Nisam siguran da je ovo pravo mesto za pomenutu temu,ali će je administracija (nadam se) premestiti na odgovarajuće :

izvornik "BBC News",21.april

   

   Nestao Ivan Kasperski

The son of Russian software entrepreneur Yevgeny Kaspersky has gone missing in Moscow and may have been kidnapped, Russian media report.

Secret service and regular police have been searching for Ivan Kaspersky, 20, for at least two days, a police source told Interfax news agency.

His father's firm, Kaspersky Lab, told a newspaper it could not confirm news he had been abducted.

Yevgeny Kaspersky made his fortune developing anti-virus software.

News of his son's abduction was reported by Russian news website Life News, quoting its own sources.

The kidnappers are demanding 3m euros (£2.6m; $4.3m) for Ivan's safe return, the website says.

According to the unconfirmed report, he was snatched while on his way to work in Moscow on Tuesday.

When contacted by Russian newspaper Gazeta, Kaspersky Lab said it could neither confirm nor deny the report.

There has been no official comment on the story.

Kaspersky Lab is regarded outside Russia as one of the country's few business success stories not related to the energy sector.

The US business magazine Fast Company recently ranked Kaspersky Lab among the Top 50 Most Innovative Companies worldwide.

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Majke ti... sta ce ova tema u PC klinici...

a) pogledaj moju prvu rečenicu
b) teško da bi mi na pamet palo  da crna hronika vezana za ime koje poznaju kompjuteraši pripada nečemu što se vodi pod krajnje neinspirativnom oznakom

     "Drustvena hronika ~ Obrazovanje ~ Zaposlenje ~ Finansije"

c) kako bilo,hvala na "prenošenju džakova"

Moze to Judzin da plati.

A evo mu ga i sin:



 

Kidnap victim had social network account

izvornik :

   http://technolog.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2011/04/21/6508670-kidnap-victim-had-social-network-account

autor : Suzanne Choney

   


Like many of us these days, Ivan Kaspersky has a presence on a social networking site. And some think that that may have made the 20-year-old son of a Russian software mogul more vulnerable to kidnapping, particularly in Russia, where crime — and computer-related crimes — are significant problems.

Russian authorities are searching for Kapersky, son of Yevgeny Kaspersky — founder of well-known security software company Kapersky Labs — who has gone missing in Moscow. Kidnappers are reportedly demanding nearly $4.3 million for the son's return, according to the BBC and Russian news outlets.

The college student reportedly has been missing for two days.

An English-language version of Pravda said that "According to media reports, the kidnappers may have gathered all the necessary information on the residence and place of work of the younger Kaspersky from the internet, as the young man has a very detailed account on the 'In Contact' social network."

In Contact, or "Vkontakte," is essentially the Facebook of Russia, with its blue-and-white website even looking similar to Facebook's.

It emulates Facebook so much that "it's often been accused of being a Facebook clone," noted Royal Pingdom, which offers Web services, in 2009. "Regardless of that, it has become the most popular social networking site in Russia, Ukraine and Belarus. It was launched in 2006 and as of August 2009, Vkontakte had more than 40 million users."

While Facebook is a presence in Russia, Vkontakte is much bigger, with nearly half of the country's social networking audience, according to comScore, and several other Russian social networking sites also playing a bigger role than Facebook there.

It is too soon to say whether Kapersky's Vkontakte account played a role in providing the kind of information kidnappers would need. Certainly, as more people share their personal information on social networking sites, there's a lot to be said for not saying a lot, particularly when it comes to your address, whereabouts, travel plans and other similar information.

Hahhahaha...

Jao, boze... ovaj celavi izgleda kao da mu godine idu unazad...

јесте ... не би био киднапован да је водио рачуна о чему пише на нету ... хм да ... 

Ладно си нашао ту слику 


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Дал је тачно не знам, али чини ми се да сам видео неку тему о томе колико се сад информација ставља на фејс, клинци буквално све напишу, или сам то гледао на телевизији, немам појма... 

је л' то СФ?

Да 

Давно то беше 

Kaspersky Son Reportedly Released, Safe

izvornik : "PCMag",22.april
originalna vest :
   http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2383986,00.asp

     


The son of Kaspersky Lab founder Eugene Kaspersky was reportedly safe Friday after a kidnapping ordeal, according to the Russian tabloid news site that first reported the unconfirmed kidnapping a day earlier.

 An unnamed "intelligence source" said a ransom reportedly demanded of the Russian security software mogul by unknown kidnappers had been paid and that Ivan Kaspersky, 20, had been released, the Russian-language Life News reported Friday.

