At the MAX-2019 presented the latest Russian computer "BINOM-KA"

The International Aviation and Space Salon in Zhukovsky offers to get acquainted not only with aircraft and space technologies. Among other things, the MAX-2019 also presents modern digital devices, including communications and computers.

So, the Rostec Corporation presents a modern computer, executed in the form of a monoblock. The working name of the computer created by Avtomatika concern is BINOM-KA. In fact, these two independent computers are combined in one case. The manufacturer claims that the protection of data and information systems in BINOM-KA is guaranteed.

From the press service:

A high level of information security in BINOM-KA is achieved by a strict separation (galvanic isolation) of two computing systems: an “open” system has Internet access, a “closed” system provides access to a secure local area network of the organization. Information is transferred from the “open” system to the “closed” system through the clipboard; copying data from the “closed” system is impossible. Such restrictions guarantee protection against information leaks, hacker attacks and against the penetration of computer viruses into the corporate network.

In fact, we are talking about the possibility of independent use of two networks with blocking unauthorized access in hardware.

It is noted that the latest computer from Avtomatika can be used by government agencies, strategic enterprises, and the banking sector, where data protection plays a critical role.

The specific characteristics of BINOM-KA are not reported.

Comments

[armata_armata]

A high level of information security in BINOM-KA is achieved by a strict separation (galvanic isolation) of two computing systems: an “open” system has Internet access, a “closed” system provides access to a secure local area network of the organization. Information is transferred from the “open” system to the “closed” system through the clipboard; copying data from the “closed” system is impossible. Such restrictions guarantee protection against information leaks, hacker attacks and against the penetration of computer viruses into the corporate network.

It’s okay from information leakage (although there are a lot of ways), but how does it guarantee that viruses do not get into the corporate network if viruses from the Internet are copied to a closed system that provides access to the organization’s secure local network? )

[Lord of the Sith]

Well, what kind of viruses are there, most likely there is an assembly on Linux, with the maximum restriction of rights, purely for work. And nobody canceled the "sandbox".

[Greenwood]

I'm pretty sure Centos-based OSes.

[tracer]

We have been working on Centos with Linux for 15 years now. No problem.
This thing has long been known to everyone ...

[Greenwood]

He also worked in the civil service while implementing a "domestic" system based on Centos. I ran into problems in the operation of office equipment (a banal lack of drivers), which is why I often had to keep a Windows machine in the department.

[tracer]

The same garbage. But you must admit that problems with balances are removed at a time. And I, unfortunately, not in the civil service, but quite the opposite, and even from the other side of the ocean. And the company’s money is not normal. Software was chosen precisely because of its resistance to viruses and all sorts of other problems.

[Vladimir16]

copying data from a “closed” system is not possible.

I'll take it from you, but I won’t give it to you?
And how does the network work? How is the exchange of data between computers if the computer does not give anything?

Such restrictions guarantee protection against information leaks, hacker attacks and against the penetration of computer viruses into corporate network.

If there is a network, that is, a stream of information. It turns out the computer still gives information.

Something is wrong here ....

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Quote: tracer

And the company’s money is not normal.

Oh well ... Companies with money work for Red Hat. For the product is certified to work with all sorts of licenses and keys.

[AU Ivanov.]

Which, by the way, is the domestic one based on CentOS? Astra, kind of like, on Debian, Rosa on Mandriva.

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Quote: AS Ivanov.

Which, incidentally, is domestic based on CentOS?

Yanuks and mountains Linux.

[Greenwood]

Quote: AS Ivanov.

Which, incidentally, is domestic based on CentOS?

Goslinux for example. On the basis of assembly 6.4 was, then moved to CentOS 7.

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Quote: Greenwood

Faced problems in office equipment

The fact is that Centos is a free version of Red Hat, firewood updates are posted later than in the commercial version. Problems with drivers for new equipment exist in all versions of free software, to one degree or another.

[Greenwood]

Quote: Timeout

firewood updates spread

I had a situation where the Kyocera MFP basically lacked drivers in nature (for the scanner part), and the manufacturer recommended installing Windows in correspondence. Hand face.

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Quote: Greenwood

MFP Kyocera

Well, with Kyocera on any Linux problem. Only Windows and MacOs are stably supported

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Quote: tracer

This thing has long been known to everyone ..

Because it’s free.

Quote: tracer

We are working on Centos with Linux for 15 years

And this means that the company is small and poor, it does not work with state orders ... There is simply not enough for the "cap".

