US President Barack Obama will consider options for a "proportional response" to hacker attacks on American organizations, organized, according to US authorities, by Russia. This was stated by White House spokesman Josh Earnest. “There are a number of possible retaliatory measures, and the President will consider proportionate measures. It is possible that he will choose such response actions that will not be announced, ”Ernest is quoted by Reuters.

The founder of the Corruption Foundation (FBK) Alexei Navalny said that in the zone of engineering and technical structures on the border of Russia and Finland there is a summer residence general of the FSB border service, Nikolai Kozika. The site is located in the Vyborg district of the Leningrad region, on the shores of Lake Vovarskoye . According to Navalny, this territory is located in the zone of engineering and technical structures in which the lands are prohibited from the turnover.

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has stripped Russian hammer thrower Tatiana Beloborodova (Lysenko) of her gold medal at the 2012 London Olympics for using illegal drugs. A re-test of her doping sample taken during the competition showed the presence of traces of turinabol. The gold medal will go to Anita Wlodarczyk of Poland, who finished second at the London Olympics. Tatyana Beloborodova (Lysenko) served a disqualification for doping in 2007-2009.

The Belarusian user of the Only Paper forum Alexei Zholner built a paper model of the Grad Ractive Slender Fire system. And she works. The Grad Alexei shoots homemade paper fuel caramel missiles. Judging by the video, shells fly away by tens of meters. Aliaksei Zholner Working Paper Model of Mrl "Grad" / Acting paper model of the RSO "Grad" Zholner has been fond of the creation of paper models for many years. In particular, he demonstrated working models of six- and eight-cylinder engines.

On October 11, a number of Russian social activists and journalists received notifications of an attempted email hack.

The mother of a schoolgirl from Novosibirsk complained to the NGS publication that there were strange assignments and even stranger correct answers at the fourth-grade mathematics olympiad. One of the tasks was about the currency: “The dollar is twice as expensive as the ruble, and the euro is three times as expensive as the dollar. Which is better, 17 rubles or 3 euros? From a mathematical point of view, the correct answer is “3 euros” (that is, 18 rubles).

An eleven-year-old schoolboy from Minsk, Belarus stole money from his father over the course of four months. In total, he stole $5,200. According to the police, the child took the keys to the room where his father kept money in foreign currency. While the student took the money, three of his friends stood beside the room and kept guard. The boy spent money on entertainment and gifts for his friends. He bought an expensive bicycle, an iPhone, and sports equipment.

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Online publication Znak.com reported that Russian officials and deputies have been advised to bring their relatives, namely children studying abroad and parents living in other countries, back home. According to the publication, which cited unnamed sources, this informal request was made by the presidential administration.

The Union of Russian Writers and the country's Investigative Committee signed a cooperative agreement, on Monday. The document was signed by union chairman Valery Ganichev and investigative committee head Alexander Bastrykin. "It is becoming a more and more important and difficult task to preserve and protect the historical truth and reliably ensure the security of Russia's information.

British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson called for massive action against Russian bombing in Syria. “I would definitely like to see demonstrations outside the Russian embassy. I think that the government should set an example,” Johnson said at a meeting of the British Parliament on the situation in Aleppo. Johnson said "all available evidence" points to Russian involvement in the recent bombing of a humanitarian convoy in Syria.

Soon after Samsung, in August, she released her flagship smartphone Galaxy Note 7 on sale, it turned out that it was overheating. Soon, the phones of the South Korean company began to self -freeze - they were forbidden to carry into airplanes. The other day, Samsung stopped the Galaxy Note 7 production, and also asked the owners to turn off the gadgets and not use them anymore.

Znak.com reported, citing unnamed sources, that Russian officials and deputies were advised to return to their homeland children who study abroad, as well as parents living in other countries. According to the publication, this is an informal request from the presidential administration. Znak.com claims that the recommendation applies to all officials, including employees of the presidential administration, as well as deputies at all levels and employees of state corporations.

An 11-year-old schoolboy from Minsk has been stealing money from his father for four months. In total, the boy stole 5.2 thousand dollars (326 thousand rubles). According to law enforcement agencies, the teenager took the keys to the room where his father kept money in foreign currency. While the schoolboy took the money, three friends stood next to the room and guarded that no one should go. The boy spent money on entertainment and gifts for friends.

On October 11, Bloomberg released a material in which, referring to unnamed sources, he spoke about the whereabouts of one of the most wanted cybercriminals of the United States - Joshua Aaron. According to the agency, a hacker accused of theft of data of more than 100 million people is awaiting deportation in one of the centers for illegal migrants in the suburbs. "Medusa" tells why the FBI hunts Aaron and how he ended up in Russia.