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Election deniers are being radicalized online creaitng a risk for violence against election workers.
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Cyber insurance have already started to find other ways to avoid covering losses related to cyberattacks linked to nation-state hackers.
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The firm Graphika is pitching a software-based multistakeholder threat center to track, share and analyze disinformation at scale.
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If the Supreme Court backs state efforts to limit platforms from blocking content, online disinformation could surge.
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The NAFO movement has become an important component of the information war playing out online between Russia and Ukraine.
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Experts say the way Russia is using disinformation around Nord Stream fits a pattern of how it historically approaches information warfare.
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China coup tweets originated with Chinese dissident networks, but spread quickly and ultimately lead to news coverage in India.
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Sen. Mark Warner said “new threats and new technology mean that we have to make substantial adjustments to our counterintelligence posture.”
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Tech executives say they are working hard to fight disinformation, but lawmakers and critics say they simply aren’t doing enough.
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A former Facebook executive turned critic is expected to testify about how the company prioritizes growth over safety.
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