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A Small Team with Grand Ambitions

The story of Loaris began in 2008 with Eugene Loaris, then a young student at Sofia University, who was just finishing his graduate thesis on computer science. One day, he turned on his PC, only to be met by a rogue program. This pseudo-antivirus bombarded his screen with fake alerts, preventing him from opening critical files—his main Microsoft Word document among them.

The program blocked access to every application with an *.exe extension, leaving Eugene without a backup and no way to retrieve his work. His existing antivirus programs failed to start, much less detect the malware. Facing the potential loss of months of work and research, Eugene didn’t despair. Instead, he spent days—and nights—studying the problem, searching for a solution.

After scouring PC forums and experimenting, he finally found a fix on a cybersecurity forum on the other side of the world. With this method, Eugene manually removed the virus, restoring his PC. This incident made him realize that his theoretical studies alone weren’t enough to tackle real-world cybersecurity issues. This firsthand experience enriched his thesis, as he added a practical case study of a malware-infected system.

Upon graduating, Eugene continued researching cybersecurity vulnerabilities that threaten personal computers. His experience fueled a new ambition: to develop a program that could automatically detect and remove malware without tedious manual steps. Driven by this vision, Eugene founded Loaris—dedicated to creating reliable antimalware solutions for people everywhere.

Owner Threat Intelligence Cybersecurity

Eugene Loaris

I believe in facing challenges head-on and never settling for ‘good enough.’ Cybersecurity demands resilience and constant innovation, and that’s what drives me every day. I live and work with a clear purpose: to protect, to solve, and to stay one step ahead of digital threats, so others can feel secure online.

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