Russian multinational anti-virus company, Kaspersky has filed antitrust complaints against Microsoft in Europe alleging that the Software giant is using its dominance in the OS market to promote its own security software, Windows Defender at the expense of users. Filing complaints with European Commission and German Federal Cartel Office, Kaspersky said that Microsoft has deliberately created “hurdles” that limit consumer choice in choosing the security software of their choice. “We see clearly – and are ready to prove – that Microsoft uses its dominant position in the computer operating system (OS) market to fiercely promote its own – inferior

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