Information Warfare

US Govt Declares $10 Million Bounty On Russian Blog Rybar 1

US Govt Declares $10 Million Bounty On Russian Blog Rybar

The US State Department has made a surprising move: they’re offering up to $10 million for information about people connected to a popular Russian military blog called Rybar LLC. This blog has come under fire for spreading “disinformation” during elections in the United States. To find out more, a journalist

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How Hamas Letters Were Faked To Shape Global Opinion 1

How Hamas Letters Were Faked To Shape Global Opinion

An Israeli news website, Ynet, has revealed that two letters, supposedly written by Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, were leaked to international media but were misrepresented or even altered. These letters sparked widespread attention, but now the Israeli Defense Force (IDF) has launched an investigation, suspecting they were part of a

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How Israel Uses Google Ads To Attack Gaza Victims Aid 1

How Israel Uses Google Ads To Attack Gaza Victims Aid

In January, Mara Kronenfeld, who runs UNRWA USA—a nonprofit that helps raise money for Palestinian refugees—was shocked by what she found online. When she Googled her organization’s name, she saw ads that looked like they came from the UN, but when she clicked on them, they led to an Israeli

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‘Gay Furry’ Hackers Hit US Nuclear Lab

SiegedSec, a group of gay furry hackers, has hit a US nuclear lab in Idaho, purportedly in response to legislation prohibiting “gender-affirming” surgical procedures. The US Department of Energy’s Idaho National Laboratory, a center for nuclear research, announced on Wednesday that it had experienced a “massive data breach” on Sunday

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Western Press Uses Pseudo-Academics To Silence Critics – Radhika Desai

The Russian think tank and discussion forum Valdai Club said that the Western Press uses pseudo-academics like University of Manitoba professor and geopolitical economist Radhika Desai to silence critics. The Canadian press lambasted University of Manitoba professor and geopolitical economist Radhika Desai for supposedly “spreading disinformation” when she accepted an

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