The Security Service of Ukraine has exposed and blocked another two bot farms, which operated around 7,000 fake Facebook accounts and shared harmful content via social media. Source: Main Directorate ...

The bot farm spread the propaganda with the help of at least 5,000 SIM cards and 200 proxy servers. This allowed the propaganda operation to spoof various IP addresses and register fake users accounts ...

The U.S. Department of Justice said it disrupted a Russian propaganda campaign using fake social media accounts, powered by artificial intelligence, to spread disinformation in the U.S. and other ...

Almost a thousand Twitter accounts controlled by a large bot farm pushing Russian propaganda and domains used to register the bots were taken down in a joint international law enforcement operation ...

What just happened? Ukraine-based Russian bot farms spreading disinformation have become a common problem for the country's authorities. Several of these setups have been shut down since Russia's ...

The operation, which involved at least 968 X accounts, was allegedly set up by an editor at RT. The operation, which involved at least 968 X accounts, was allegedly set up by an editor at RT. is a ...

What is just a portion of the undiscovered bot farms plaguing the internet has been discovered by the Department of Justice (DOJ) and seized. The DOJ announced on Tuesday that it seized a bot farm ...

The US Justice Department said Tuesday that it seized two internet domains and searched nearly 1,000 social media accounts that Russian operatives allegedly used to pose as US residents to spread ...

The US Department of Justice has published documents concerning several hundred accounts and domain names on the X network (formerly Twitter) used by Russian state media and the Federal Security ...