It seems that now we know what owes the law “On the Sovereign Runet”. In November 2018, the United States held the first offensive kibeatak against Russia. Pentagon and ANB managed to turn off the Internet "Troll factory" Evgeny Prigozhin The main news of today's evening makes you look a little differently at the fears of the Russian security forces and the law on the “sovereign Runet”.

The Pentagon's first offensive cyberattack in history took place - and its target was Russia, more precisely, the "troll factory" in the form of the St. Petersburg "Internet Research Agency" (ARI) "oligarch close to Putin" Yevgeny Prigozhin. According to The Washington Post, the United States was able to “cut off” AI access to the Internet at a key moment - on the day of the midterm elections to the US Congress on November 6, 2018. More.

Already the first production Russian aircraft MS-21 will be equipped with Russian PD-14 engines, project curator, Deputy Prime Minister Yuri Borisov said today. Initially, the first production aircraft were planned to be produced with American Pratt & Whitney, but recent difficulties with the composite wing do not allow us to hope that US sanctions in the future will not exclude the use of these engines on Russian aircraft.

The former deputy head of the Center for Information Security (TSB) of the FSB, Sergei Mikhailov, accused of treason, was sentenced to 22 years in prison, his accomplice, an employee of Kaspersky Lab Ruslan Stoyanov, to 14 years. The Bell previously wrote that Mikhailov, Stoyanov, as well as businessman Georgy Fomchenkov and FSB Major Dmitry Dokuchaev are being investigated for leaking data on the interference of "Russian hackers" in the US presidential election. Investigation version.

The German automaker Opel, which left Russia in 2015 as part of General Motors, is returning the brand to the Russian market and will resume car production in Kaluga. The Russian car market has returned to growth since 2017 and next year should reach the level of 2014 with a sales volume of 2.38 trillion rubles. Details.

The network of health food stores VkusVill is going to launch home delivery of ready-made meals in Moscow and the Moscow region, learned Forbes . Rations of different calorie content will be compiled taking into account the recommendations of specialists. The cost of a daily diet will be 1100-1600 rubles. More. Dishes will be prepared from VkusVilla products at the Gurmanium production facility, as well as taking into account the recommendations of nutritionists and nutritionists.

The Arashukovs case is growing: today the Investigative Committee of Russia (TFR) announced searches at the leadership of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the TFR of Karachay-Cherkessia and at the deputy heads of the TFR of Dagestan and the Stavropol Territory. All of them are connected with the Arashukov clan by family or friendship ties. More.

German Gref - it doesn't matter, the most important thing is how the processes in Sberbank are set up, said in an interview with psychotherapist Andrey Kurpatov Ksenia Sobchak. It was recently announced that he will lead the Neuroscience and Human Behavior Laboratory at the Bank. He also talked about how he feels about his new role and what he will do in his new position. More.

“Everyone does podcasts. Does anyone even make money off of them? is how Bloomberg Businessweek titled an article about the podcast economy. It turned out that in the industry, which is experiencing a boom, everything is very uneven - both the distribution of listeners and earnings. The Bell has picked four major trends in the podcast economy to look out for. 1) Market giants are ready to invest in podcasts. In early February, Spotify acquired Gimlet Media Inc.

A Russian tanker has repeatedly supplied fuel to a North Korean vessel in circumvention of sanctions, Reuters reports . More details. The Russian vessel Tantal entered neutral waters four times between October 2017 and May 2018 and transferred fuel to a DPRK vessel, Reuters reports , citing two crew members. The transactions were carried out in circumvention of UN sanctions imposed for Pyongyang's nuclear program.

Sberbank was losing billions of rubles due to AI errors, bank chief German Gref said at Lesson in Numbers , which was held at the Khoroshkola funded by his family. Quote: “Artificial intelligence, as a rule, makes decisions in large systems. A small mistake that has crept into the algorithm can lead to very large consequences. In our practice, we have lost a lot of money on this.

Russia took 22nd place out of 25 in the ranking of countries' readiness to use autonomous transport, writes Kommersant , citing a KPMG report. Experts believe that the country has poor roads, problems with 4G coverage and a low level of support for new technologies from the authorities. Details. The UAV Readiness Index is based on UAV policies and legislation, consumer acceptance of UAVs, availability of technology and innovation, and infrastructure development.

The US Securities Commission (SEC) has filed a lawsuit against Elon Musk, accusing the head of Tesla of violating the terms of a settlement agreement concluded in September, writes Bloomberg. According to the SEC, the businessman violated his promise to coordinate with Tesla management his publications in social networks, which could affect the behavior of investors.

Foreign satellite Internet operators were obliged to obtain work permits from the FSB, FSO and the Ministry of Defense, found out RBC . This reduces the chances of launching the OneWeb project in Russia. Read more . A government decree dated February 21 (available to RBC) obliged foreign satellite network operators in Russia to pass all traffic through a ground station located on the territory of the country and obtain permission to work from the security forces.

Foreign satellite Internet operators have been obliged to obtain permission to work from the FSB, FSO and the Ministry of Defense. This reduces the chances of launching the OneWeb project in Russia Another small step towards the communication isolation of Russia - the government ordered all foreign satellite operators to receive the permission of the FSB for work and skip their traffic through ground stations in Russia.