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Kris Kaspersky
Kris Kaspersky (born Nikolay Likhachev, November 2, 1976 – February 18, 2017) was a Russian Hacker (term), hacker, writer and IT security researcher. Early years Kris Kaspersky was born on November 2, 1976, in the village of Uspenskoye, Krasnodar Krai, and at birth was named Nikolay. Being just a few weeks old he suffered a brain stroke, which came as a result of injection of calcium chloride, mistakenly made by a doctor. Brain tissue was partly damaged leading to minor autism. At the age of seven he made his first working radio. While studying at the elementary school he owned his first computer – Pravetz computers, Pravetz 8D, Bulgarian clone of British Oric, Oric Atmos with the documentation in Bulgarian language. The computer required connection to a tape recorder and a color TV set. For this computer Nikolay developed his first computer game. His next computer, Electronika BK-0010, helped Kris to master Assembly language, assembly. The third computer was ZX Spectrum, ...
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