In Kazakhstan, telecom operators sent messages to users about the need to install a security certificate issued by government agencies.
Without installation, the Internet will not work.
It should be remembered that the certificate not only affects the fact that government agencies will be able to read encrypted traffic, but also the fact that on behalf of any user it will be possible to write anything.
Mozilla has already started a bug, which discusses the need to block this certificate so as not to create precedents and not destroy the long-running total transition to HTTPS.
All this is served under the sauce of protecting users from hacker attacks.
One of the features of the action is that the certificate for download is located on the http site, which allows you to replace it under certain conditions.
Source: linux.org.ru