 The source did not know how much had been paid for the younger Kaspersky's release, the site added. Life News originally reported that the kidnappers were demanding a 3 million euro ($4.3 million) ransom.

 The original version of the Life News report is here and a Google translation to English is here.

Life News reported Thursday that Ivan Kaspersky had been abducted outside the Moscow offices of a company owned by his mother, Eugene Kaspersky's ex-wife, on the morning of April 19.

 The Interfax news agency reported on Thursday that Russian authorities had been searching for Ivan Kaspersky "for at least two days."

 A Kaspersky Lab representative contacted by PCMag said he didn't have any information on the reports.

 The company on Friday asked Russian media to "to stop spreading rumors and speculation about the events related to the family members of Yevgeny (Eugene) Kaspersky."

 One source at a rival security software company said Thursday that elements of the first Life News report were misleading, according IT security news site Dark Reading.

 Graham Cluley, a technology consultant at Sophos, said that contrary to the Life News report, Eugene Kaspersky had not rushed back to Moscow from London Wednesday after supposedly receiving reports of his son's kidnapping.

 "I spoke to Eugene last night and he was very chirpy," Cluley told Dark Reading, adding that Kaspersky had already been scheduled to return to Russia on Wednesday night.

 Gartner recently listed Kaspersky Lab as the third-largest consumer security software vendor in the world.

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Eto .. vratio se .. samo digli buku za dzabe ...

Хахаха и ја ладно истриповао СФ-а.
Сад знам да је СФ уствари ''сибирски фајтер''.
 

Oslobođen sin ruskog bogataša Kasperskog


MOSKVA - Ruska policija je danas oslobodila Ivana Kasperskog, sina Jevgenija Kasperskog, programera i jednog od najbogatijih ljudi Rusije, koji je pre šest dana otet u Moskvi, saopštila je moskovska policija.





Pripadnici Federalne službe bezbednosti i specijalnog policijskog tima OMON oslobodili su Ivana (20) u regionu Moskve i uhapsili pet otmičara, rekao je portparol gradske policije Viktor Birukov.

Izveštaji o otmici Ivana Kasperskog objavljeni su u medijima, ali vlasti se dosad nisu oglašavale, i Birukovljeva izjava je prva zvanična potvrda da je mladić uopšte bio otet.

Birukov je rekao da je pet ljudi uhapšeno zbog sumnje da su organizovali otmicu Ivana Kasperskog i dodao da je zdravstveno stanje mladića dobro, prenela je agencija Frans pres.

Kako su javile ruske agencije, policajci su uhapsili otmičare kada su se sastali s njima prerušeni u posrednike koji je trebalo da predaju otkupninu.

"Otmičarima je bio obećan novac, ali kada je došlo vreme za predaju otkupnine uhapšen je čovek koji je došao da je preuzme, a potom i ostali otmičari. Ivan Kasperski je oslobođen", naveo je jedan izvor iz snaga bezbednosti, dodajući da organizator otmice već ima krivični dosije i da je osuđivan.


Prema njegovim rečima, prilikom oslobađanja mladića nije upotrebljena sila ni oružje.

Ivan Kasperski je sada s roditeljima na "bezbednom mestu", rekao je agenciji Interfaks drugi izvor i dodao da na mladiću nema znakova fizičkih povreda, ali da nije isključeno da je pretrpeo psihološku traumu.

Ivan, student četvrte godine moskovskog državnog univerziteta na odseku za kompjutersku matematiku i kibernetiku, pripremao je diplomski rad i istovremeno radio u kompaniji "Infovoč" njegove majke Natalije Kasperske, koja je suosnivač "Laboratorije Kasperski".

On je nestao 19. aprila dok je išao na posao, a otmičari su, navodno, od Jevgenija Kasperskog tražili otkup od tri miliona evra.

Jevgenij Kasperski (45), tvorac antivirusnih kompjuterskih programa, na prošlonedeljnoj proširenoj verziji časopisa "Forbs" bio je na 125. mestu najbogatijih ljudi Rusije, sa imovinom procenjenom na 800 miliona dolara.

Inače, otmice dece bogatih ljudi nisu retke u Rusiji. Pre dve godine otet je sin potpredsednika državne naftne kompanije Mihaila Stavskog, koji je posle tri meseca oslobođen neozleđen. Viktorija Kisluk (16), kćerka menadžera najveće privatne naftne kompanije "Lukoil", nestala je u martu u Moskvi i njena sudbina još nije poznata.


Izvor : Blic

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