2022
In St. Petersburg, the first verdict was passed on health workers for fictitious certificates of vaccination
In November 2022, the first verdict was passed on medical workers in St. Petersburg for fictitious vaccination certificates. Nurses Darya Drozdova and Maria Shelestova, who are accused in this case, were fined 150 thousand rubles each. Read more here.
The hacker put up for sale the data of 48.5 million residents of Shanghai. They are stolen from the COVID application
On August 12, 2022, it became known that a database containing personal information of 48.5 million Shanghai citizens was put up for sale on the Internet. We are talking about Suishenma QR Code health passports. Read more here.
2021
Databases of 0.5 million Russians with fake vaccination certificates put up for sale
On November 12, 2021, it became known about the appearance on sale of databases of 0.5 million Russians with fake certificates of vaccination against the coronavirus COVID-19. It is assumed that these databases are collected on services for the sale of fake certificates, which, according to experts interviewed by Kommersant, were launched just for these purposes and further blackmail of users.
According to the publication, the data were put up for sale on shadow Internet resources. The leak affected only residents of the Moscow region.
One of the sellers, in an interview with the newspaper, clarified that a base of 1 thousand lines costs $120 (about 8.5 thousand rubles). It contains passport data, SNILS, phone numbers, addresses of places of residence. In addition, the buyer will be able to thus find out information about the date of receipt of the certificate.
As the owner of Telegram the "Eye of God" channel Yevgeny Antipov told the publication, the cost of information about each person does not exceed 40 rubles. The founder of the service for intelligence of data leaks and monitoring Darknet DLBI Ashot Hovhannisyan suggested that fraudsters may begin to blackmail owners of fake certificates.
Vadim Solovyov, head of the information security threat analysis group at Positive Technologies, agreed with him. According to him, there is a possibility that attackers will offer services to remove data from databases, as well as create services where buyers can check if their personal data is in the databases.
Aleksey Dobrynin, managing partner of the St. Petersburg office of the Pen & Paper Bar Association, in turn, recalled that criminal liability has been established for the use of fake certificates - both for buyers and sellers. The maximum imprisonment of the organizers of a criminal scheme for obtaining certificates can be up to two years, since their actions must be qualified under Part 1 of Art. 327 of the Criminal Code for the manufacture and sale of fake vaccination certificates.[1]
At Public services, the validity period of vaccination certificates was halved
On November 8, 2021, the validity period of coronavirus vaccination certificates COVID-19 posted on the portal Public services unexpectedly halved - from 12 to 6 months.
According to Interfax, some users report that the certificate, which ended in January 2021, disappeared from the personal account altogether.
At the same time, on the city portal of mos.ru, the validity period of QR codes has not changed and is still 12 months from the completion of vaccination.
There was no official message about the change on the Public services website. Users were also not sent any notifications about changing the validity of their certificates, people noticed this on their own.
The reduced timing coincided with the introduction of a new form of vaccination certificate. The document can be obtained electronically on "Public services Services" no later than three days after vaccination. The paper version is issued to the MPSC. Certificates issued earlier will be automatically reissued until March 1, 2022.
The certificate is automatically formed in electronic form in two languages - Russian and English. The document contains basic data about its owner, information about vaccination, revaccination, medical contraindications, transferred coronavirus. The document provides a place for a QR code. However, the order did not say anything about the validity of the certificate and QR code.
In August 2021, the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation warned that the validity period of the QR code after vaccination against coronavirus infection could be reduced to six months with a worsening epidemiological situation.
According to the director of the Gamaleya Scientific Center (Sputnik V vaccine developer) Alexander Gintsburg, the coronavirus vaccination should be done once every six months, including those who have been ill.[2]
12 Spanish airports began accepting covid passports stored in the blockchain
In early May 2021, the company TE-FOOD announced that solution blockchain Trust One it would begin to use it for covid passports at 12 Spanish airports to store health certificates after conducting tests on. coronavirus COVID-19 More. here
Domodedovo Airport began issuing international certificates of vaccination against COVID-19
Domodedovo Airport the first Russia in began issuing international certificates about. coronavirus vaccination COVID-19 He announced this on March 23, 2021. More. here
Start of issuing COVID passports in Bashkiria
On January 18, 2021, it became known about the introduction of health passports in Bashkiria - documents that people with, antibodies to coronavirus COVID-19 as well as those who were vaccinated against him, will receive.
The innovation, as the head of the republic Radiy Khabirov said at an operational meeting in the regional government, "solves a number of problems."
 | For example, our residents over 65 are in self-isolation, and they have already been ill and have antibodies, or have been vaccinated, then why do we keep them at home. This, of course, is a certain incentive for people to be vaccinated, he said. |  |
According to the head of the administration of the head of the region, Alexander Sidyakin, the presence of antibodies will be registered in the system of the Ministry of Health, then it will be automatically transferred to the portal of public services. Notification of the issuance of such a passport will be sent to e-mail or telephone. The corresponding QR code can be stored in a smartphone or printed from the site, he added.
Khabirov also said that COVID passports will allow people to freely attend mass cultural and sports events, public places, receive discounts in stores, fitness clubs and other institutions. It is noted that the test for the presence of antibodies to coronavirus can be passed in any regional clinic.
According to the стопкоронавирус.рф portal, by January 18, 2021, 21,902 cases of coronavirus were detected in Bashkiria, 165 people died, 16,522 patients recovered.