[Lord of the Sith]

I'm pretty sure Centos-based OSes.

I don’t think so. Most likely its own axis on Linux.

[Greenwood]

Quote: Lord of the Sith

Most likely its axis on Linux

What else is its axis. Who needs it? You can always take a fresh assembly of Tsentos and cut a "domestic operating system" based on it.

[Lord of the Sith]

This is not some kind of office to take ready-made solutions.

If they talk about security, then there will be its own axis.

[Svarog]

Memories come to mind of the Chubais gadgets and the etaphone, it remains to hope that with BINOM-KA it will be different .. The name of course ...

[Starover_Z]

The specific characteristics of BINOM-KA are not reported.

They said it was the beginning of "KU ....", and then "guess it yourself."
Though they would say for whose element base is assembled!

[Alf]

Quote: Starover_Z

Though they would say for whose element base is assembled!

If the Elbases were proudly silent about their nationality, then it is not difficult to guess ...

[Voyager]

The trouble is not in viruses. Need protection from idiots. As practice shows, there are a lot of such even among military officials who, as soon as they can’t download something through a torrent, immediately call the network managers and a howl rises. And nobody cares .... it’s said to do is to do.

[bk316]

but how does it guarantee against viruses

Obviously a limitation on the formats of the information to be copied (only that which cannot contain viruses will be copied). 100 years as an implemented solution.

[Lord of the Sith]

It would be nice if the filling and our axis.

[seregatara1969]

called a binomial - romance

[Harry.km]

Quote: Lord of the Sith

It would be nice if the filling and our axis.

The processor is "Elbrus 8SV". OS - "Elbrus"

[Potato]

Normal cut. I wonder when they will be able to create at least something for domestic use or engineering work? Why is everything foreign at our institute and everything from torrents, including the one and only compass? For what kind of merchant and their secrets is this all done? For arashukovs?

[DEDPIHTO]

I remember a few years ago, Mobile 2 was shown to Putin in one, pathetically declaring a numbing analogous world, and other blah blah blah. And where is she, this cell phone ?? Campaign this computer from the same series .... In the Berendey kingdom, everything is stable.

So, the Rostec Corporation presents a modern computer, executed in the form of a monoblock. The working name of the computer created by Avtomatika concern is BINOM-KA. In fact, these two independent computers are combined in one case.

[Greenwood]

If you are talking about YotaPhone, then after the ridiculous attempts to sell it on the market at a 5 times higher price, it was sold to the Chinese, now it is their whole brand.

[DEDPIHTO]

Quote: Greenwood

If you are talking about YotaPhone, then after the ridiculous attempts to sell it on the market at a 5 times higher price, it was sold to the Chinese, now it is their whole brand.

Avon like, this is a type of Chubais electricopedic for the price of a car. Well cho, normal, stable))

[armata_armata]

And where is she, this cell phone ??

For me, 2 years after the start of sales, I sold unsold leftovers for 9 thousand, a good phone, I would have made a sane price tag, torn off my hands

[Ingvar 72]

Quote: DEPHIHTO

And where is she, this cell phone ??

There, where the domestic automatic transmission for Grants.

[DEDPIHTO]

Quote: Ingvar 72

Quote: DEPHIHTO

And where is she, this cell phone ??

There, where the domestic automatic transmission for Grants.

From this same comedy, domestic engine building is Volkswagen diesel for gazelnext, and diesel, cummins, for sables and gazelles of the old version.

[tracer]

When did thieving ram sheep program? It’s not funny for yourself?

[Karabas]

Normal cut. I wonder when they will be able to create at least something for domestic use or engineering work? Why is everything foreign at our institute and everything from torrents, including the one and only compass? For what kind of merchant and their secrets is this all done? For arashukovs?

And what has been done? On the set "bukavak" to build guesses?

[bk316]

For what kind of merchant and their secrets is this all done?

Antokha do not disgrace the brain turn on. This is max
Well, for what other needs will be exhibited at the MAX, for the military, of course.

[Military77]

Galvanic isolation - the transfer of energy or an information signal between electrical circuits that do not have direct electrical contact between them.
What kind of nonsense? They installed the Elbrus OS, pushed a virtual machine with access to the Internet into it and prohibited copying data from the virtual machine to the mother OS. Fuck Howe ...

[Potato]

This is a typical cut. A lot of money was allocated from the budget for this ingenious development, which they stuffed into the pockets and rolled back to the ministries, and prototypes and reports were made on the remaining team of ear-students. You still do not know how our science is organized ?!))))

