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kremlinkernel.com

Plain words about the tricky pitfalls of the digital century: surveillance, operational security, forensics, and the internet behind the digital iron curtain.

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Articles
165
Sections
13
Since
2025
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01 About

Plain words about the digital century

kremlinkernel.com is a Russian-language resource titled "Maybe you'll get lucky?". It explains, in plain words, how surveillance, censorship, and digital control actually work, and what an ordinary person can do about them.

The site itself practises what it describes: static HTML, original URLs kept, no WordPress, no analytics, and nothing loaded from anyone else's servers.

The articles are written in Russian.

02 Topics

13 sections, one subject

How surveillance, censorship, and digital control actually work, sorted by angle. Bars show how many articles each section holds.

  1. 01 Operational security 8
  2. 02 Digital forensics 16
  3. 03 Counterintelligence 25
  4. 04 Attack vectors 25
  5. 05 Information war 13
  6. 06 The digital iron curtain 16
  7. 07 Digital sovereignty, Russian-style 5
  8. 08 Chronicles of techno-feudalism 5
  9. 09 Ailments of Russian governance 15
  10. 10 Myths and legends 7
  11. 11 Guides 7
  12. 12 Chronologies 8
  13. 13 Digests 15

03 Principles

Practising what it describes

  • Static HTML

    Every article is a plain HTML file. No WordPress, no database, nothing to exploit.

  • No analytics

    No counters, no cookies, no third-party scripts. Readers are not measured.

  • Strict headers

    A tight Content Security Policy, HSTS, and isolation headers on every response.

  • URLs that last

    Every original link from the WordPress era still resolves to the same article.

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