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  • Peak Hong Kong.
    by Eugene Kaspersky on June 28, 2025 at 8:28 am

    I’d long dreamt of visiting Hong Kong’s Victoria Peak – known locally as simply “the Peak”. I tried my luck last year hoping for good weather, but it was a total flop. Sure, we got up there, but the cloud cover was so low you literally couldn’t see a thing. This time though everything worked

  • A Chinese irrigation system – from 256BC and still going strong!
    by Eugene Kaspersky on June 27, 2025 at 12:13 pm

    There’s plenty to see and do in and around Chengdu, so it’s not a bad option for long layovers. Apparently, visa-free transit extends to a whopping 240 hours – ten days! That’s enough for a vacation, never mind a stopover! In 10 days you’d of course see the pandas; however, it might not be enough

  • The Tao of the lazy Panda.
    by Eugene Kaspersky on June 26, 2025 at 6:41 am

    Still in the Sichuan province, today – a continuation of my travel notes therefrom… But first – a question to the audience: what do Russia and China have in common? No – “nothing” is the wrong answer ). Anyone?… Well, first of all they have a shared border! But more importantly (and much, much more

  • Four Chengdu stories.
    by Eugene Kaspersky on June 24, 2025 at 12:47 pm

    Back in China, today – some travel notes from the Chinese city of Chengdu. It’s known for being one of the main economic centers in the country as well as the capital of the Sichuan province, which is the homeland of the giant panda and both Sichuan pepper and cuisine. The city is both huge

  • Bolivia’s La Paz: no other city is quite the same as!
    by Eugene Kaspersky on June 23, 2025 at 8:19 am

    As I was recently in South America (Brazil) again – for the second time this year – it reminded me of my first visit to the continent early this year on vacation – to both Peru and Bolivia, and that I’ve got one final post for you from that trip that keeps getting put off.

  • The temptation of the Redeemer.
    by Eugene Kaspersky on June 19, 2025 at 4:05 pm

    Rio sunset: caught Rio sunrise: also Next up: Christ the Redeemer!… With the sun up, we headed on over to the one and only Christ the Redeemer statue! But of course we did! This imposing masterpiece of both engineering and art is simply mandatory for any visitor to Rio de Janeiro!… …So, of course, “any

  • Another Abu Dhabi astonishment: the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque.
    by Eugene Kaspersky on June 18, 2025 at 11:02 am

    The month May this year was pretty busy with business trips around the world. But, as ever, I still managed to squeeze in some tourisms and meditative appreciation of beauty. Back in Abu Dhabi – one such beauty was the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque -> You can see why they call it “grand”: Apparently (as

  • The unmissable trio: the sunset, the sunrise, and… some steps – in Rio!
    by Eugene Kaspersky on June 17, 2025 at 10:53 am

    After all the presentations, meetings, and interviews at our Latin American partner conference, we had some important business visits lined up in a couple of places around Rio the next day. But all work and no play makes Eugene a dull boy – especially in Rio… I’d long secretly dreamed not just of being back

  • Just a name (rented!) – for half a billion dollars!
    by Eugene Kaspersky on June 11, 2025 at 3:28 pm

    If you’re not in the know, the words Louvre and Abu Dhabi might seem incongruent. But it turns out there’s an art museum in the latter that’s renting just the name Louvre off the famous Paris museum for 40 years (2007–2047) for US$500,000! What?! Just goes to show: never underestimate the value of a brand

  • Cybersecurity – past, present, and a little into the future: a reality check.
    by Eugene Kaspersky on June 10, 2025 at 4:11 pm

    People often ask me what I talk about these days at the numerous conferences I speak at around the world. Most of my talks aren’t deep technical dives or analyses of specific cyberattacks. For those, our experts give detailed presentations at specialized events, and publish articles in cybersecurity media. I usually provide a broad overview:

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