[Amateur]

not having direct electrical contact between them.
What kind of nonsense?

Optocoupler called. It costs three pennies on market day

[Military77]

So far, the processors and motherboards for Elbrus are produced abroad. I have big doubts that this is realized with the help of optocouplers, and not a banal virtual machine, especially since the costs are minimal, but the effect is the same.

[Beby]

Quote: Military77

So far, the processors and motherboards for Elbrus are produced abroad.

Correct: the Elbrus-2CM processor is produced at Zelenogradsky Micron.

[Military77]

It operates at a clock frequency of 300 MHz. It is produced according to technological standards of 90 nm.

And why is this needed? To play tetris? Yes, and do not produce it anymore

[Tochilka]

No, at Mikron they only stick labels that "made at Mikron". In fact, we do not have such equipment to produce processors.

[Beby]

Your words diverge from the official Mikron website: https://mikron.ru/capabilities/technology/.
Look at the technological capabilities of Mikronovsky FAB-200 (250 nm - 65 nm).

[Tochilka]

The demonstration was able, nothing is produced in series. Unless tickets for the subway.

[bk316]

I have big doubts

What are the doubts based on?
The term galvanic isolation implies the PHYSICAL independence of systems. Actually, here we are not even talking about an optocoupler. Because strictly opropar does not provide this.
Of course, I can explain everything to you, but you don’t need it. Well, you don’t understand anything about this, judging by the fact that you wrote about the Elbrus processes, the main thing for you to sketch ...

[Military77]

Sorry, galvanic isolation in electronics implies only the electrical independence of the modules, i.e. the electric pulse can not get from one system to another, therefore it is actively used in various transformers in order not to burn out the consumer circuit. In this connection, one big question arises: how did they get the information to be copied from an open system, through a buffer, to another, closed system, if they are independent of each other?
About the outline: The central processor "Elbrus-2SM" (TVGI.431281.018) on the site http://www.mcst.ru, which is the developer of this process, was taken by them to the archive, i.e. not produced, or produced in limited quantities to ensure the warranty period of the equipment. And at the time of writing a comment on the article, not a single prototype being produced in the Russian Federation was found on their website ... Draw conclusions yourself.

[bk316]

In this connection, one big question arises: how did they get the information to be copied from an open system, through a buffer, to another, closed system, if they are independent of each other?

I repeat.
If we consider the term "galvanic isolation" in the original understanding that you have copied THEN NO PROBLEMS AT ALL. Try to understand what you yourself wrote. Optical channels, radio channels, IR channels - they all decouple the receiver and transmitter galvanically.
If we consider the term "galvanic isolation" in my modern interpretation, then
This is done according to the switching buffer scheme. A classic version of a switchable buffer is a flash drive: put it in the USB port on the source computer, write it down, remove it, insert the receiver into the computer, read it. There was no physical connection between computers at any point in time.

So see?

[Military77]

This is understandable, the whole point is in terminology, but it is not clear how the infa copied from an open circuit to a closed one will be checked for the presence of "bookmarks", and these are not only viruses. Suppose that the buffer is a kind of flash, which can be written only from the open part, but where are the guarantees that some "bookmark" will not be written from the open part without the knowledge of the operator and the OS and transferred to the closed part? You can guess for a long time, there is still no description)))

[bk316]

This is understandable, the whole point is in terminology,

That's it, in fact, I wrote about this.
And how the protection will be implemented under the article does not understand.
I can make an assumption, but I must understand that you can’t protect yourself from bookmarks, for example bookmarks in regular updates.
Such systems are used to protect against 2 things:
- from stupid users who rummage through the Internet (but it is easier to prohibit proxies)
- from smart viruses that spread across networks using vulnerabilities (this is the best time for this)

[Grigory_45]

Quote: bk316

If we consider the term "galvanic isolation" in my modern interpretation, then
This is done according to the switching buffer scheme. A classic version of a switchable buffer is a flash drive: put it in the USB port on the source computer, write it down, remove it, insert the receiver into the computer, read it

including considered malicious code. Because he got to the USB flash drive from the first system, and from it to the second circuit. There is no physical connection, just like when using a radio channel or an optical channel, but this does not mean that the exchange of information is only one-way, and there are some kind of gateways.

