Last week, during a discussion on information warfare, a high-ranking Russian official unexpectedly revealed that his assistant was responsible for the 2007 cyber-attacks aimed at Estonia. This revelation stunned the moderator, Nargiz Asadova, who was present at the panel.
Surprisingly, the wider media showed little interest in the statement. Few reporters or analysts remembered the incident,...
On October 21, Yevgeny Masharov, a member of Russia’s Civic Chamber, put forward a proposal that would require users to verify their age before accessing material rated 18+.
The checks would reportedly use official or financial records — passport information, driver’s licence details or bank data — to confirm a person is an adult.
Authorities point to similar schemes in...
Russia is contemplating a sweeping shutdown of all Google services amid growing concerns over data sovereignty. The government views the storage of user information outside national borders as a significant security risk, potentially enabling foreign surveillance and undermining the country's economic stability.
This initiative is seen as part of a broader effort to curtail Western technology...
Russia Tightens Digital Grip: Communication Apps Face Severe Restrictions
In recent months, Russian authorities have intensified their control over digital communications, making voice calls through popular messaging apps virtually inaccessible across the country. Users of WhatsApp and Telegram have reported significant disruptions, with southern regions experiencing particularly stringent...
Russia's Digital Rights Crackdown
Russian digital rights advocates warn of escalating internet repression.
Sarkis Darbinyan of Roskomsvoboda declares this marks
a completely new chapter in repressive internet regulation.
The shift fundamentally criminalizes content consumption itself.
New legislation enacted July 22, 2025
introduces severe penalties for VPN users
accessing content deemed...
Russia's digital barriers intensify as regulators target popular online services
Recent reports confirm FaceTime and Roblox now join the growing roster of restricted platforms
Users experienced sudden connectivity failures months before the official announcements
Authorities cite child protection and anti-terrorism as justification for the bans
Roblox allegedly exposes minors to harmful...
Russia's new mandatory messaging app, Max, raises alarms over state surveillance capabilities.
Security assessments reveal the platform possesses extensive user tracking features.
From September 1st, all new mobile devices sold in Russia must come with Max pre-installed.
While some analyses note it requests fewer permissions than competitors, the core concern remains.
All data transmitted...
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Russian Messaging Platform Mandated for New Devices Starting Next Year
Starting September 2025, all new mobile devices sold in Russia will be required to come with a pre-installed domestic messaging application. The Russian government confirmed this mandate on August 21.
The messaging platform, known as Max, has been positioned as a local alternative to...
The Russian State Duma has enacted legislation targeting online efforts to find extremist content, introducing stricter penalties for such activities.
Under the new law, individuals who search for or access materials deemed extremist face fines, with the law explicitly criminalizing the use of VPNs to bypass restrictions.
Accessing extremist content via encrypted services is now considered an...
Guide to Accessing US Netflix
Accessing Netflix's US library from Russia requires overcoming digital borders imposed by content licensing agreements.
These regional barriers restrict certain shows and movies based on your detected location through IP addresses.
A VPN effectively bypasses these limitations by rerouting your connection through American servers.
This digital relocation grants you...
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