Mark Duffus, 41, from Forres, was working a security contractor. He was among at least seven people who died in a suicide attack on the Kabul base of a logistics firm supplying Nato forces in Afghanistan.
Five guards, four of them Nepali, were among those killed in the gun and bomb attack, which happened early on Tuesday.
The Kabul police chief said the four insurgents, who were all killed, had a truck full of explosives. Smoke was seen rising above the scene in the north of the city.
Reports suggested the bombers’ vehicle was stopped outside the facility by guards. When the explosives were detonated, gunmen began shooting at guards in a 30-minute battle.
As well as the Nepali guards, two Afghan truck drivers who were waiting to enter the compound were killed and an Afghan guard.
Kabul police chief General Ayub Salangi said all four attackers were killed and the blast from the truck left a large crater in the ground.
