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The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Bashkortostan intends to cooperate with white hackers to reduce cyber crime

The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Bashkortostan is ready to cooperate with white hackers and programmers to solve Internet crimes together with them. Law enforcement agencies want to attract volunteers-experts from among students-programmers to solve cybercrimes.

According to Major General of Justice, Deputy Minister, Head of the Main Investigation Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Bashkortostan Oleg Oleinik, the regional department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs is working together with the Regional Center of the Volunteer Movement and the police already have experience in cooperation with young programmers.

Recall that in the last two years, the number of cybercrimes in Bashkortostan has grown by almost 2.5 times: if in 2018, 2,500 cybercrimes were recorded, in 2019 – 6,300, then in the seven months of 2020, 6,500 cases have already been opened. Fraudsters use social engineering methods and debit money from cards of victims without any special technical means.

The Bashkortostan police said that they are ready to cooperate with IT companies that are also interested in eliminating cyber fraud. 

The interim head of the Department for Disclosure of General Criminal Frauds and Theft Committed Using Information and Telecommunication Technologies of the Criminal Investigation Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Marat Guzairov said that the crime is especially developed in the DarkNet, where databases are uploaded, weapons, drugs are sold, and pornography is distributed. Violation of the law occurs with the help of messengers, as well as resources blocked by Roskomnadzor, which can be accessed using certain programs.

According to the police, many young people are aware of this and could transfer their knowledge to law enforcement agencies.


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