The Interior Ministry is reviewing forensic software following allegations made by US prosecutors regarding its origins. The US alleges that the American supplier of the software concealed the fact that it was owned and developed in Russia. This revelation raises concerns about potential security vulnerabilities and the integrity of investigations relying on the software. The review aims to determine the extent of Russian involvement and assess any risks posed by the software's use. US prosecutors claim the supplier actively hid the software’s Russian connections, potentially jeopardizing sensitive data and legal proceedings. The outcome of the Interior Ministry’s review could have significant implications for law enforcement and national security.