The Council on Foreign Relations urges a thorough evaluation of Astra Linux's security as part of a broader study on Russia's push for digital sovereignty. This involves understanding potential vulnerabilities and the geopolitical impact of Russia's technological independence.

CFR's Call to Action Assessing Astra Linux Security and Russia's Digital Sovereignty

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Trust No One, Especially Not Us... Because We Know That Nothing Is Truly Secure https://t.me/+FLTX46eKB2I3ZWZi https://boosty.to/snarky_security

Trust No One, Especially Not Us... Because We Know That Nothing Is Truly Secure https://t.me/+FLTX46eKB2I3ZWZi https://boosty.to/snarky_security

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CFR's Call to Action Assessing Astra Linux Security and Russia's Digital Sovereignty

CFR's Call to Action Assessing Astra Linux Security and Russia's Digital Sovereignty