[Grigory_45]

Quote: bk316

Actually, here we are not even talking about an optocoupler. Because strictly opropar does not provide this.

the optocoupler just provides galvanic isolation. Just like a transformer. And capacitor isolation.
You contradict yourself, because you don’t understand the essence

Quote: bk316

The term galvanic isolation implies the PHYSICAL independence of systems. .. steaming does not provide this.

Quote: bk316

Optical channels, radio channels, IR channels - they all decouple the receiver and transmitter galvanically

those. The optocoupler, in your opinion, is not an optical data channel? and has no galvanic isolation?

An optocoupler or optocoupler is an electronic device consisting of a light emitter (usually an LED) and a photodetector (bipolar and field phototransistors, photodiodes, photo thyristors, photoresistors) connected by an optical channel and, as a rule, combined in a common housing. The principle of operation of the optocoupler is to convert an electrical signal into light, transmit it through an optical channel and then convert it back to an electrical signal

Those. galvanic isolation is present, as expected.

[bk316]

the optocoupler just provides galvanic isolation.

Grigory You wrote that you are a constructor. Not AVIA, so in what area?
Read carefully, this is useful for any constructor.

If we consider the term "galvanic isolation" in original understanding which you have stored THAT AT ALL NO PROBLEMS. .... Optical channels, radio channels, IR channels - they all decouple the receiver and transmitter galvanically.
If we consider the term "galvanic isolation" in my modern interpretation that
This is done according to the switching buffer scheme.

An article on information protection no change in the physical medium of data transfer (galvanic isolation in the classical sense) provides protection against any modern viruses, port scanners, DDOS attacks because they operate at higher OSI levels, but isolation, in my understanding, does not about all but from the majority.

[Grigory_45]

Quote: bk316

If we consider the term "galvanic isolation"

Quote: bk316

in ... my interpretation

it's not about your understanding, but about what is written in the article.

Quote: bk316

no change in the physical medium of data transfer (galvanic isolation in the classical sense) provides protection against any modern viruses, port scanners, DDOS

Well, that was what was required to convey. It is possible to decouple the circuits galvanically, but there is no channel for receiving information — because the reception / transmission of information does not depend directly on whether the circuits are decoupled galvanically or neti.

Quote: bk316

but the denouement in my understanding

In this case, the authors of the article should ask you for help so that you can consult or write the technical part of the article, with your own opinion expressed as an option for implementing the method.

Total, what do we have? The article is ugly, from all angles. Why write, let alone publish, especially on an allegedly thematic resource? The article leaves more questions than answers. And you need to call the method in some other way, so as not to be misleading.
Journalists either did not understand what they were talking about, or wrote a gag (and most likely, a compilation from both reasons)

[Karabas]

Apparently there used to be a man at the switch, now there is a galvanic isolation. "Nanatichnology" adnak ...

[Harry.km]

Quote: Military77

Galvanic isolation - the transfer of energy or an information signal between electrical circuits that do not have direct electrical contact between them.

Rather, there are two separate computers on the same motherboard ... That's the denouement ... the truth is not galvanic.

[bk316]

Here is the denouement ...

It's not that they are on one mom or two. The bottom line is that the interface for exchanging information between parts does not imply an electrical connection. In the extended interpretation does not imply ANY DIRECT CONNECTION. Well, you sort of understand VT, have you really never encountered one before?

[Harry.km]

Quote: bk316

have never encountered?

At the moment, several devices with galvanic isolation are in operation, in view of interference and electrical safety. But what in the article is called "galvanic isolation" and I am trying to decipher))

[Military77]

I think that the terminology should have been: "On principles similar to galvanic isolation"

[bk316]

I think that the terminology should have been: "On principles similar to galvanic isolation"

And again you are right. I apologize if I was harsh, now I see that you are quite in the subject.

[Military77]

Thank you Vladimir. I connected interesting people here, IT paranoid, one might say. So, the conclusion is the following: "In a monoblock, full IT security cannot be done, even without a buffer."
Suppose that this is a model with two sets that are independent of each other, and between them a kind of flash with switching between sets. So: sets must be fenced off from each other by a random jamming system at frequencies from 50 Hz to the upper frequency of the high-frequency component itself. Next: the power of these 3 systems (2 sets of VT + interference) should be made from different power circuits, and the LAN should be done on an FTP cable with separate grounding, or spaced at least 1 meter apart. The same thing about the video cable that transmits a signal to the monoblock monitor. In general - well, just unrealistic.

[Grigory_45]

Quote: bk316

The bottom line is that the interface for exchanging information between parts does not imply an electrical connection.