Earlier, President Vladimir Putin instructed the government to consider the issue of issuing special certificates to vaccinated citizens and their international recognition until January 20, 2021, so that people can travel abroad. The service for issuing passports of a vaccinated against coronavirus has been launched on the public services portal since January 1.[3]
Putin instructed to issue international certificates to those vaccinated against COVID-19 to travel abroad
Russian President Vladimir Putin instructed to issue certificates to those vaccinated against the coronavirus COVID-19 to travel abroad. This was announced on January 4, 2021 by the Kremlin press service.
| | Consider issues of issuing certificates to persons who have been vaccinated to prevent a new coronavirus infection (COVID-19) using Russian vaccines, as well as the international recognition of these certificates in order to carry out citizens leaving the Russian Federation, entering the Russian Federation and crossing the state borders of foreign states, - said on the Kremlin website. | |
Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin has been appointed responsible for the implementation of this order. He will have to submit a corresponding report by January 20, 2021.
At a press conference on December 17, 2020, Putin said that the issue of introducing international certificates for those vaccinated against coronavirus requires study.
| | You can probably talk about it. Although it is well known, and here I will not reveal to you that even people with vaccination can be carriers, "the head of state said then, adding that he does not know how much such a certificate is now possible. | |
In Russia, the topic of introducing "covid passports" for vaccinated against coronavirus has been repeatedly raised. This idea was approved by the director of the Gamaleya Center, Alexander Gintsburg, who said that this was "absolutely the right thing." At the same time, the State Duma Committee on Health Protection opposed the initiative, and it was also criticized by the speaker of the Federation Council Valentina Matvienko.
The head of the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF) Kirill Dmitriyev believes that such passports will become part of ordinary life in 2021. He admits that passports may be tied in the future, for example, flights by plane.[4]
2020
The issuance of passports of vaccinated will begin in January 2021 at the EPGU
At the end of December 2020, the minister health care Russia Mikhail Murashko announced the issuance of special passports to those who passed. coronavirus vaccination COVID-19
| | We plan that in January [2021 - approx. TAdviser] on the website of public services it will be possible, among other things, to obtain a passport of a vaccinated person in automatic mode by entering his personal account, - said Murashko, whose words are quoted by TASS Information Agency of Russia. | |
Assistant Minister of Health of the Russian Federation Aleksei Kuznetsov, in a conversation with Interfax, explained that so far we are talking about receiving information on the coronavirus vaccine delivered on public services, but did not rule out the possibility of adding other vaccinations to this passport.
According to Murashko, by December 29, 2020, the regions received 507 thousand doses of vaccine against COVID-19. Such a quantity of the drug, according to him, managed to deliver over the past three weeks.
The Minister of Health recalled that a resource is working to enter data on patients who have received a vaccine against coronavirus infection.
The passports of the vaccinated, which the Ministry of Health speaks of, are intended for internal use, and in general there is almost no point in this document, especially since all those vaccinated already receive certificates, Vasily Vlasov, vice president of the Society of Evidence-Based Medicine Specialists, Doctor of Medical Sciences, told Kommersant. But according to him, the application of this document is likely to be found later.
| | There are two ideas here. The first was expressed at the beginning of this year that those who have been ill can acquire the right to return to work, because the disease does not pose a danger to them. At first glance, this idea was correct. At the second glance, it turns out that discrimination for health reasons is obtained here. And on the third, it turns out that these certificates can be bought in the same way as medical books are being bought now, "Vlasov said.[5][6] | |
Estonian government and WHO launch coronavirus vaccination certificates on blockchain
October 1, 2020 Estonian government confirmed its partnership with, within the World Health Organization (WHO) framework of which the introduction of certificates of vaccination against based on COVID-19. blockchain The project will be headed by an Estonian blockchain company headquartered Guardtime in. Switzerland Read more. here
A consortium has been created in Europe to develop a blockchain system of health passports with a mark on COVID-19
On May 23, 2020, it became known about the creation in Europe of a consortium engaged in the development of passports of immunity to the coronavirus COVID-19. The development will be based on blockchain technology.
The first participants in the consortium were the Swiss manufacturer of information security solutions SICPA, the French developer of the OpenHealth medical data processing platform and the Estonian blockchain startup Guardtime.
The partners agreed to create a solution that will allow the issuance and management of health passports, as well as control the level of immunity of the population in real time.
According to Ledger Insights in a May 23, 2020 publication, over the past few weeks, the authorities of countries and companies have been considering various technological solutions that contribute to mitigating the consequences of the COVID-19 crisis. One of the options on offer is the use of health passports or immunity certificates, which would allow people to return to normal life faster. Founded by SICPA, OpenHealth and Guardtime, the consortium has taken up the development of such a solution.
As conceived by the initiators of the project, the SICPA Certus platform will allow people to receive fake-proof certificates of the presence of antibodies to COVID-19 in the body. The Certus system is already being used by the French Ministry of Defense to combat the coronavirus.
Verification can be performed using a mobile application that locally stores anonymous test results. Certus uses QR codes and blockchain-based digital printing technology to confirm receipt of the message. Any document released on Certus is assigned a unique QR code that is digitally signed and then protected by the blockchain.
Guardtime for this project will provide KSI Blockchain technology, which will mark the time of testing a person for immunity to coronavirus and make it impossible to falsify, thereby protecting the integrity of data.
As for the OpenHealth platform, it will allow authorities and health authorities to manage medical data and track the spread of the virus using identified data.[7]
50 million digital health passports with a mark on COVID-19 are introduced in 15 countries
On May 8, 2020, it became known that Circle Pass Enterprises is starting to supply 50 million COVI-PASS digital health passports to organizations in 15 states. Read more here.
Notes
- ↑ A puncture came out with a fake vaccination
- ↑ At "Public services" the validity period of vaccination certificates was halved
- ↑ Covid passports are introduced in Bashkiria
- ↑ List of Instructions Following the President's Press Conference
- ↑ The passport of the vaccinated will be issued on the website of public services from January
- ↑ Vaccination will be entered into passports
- ↑ European consortium develops blockchain COVID-19 immunity passport
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