like many other software than has not been developed for years and is still in use, it may live on for a while after it's creators are gone, but will become obsolete eventually. beating a dead horse will get you nothing. they may answer polite questions or offer work arounds heck, yandex may even let a couple of them work on updating a/v and a/m signatures as it's related to the stuff they want in their browser.Īnyhow, they made an offer, you don't have to take it.

doubt there will ever be any future patches either, from now till the lights go out forever.ĭoubt there will be any bug fixes. the current versions are also the last as far as we know. if i weren't a volunteer, and retired, i'd be out job hunting.Īnyway, if you want any support, try our user run support forum, you are likely to get an answer sooner, at least while we are still up & running. if all works well, yandex may even renew parts, like the user forum. i would bet that the already paid hosting fees for all the agnitum servers ends sometime after the end of the year. The user forum may continue a bit longer. oss/opfw keys not traded in will apparently continue to receive updates till dec 31st 2016 when they currently plan to turn the update servers off and end their own limited support.

I expect that bar will go into effect soon, maybe the 31st of jan when the KISS offer ends. kaspersky, not agnitum have told 'agnitum' - which really doesn't exist any more except on the free time of the now yandex employees - to bar the keys which are not yours any more. the terms for trading in your license key for kaspersky were set by kaspersky, who owns the key after you trade it in for theirs.

Yes, they have used online activation servers and have barred pirated/cracked/keygen license codes for a few years.

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