Well? Is there an exchange of information? There is. It doesn’t matter if there is a denouement or not, how does this block the exchange of information? Galvanic isolation is for interference and electrical safety. How to apply it in the field of information security? (i.e. written zeros and ones)

[bk316]

How to apply it in the field of information security?

Gregory, I chewed as I could. Reread carefully my comments, I tried not to use special terms at all. Dmitry Petrovich understood everything and made the correct clarification:

I think that the terminology should have been: "On principles similar to galvanic isolation"

You can also add, "implemented not only on the physical, but at all up to the ISO OSI application level"

[viktor_ui]

Wouldn’t it be easier to stir up a virtual machine for exchanging data on an open type of Internet ??? The main hardware starts with the main software with the user ... raises a virtual machine that is beautiful for him and even if he is standing there even on his head in this sandbox ... it would be easier and faster in terms of work by an order of magnitude ... oil is oil. I’m breaking off horns with especially cunning and dirty server-users so they work not on live hardware, but INFERNO Groundhog Day Every Time

[bk316]

Wouldn’t it be easier to stir up a virtual machine for exchanging data on an open type of Internet ???

Simpler but not reliable.

[viktor_ui]

Well, yes, like ala-raid, two parallel laptops in the same corpus were muddied at the iron level. For me, that coat is not a personal opinion and based on experience. I wonder how they solved the problem of heat dissipation from two pieces of iron at once working ??? There will be an opportunity to drive it like that live in the tail and mane and see the faq finally pile up ... there will be a real conclusion, as well as some speculation.

[bk316]

For me, that coat is not a personal opinion and based on experience.

Think a little bit
You have two exploits of zero day in the system.
The first type of control interception on a network packet.
The second type of host control interception from a compromised virtual machine.
For the military, a very real risk.
Your decision is hacked, described in the article - no.

[viktor_ui]

No, the core of the base server and its client part have not been hacked ... you will return to the starting point of the startup image specified and created by the server for a specific user. That shadow on the drum that you were able to make up during your surfing, that according to the allowed network resources allocated specifically for you, that is on the Internet. ... and the firewall Mikrotik resource management network will lead your personal tracer where, why, and why you are breaking. I repeat, such a crap is used specifically for dirty customers with the identification of their location. All this is not from a good life ... but you yourself understand why.

[Kaw]

I wonder where they ordered in Taiwan or in China? And they just didn’t build anything in there? Americans, it seems, found some bookmarks in Chinese schemes.

[Military77]

So the Chinese said that in the event of a global war of any state with China, the GPS system will stop working)))

[su25]

In the event of a global nuclear war, all radio systems will stop working. And not just the radio ...

[Kito]

And what about the Cryptoserver PAK with theirs as a BINOM-KA client, or maybe it’s imprisoned for it

[Amateur]

Your Beanom is good with wine!

O. Khayyam

[Elephant]

On the Samsung smartphones there is a "secure folder" and it is stated that malefactors will not penetrate. This is a simpler and cheaper software solution to the problem of access to information. In general, I do not understand why there are two computers in one. In any serious organization, the Internet to employees goes through a separate secure server. Also, organizations can use ransomware and descramblers. And also a significant information leak is associated with employees who actively use flash drives and phones.

[Military77]

Everything is easier. USB ports break out, phones at the input are removed. Access to the Internet only on 80 and 443 ports on the sites authorized for work.

[den3080]

Quote: Military77

Everything is easier. USB ports break out, phones at the input are removed. Access to the Internet only on 80 and 443 ports on the sites authorized for work.

And every night (as an option every morning) public flogging every 10th employee with rods before the formation. Not for violations, but for prevention.

[Military77]

Right! You must enter. And, I forgot to add, turning on the computer after scanning the retina and alcohol test)))

[su25]

Yeah, if less than 100 ppm - it’s just like an enemy shpien! :)

[Alf]

Quote: Military77

alcohol test

Want to paralyze the organization, especially on Monday?

[dgonni]

Nda. Looks like the creators of this miracle did not hear about the possibility of collecting information on a conventional power grid. And it makes sense to fence the garden in such a way, if it is really easier to put two independent computers that are in no way connected. It will be cheaper and more secure!

[Alf]

Quote: dgonni

It will be cheaper

That's exactly what is "cheaper". In modern Russia, this approach is not acceptable. As one figure in the TV series said, the costs are penny and the profit is penny.

