kaspersky Lab, as the company recruited senior managers in the U.S. and Europe to expand its business and readied an initial public offering with a U.S. investment firm.
Hij ziet zichzelf dus als een KGB man en is er trots op.
In 2012, however, Kaspersky Lab abruptly changed course. Since then, high-level managers have left or been fired, their jobs often filled by people with closer ties to Russia’s military or intelligence services. . Some of these people actively aid criminal investigations by the FSB, the KGB’s successor, using data from some of the 400 million customers who rely on Kaspersky Lab’s software, say six current and former employees who declined to discuss the matter publicly because they feared reprisals. This closeness starts at the top: Unless Kaspersky is traveling, he rarely misses a weekly banya (sauna) night with a group of about 5 to 10 that usually includes Russian intelligence officials. Kaspersky says in an interview that the group saunas are purely social: “When I go to banya, they’re friends.”
Chief Legal Officer Igor Chekunov, who regularly joins Kaspersky’s banya nights, is the point man for the company’s work with the Russian government, three of the insiders say. Since 2013 he has managed a team of 10 specialists who study data from customers who have been hacked and provide technical support to the FSB and other Russian agencies.
Het zijn geen keiharde bewijzen, dat kan ook niet, anders was Kaspersky al falliet. Verder zullen ze er alles aan proberen om niet opnieuw KSB relaties te laten lekken.
Duidelijk is wel dat er een relatie is, en dat verder onderzoek interessant is.