Protecting Truth in the Digital Age
We monitor, analyze, and combat disinformation to preserve the integrity of public discourse.
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Imagine a world where your social media feed isn’t a mysterious black box, where you understand why you’re seeing certain posts, and where your personal information isn’t being shipped off to who-knows-where. For years, we’ve navigated the digital landscapes of Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, enjoying the connections and information they…
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English Summary The shadowy world of political disinformation campaigns has cast a long shadow over French municipal elections, with authorities now probing an alleged foreign interference operation linked to an obscure Israeli firm called BlackCore. This firm, which boldly proclaimed itself an “elite influence, cyber, and technology company built for the modern era of information warfare,” is under scrutiny for its suspected involvement in a smear campaign targeting three candidates from the hard-left France Unbowed (LFI) party. The tactics employed were disturbingly familiar: deceptive websites, fake social media accounts spreading malicious rumors and allegations of criminal behavior, and disparaging digital…
In a recent turn of events, a group of Australian women and their children, linked to Islamic State jihadists, returned to Australia on May 7th, sparking a wave of online misinformation. False claims quickly spread, alleging that Prime Minister Anthony Albanese had somehow ‘restored’ their previously revoked citizenship. This narrative is simply untrue. The core issue, as clarified by the Australian government and international legal experts, is that these individuals were, and legally remain, Australian citizens. This legal status inherently grants them the right to return to their home country. The threshold for barring a citizen’s return is incredibly high…
