Russia Develops FSB-Approved Browser With Domestic Encryption as Alternative to Google Chrome
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Russia Develops FSB-Approved Browser With Domestic Encryption as Alternative to Google Chrome
Russia is developing a new internet browser designed to support domestic encryption algorithms approved by the Federal Security Service (FSB), The Moscow Times reported on September 8, citing Russian newspaper Kommersant
Russia’s “CryptoPro” will develop a new browser with built-in cryptography
CryptoPro, a domestic encryption tool developer, plans to release a new browser with built-in encryption tools in accordance with the requirements of Russian legislation. The company was forced to launch the project after opposition from Google Chrome. Experts say the new browser may force public sector use. Image source: Arlington Research/unsplash.com According to reports, the […]
KryptoPro designs a dedicated web observer with built-in support of national cryptographic standards. The software solution will be part of the sixth version of Kryptopro CSP and will focus on corporate clients who are required to follow Russian regulations in the field of information security and inform Kommersant. The image is generated by Gemini // Image Source: Gemini / https://gemini.google.com/Product will receive the name "Kryptopro-Browz…
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