Personal data of citizens sent to the Stateites are recognized as vulnerable to interception
The Federal Service for Technical and Expert Control (FSTEK) recognized the vulnerability of personal data and texts of citizens sent to government agencies. According to Kommersant , this follows from the response of the head of the FSTEK Vladimir Selin to the corresponding request of the State Duma deputy Ilya Kostunov. As the head of the service noted, data are not encrypted and in the process of transfer can become available to third parties.