Aquarius plans to start supplying servers to Vietnam, hackers began to more frequently attack the online resources of medium-sized businesses and other news on October 15.

A unique QR code for buyers, attacks on medium-sized business sites: the main thing on October 15
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Business

  • Russian equipment developer and manufacturer Aquarius plans to start supplying servers to Vietnam in 2025. The company is also negotiating with partners from other countries.
  • The ecosystem subscription market can grow to 130 billion rubles by the end of 2024; Last year its volume was 111.7 billion rubles. At the same time, the market’s financial indicators are growing more slowly than the user base.
  • A subsidiary of the American Yum! Brands – Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) – has extended the rights to the images of its KFC Drive brand with Rospatent for another 10 years, until 2034, RB.RU has learned.

Services and technologies

  • Hackers have increasingly begun to attack the online resources of medium-sized businesses in different regions of Russia. To do this, they use automated tools to find vulnerabilities.
  • The Bank of Russia intends to study the issue of creating a unique QR code for the buyer to pay for goods and services through the Fast Payment System (FPS). This can replace the procedure of scanning a QR code at the store checkout.

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