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Russian banks propose mandatory installation of state security certificates on smartphones, The Insider reports

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Russian banks have proposed making the installation of state security certificates mandatory on smartphones when downloading and updating applications, The Insider reports. Experts in information security warn that mass installation of state root certificates could create additional risks, including the possibility of intercepting encrypted internet traffic, The Insider reports. Russian banks have faced the revocation of foreign certificates following sanctions, The Insider reports. Japanese company GlobalSign began revoking certificates of Russian websites on June 13, 2026, The Insider reports.

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  • Frank Media

    T2 · established media · company · international

  • Forbes Russia

    T2 · established media · company · international

  • Business FM

    T2 · established media · company · international

  • The Insider

    T2 · established media · independent · international

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