Learn the signs of online disinformation and internet trolls. The Spot the Troll quiz asks you to examine real social media profiles and posts and decide whether they are legitimate.

New internet restrictions at the embattled SSA have cut off access to WIRED, along with other “general news” websites like The Washington Post and The New York Times.

Russian malign influence operations have changed their tactics in recent years. But their message has stayed the same: Abandon Ukraine.

This report describes additional findings about a pro-Russian disinformation campaign first publicly identified by Clemson’s Media Forensics Hub in December 2023[1] and subsequently dubbed Storm-1516 ...

The bot network supported Republican candidates in states like Ohio and Pennsylvania and boosted North Carolina’s Republican-led voter identification law.

The bot network supported Republican candidates in states like Ohio and Pennsylvania and boosted North Carolina’s Republican-led voter identification law.

A new academic report has claimed that there are 80 fake X accounts pretending to be left-leaning who post pro-independence propaganda and are run by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), Iran...

Fake accounts linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps have been stirring up tension in Britain, American academics suggest