Free Virus Scan from Kaspersky Lab at PC Fair 2009

Filed in: Events, Malaysia, Security, Video Clips — July 31st, 2009

Kaspersky Lab is offering free malware scan at the Kaspersky “Kung Fu” Virus Lab at PC Fair 2009 (II) to set a new record in the Malaysia Book of Records.

The record attempt will take place over three days between 11.00am and 8.00pm, from 31 July to 2 August in Room 306 on the 3rd floor of the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre.

You are invited to bring as many devices as you wish for free malware scanning. The event is also a competition opens to participants who help to scan as many devices as possible.

When Jackie Chan meets Kaspersky

Talking about Kaspersky “Kung Fu” Virus Lab, Jackie Chan did a commercial ad with the company’s owner, Eugene Kaspersky.

The story is similar to Jackie’s previous movie “The Tuxedo” where Jackie wears a Kaspersky helmet and karate kicks viruses on a Segway in the cyberworld.

Quite amusing, I must admit.

Tags: antivirus, kaspersky, malware, virus

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eyeman

nice. Might be i can try this one.

mrcoffeebean

Hi, its me again!
Thanks your info.
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jsgxfn

I'll say~!

Ash

Generally agree that it would be troublesome just to bring the laptop for them to scan.

Anyway, I am using kaspersky internet security 2009. So far no complaint about it. They have a very good support via a local forum :)

beaulife

The clip is amusing, and quite childish too :-). I must say it is quite amusing too to bring our notebook or even CPU just for scanning Malware for such a crowded event, especially there could be some high tech theft to use a scanner to detect our notebook inside our car boot... I agree with Ngan, demo CD is still the best!

Ngan

doesn't make any sense to me. Why would I want to trouble myself and take the risk of bringing my laptop to such a crowded place just to scan it for virus when the internet is filled with so many free antivirus?

giving away free demo CD is the answer.