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<blockquote data-quote="dabluez98" data-source="post: 961632" data-attributes="member: 75357">@[USER=88686]SpiderWeb[/USER] I agree with you in spirit and regarding the security issues. But also, my own thoughts were similar to what @[USER=93099]ExecutiveOrder[/USER] confirmed - that this was a case of geopolitics, and if I am involved inn anyway in it - then for sure it would be dumb NOT to turn off KSN. But there is still a point that at the end of the day a man-in-the-middle certificate is not optimal for privacy and security, as you suggest so I will keep this mind. However, this does also bring under question then the whole thing about cloud-based securities, and I would love to see a test comparing effectiveness without KSN and with KSN, even if at the end of the day a middle-man-certificate does not make sense.I Wonder if it is about what [USER=93099]@ExecutiveOrder[/USER] said, it helps to protect you by also preventing that malware from landing on your territory even if once it lands remedial measures are still possible, but in case they fail. And @[USER=88686]SpiderWeb[/USER] you mentioned &quot; Kaspersky will block https without encrypted scanning&quot;, but doesn&#039;t KSN also help with files on the computer, etc?I also have more heaps to go through before completely learning what either of you have eventually said, so please take everything I have said based on what you said with a grain of salt. Thanks [USER=93099]@ExecutiveOrder[/USER] and [USER=88686]@SpiderWeb[/USER] for helping me learn.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dabluez98, post: 961632, member: 75357"] @[USER=88686]SpiderWeb[/USER] I agree with you in spirit and regarding the security issues. But also, my own thoughts were similar to what @[USER=93099]ExecutiveOrder[/USER] confirmed - that this was a case of geopolitics, and if I am involved inn anyway in it - then for sure it would be dumb NOT to turn off KSN. But there is still a point that at the end of the day a man-in-the-middle certificate is not optimal for privacy and security, as you suggest so I will keep this mind. However, this does also bring under question then the whole thing about cloud-based securities, and I would love to see a test comparing effectiveness without KSN and with KSN, even if at the end of the day a middle-man-certificate does not make sense. I Wonder if it is about what [USER=93099]@ExecutiveOrder[/USER] said, it helps to protect you by also preventing that malware from landing on your territory even if once it lands remedial measures are still possible, but in case they fail. And @[USER=88686]SpiderWeb[/USER] you mentioned " Kaspersky will block https without encrypted scanning", but doesn't KSN also help with files on the computer, etc? I also have more heaps to go through before completely learning what either of you have eventually said, so please take everything I have said based on what you said with a grain of salt. Thanks [USER=93099]@ExecutiveOrder[/USER] and [USER=88686]@SpiderWeb[/USER] for helping me learn. [/QUOTE]

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