Developers: | National Digital Cryptography Technology Center |
Date of the premiere of the system: | October 2023 |
Branches: | Information security |
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2023
Plan to allocate about 7.1 billion rubles for the implementation of the Multiskaner system
The Ministry of Digital Development, Communications and Mass Media of the Russian Federation is going to invest about 25.2 billion rubles in the development of cybersecurity until 2030. Such data are given in the materials of the national project "Data Economics."
Of this amount, about 7.1 billion rubles are planned to be spent on the introduction of the Multiskaner cyber incident counteraction system based on State system of detection, prevention and elimination of consequences of computer attacks. Read more here.
System creation
Ministry of Digital Development The subordinate Russian Federation National Digital Cryptography Technology Center creates a "superantivirus" by analogy with the American VirusTotal system. This was announced at the end of October 2023 by the Deputy Minister of Digital Development, Communications and Mass Media. Alexander Shoitov
According to him, an appropriate infrastructure is being created for the new technology in Russia, "a large amount of traffic is disassembled on the fly, some suspicious malicious elements are found in it." Shoitov added that it will be a "very powerful system" not only in terms of the technology itself.
VirusTotal is an online service that is used to scan files and processes for viruses and other malware. The platform works using many antivirus engines, including such well-known ones as Avast, Kaspersky and McAfee. When a user downloads a file to scan in VirusTotal, the service scans the file for all antiviruses and generates a results report. This report allows the user to quickly determine whether the file is secure or not.
Earlier, the Prosecutor General of the Russian Federation Igor Krasnov announced that the Prosecutor General's Office of Russia, the Central Bank and Roskomnadzor jointly created an "antivirus" for the entire Internet. By October 2023, this program has no name, but it is known what it will do:
- track malicious sites;
- Block phishing portals
- block sites with scammers;
- monitor suspicious bank transactions and transfers;
- monitor criminal activity on the network.
It is assumed that it will take from 3 to 24 hours to analyze and block one site. According to the developers, the program will protect Internet surfing of users and help government agencies fight crime.[1]