Telegram can be hacked without a password or SMS code: Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs reveals new scam
Dangerous program masquerades as a Windows update and steals login data
Information Security
Russian Ministry of Defence and Rosgvardiya Gain Access to Electronic ZAGS Data
The President signed a law that will allow agencies to promptly process social payments and optimize military registration
Gasoline without a queue turned out to be a trap: fraudsters disguise themselves as gas station employees
Drivers are promised extra liters, then tricked into revealing a code and phone access
No Hiding Behind the Screen: The Investigative Committee on Punishment for Crimes via Messengers
Criminals use social networks to recruit minors, investigators warned
Seniority "zeroed out" along with pension: fraudsters invent a new scare tactic
Scammers impersonate SFS or FNS employees and extort access to "Gosuslugi"
QR code in duty-free turned out to be a phishing trap: travelers attacked at train stations and airports
Under the guise of bonus accrual, they ask to enter card details, log in to "Gosuslugi" or install an application
Killer Charger: Roskachestvo Rejected 13 Out of 20 Devices and Named the Price of Safety
Cheaper than 900 rubles is an almost guaranteed risk if the charger brand is not verified
DeepSeek Correspondence Found in Google: Roskomnadzor Did Not Restrict the Service
Only chats with public links appeared in search, account access was not affected
Beware of free Wi-Fi: scammers can access your accounts
The expert explained why it is dangerous to enter passwords and make purchases through open networks
Negative content asked to be removed from TVs: Deputies proposed to reduce alarming content on air
Unified criteria can be developed together with Roskomnadzor, the Ministry of Health, and the Ministry of Culture
Kaspersky spoke out against the mass implementation of biometrics in Russia
The head of InfoWatch pointed to the threat of deepfakes
Apple devices locked by their own security: Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs explains how fraudsters block devices
Smartphones, tablets, and computers with a single account are at risk
Card blocked by mistake: "unwilling droppers" want a second chance
Banks are asked to consider the risk level, not automatically restrict all account operations