Collaborate Disseminate
Never heard of the Great Cascadia 9.1 Earthquake of 2001, or the USSR’s Blue Plague Incident? That’s because they never happened. Continue reading People Are Creating Records of Fake Historical Events Using AI
Artificial intelligence is competing in another endeavor once limited to humans — creating propaganda and disinformation.
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“A lie can travel halfway around the world while the truth is still putting on its shoes.” That popular quote is often attributed to Mark Twain. But since we’re talking about misinformation and disinformation, you’ll be unsurprised to learn Twain never said that at all. In fact, no one knows who first strung those words […]
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I’ve decided to share with everyone a currently active portfolio of active fake news and disinformation and misinformation web sites with the idea to assist everyone in their cyber attack attribution campaigns.Sample portfolio of currently active Fake … Continue reading Exposing a Currently Active Portfolio of Fake News and Disinformation and Misinformation Web Sites – An OSINT Analysis
Reddit banned r/NoNewNormal and quarantined an additional 54 groups it said were responsible for COVID-19 misinformation. Continue reading Reddit Just Banned One of the Biggest Subreddits for COVID-19 Misinformation
Online abuse, disinformation, fraud and other malicious content is growing and getting more complex to track. Today, a startup called ActiveFence, which has quietly built a tech platform to suss out threats as they are being formed and planned, to make it easier for trust and safety teams to combat them on platforms, is coming […] Continue reading ActiveFence comes out of the shadows with $100M in funding and tech that detects online harm, now valued at $500M+
Remember WYSIWYG? What you see is what you get. That was a simpler time in technology; you knew what the end result would be during the development stage. There were no surprises. Technology moved on, though. Now, the mantra should be, “don’t automati… Continue reading Propaganda as a Social Engineering Tool
I watched the January 6 storming of the US Capitol building with my heart in my throat and my iPhone in my hand. In the moments I could tear my eyes away from the TV, I was messaging my group chat about what we were collectively witnessing. But when on… Continue reading How To Stop Misinformation | Avast
Influencers are retaliating against Black doctors who fight vaccine misinformation on the voice-only app. Continue reading Black Doctors Are Being Targeted For Debunking Anti-Vaxxers on Clubhouse
Here are five key cyber-related lessons learned from the 2020 U.S. elections. Hint: It’s not always DDoS or foreign actors!
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