[spectr]

And for whom is he? It is expensive for industry to switch to new technology when there is well-established technology. Moreover, it is expensive both in terms of reorienting to new equipment, and hemorrhoids in terms of accompaniment. It is very difficult sometimes to get domestic developers to provide quality support services for their product (at one enterprise, the senior management openly told us not to get a supplier, since everything works fine for him, and all that we dug up are isolated cases).
Plus, the whole guide got hooked on Windows and Microsoft with x86 architecture (in some article they wrote that even Putin has WinXP).

[Military77]

Ivanov in the 98th definitely win95 stood. And XP is not the worst OS, especially since it has already been laid out for bits and shook up all the rubbish. Only old, 256 bit hardware encryption does not support (((

[su25]

Even for the functions of the hardware RNG, separate boards have long been used, in extreme cases - "key chains"

[Ehanatone]

"Some article wrote that even Putin has WinXP"
Really still, and who provides support to him!?

[su25]

If XP embedded - then Microsoft. Updates are still coming to me. :)

[Mestny]

No one here in the discussion this computer personally saw, knows nothing about it.
But the mud has already poured a ton, in chorus.
Significantly.

[Military77]

Unfortunately, in Russia there is no technology for the production of element base technology less than 65 nm. Hence logical conclusions ... If strategic satellites of geo-positioning consist of 40-70% of foreign components and there is no way out of this situation in the near future, then they don’t know where to get money from the NAB fund (((

[Beby]

Quote: Military77

Unfortunately, in Russia there is no technology for the production of element base technology less than 65 nm.

Perhaps the following information will please you a little:
The site https://mikron.ru/capabilities/technology/ describes the technological capabilities of the FAB-200, among them there is technology HCMOS065_LP_8M_1.2V - those same 65 nm.

[Military77]

Unfortunately, 65 nm technology is the achievement of 2004. Those. In this regard, we are at least 15 years behind, and at the current pace of technological development, this is the century before last.

[Beby]

Quote: Military77

Unfortunately, 65 nm technology is the achievement of 2004.

On the one hand, somewhere it is so, .. and if you look carefully from the other side, it looks somehow different:

The effective channel length in technology is 90 nm and 32 nm. The transistors are shot on the same scale. The semicircles in the figures are a form of additional weak matching of drains (LDD, lightly doped drain), made to reduce the width of pn junctions.

[Pechkin]

But what to discuss 65 nm if the processor of a home computer is 14 nm and a smartphone is 8 nm.

[Beby]

So we are discussing domestic industry, and it doesn’t work for household use, but for aerospace и then already on the rest of the military. Aerospace requires radiation resistance, which leaves a hard impression on the topology of cells in microcircuits. Even in the USA, a number of modern (by the standards of the aerospace) microcircuits are manufactured using 90 nm technologies. In this sense, the development of 65 nm technology is very useful for our defense industry.

And small "nm" are now "considered" by different manufacturers in different ways:

it is worth remembering that 7 nm TSMC and 10 nm Intel are actually the same design standards in terms of package density and the size of individual transistors.

[g1washntwn]

Apparently, they decided not to invest too much, but to wait for what will happen with overcoming the limitations that have already arisen. Flops have long been squeezed out not only by lowering the process technology on crystals.

[Cresta999]

This is an achievement! The Bloody Scoop with all sorts of Gagarins is resting! I am proud of my country!

[Doliva63]

Quote: Cresta999

This is an achievement! The Bloody Scoop with all sorts of Gagarins is resting! I am proud of my country!

No, but why - Gagarin even flew without an iPhone. Finally, in no framework!

[su25]

"In fact, these are two independent computers, united in one case. The manufacturer claims that the protection of data and information systems in BINOM-KA is guaranteed." And what do the comrades from FSTEC think about this?

[Avior]

A high level of information security in BINOM-KA is achieved by a strict separation (galvanic isolation) of two computing systems

I wonder who wrote this?
For the transmission of information, the presence or absence of galvanic isolation does not matter, and information through an optocoupler is transmitted easily and freely in the presence of this same galvanic isolation.

[aszzz888]

The specific characteristics of BINOM-KA are not reported.

Which is quite understandable!

[VladVlad]

Russian development directors are incapable of developing at least something world-class. For 20 years of party and government rule there are no such developments. Therefore, they do not tell anything interesting about this "hardware", because there is nothing to tell. The elemental base is china, taiwan, imported programs, but our plastic buttons, and that is not certain. Why crowing, bending over in front of the owner? Like "we can"!