Differential bound of the S-Box in GOST R34.11-2012

In Russian GOST R34.11-2012 LPS-transformation is used. LPS gets all of its non-linearity from the 8-bit S-box S, which apparently has been designed to offer resistance against classical methods of cryptanalysis. Its differential bound is P = $$8/256$$ and best linear approximation holds with P = $$28/128$$ . There seem to be no exploitable algebraic weaknesses.

Can you explain what is "differential bound of the S-Box"? I think that it's a probability: P(S($$x_1$$) $$\oplus$$ S($$x_2$$) = b | $$x_1$$ $$\oplus$$ $$x_2$$ = a) for random $$a, b$$. Is it a correct definition? And LPS seems to be no exploitable algebraic weaknesses because there are 64 S-Boxes and so, differential probability of the LPS at all is $$(8/256)^{64}$$?

Differential bound of the sbox is an upper bound on the probability of the differential characteristic below, i.e., $$P(S(x_1) \oplus S(x_2) = b | x_1 \oplus x_2 = a)\leq \frac{8}{256},$$ for all $$a,b.$$
However the probability of a differential would be upper bounded only by $$(8/256)^k$$ where $$k$$ is the number of active sboxes that are part of the differential. If there are nontrivial attacks, this $$k$$ will be much smaller than 64.