The reason for SDEK’s failure could have been an encryption virus; Tinkoff launched a free support service on May 28 with purchase refunds and other news.
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Russia
- Russia intends to introduce criminal liability for deepfakes. Depending on the article, guilty parties will face a fine of up to 1.5 million rubles or up to seven years in prison.
Business
- The reason for SDEK’s failure could have been an encryption virus. The international hacking group Head Mare claimed responsibility for the service failures.
- Rosatom is negotiating the purchase of the microelectronics design center module. Due to sanctions, the asset may not be worth much, but the company is valuable for its achievements and its staff, Vedomosti writes.
Services and technologies
- Tinkoff has launched a service to provide free assistance to customers on disputed purchases from sellers, erroneous transfers and legal advice. Users will be able to file a claim with two clicks on the mobile application.
Transport
- At the end of the month, the passenger car market in Russia recovered after the May holidays. In the last 14 days, about 29,000 cars were sold weekly, according to Kommersant.
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