How Fake Results Outran the Count on Election Day
Cyabra’s research on five competitive 2026 midterm races found that inauthentic activity on X peaked on Election Day, when fabricated Michigan and Ohio results drew 3.4 million views before polls…
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Cyabra’s research on five competitive 2026 midterm races found that inauthentic activity on X peaked on Election Day, when fabricated Michigan and Ohio results drew 3.4 million views before polls…
Cyabra’s 2026 U.S. Midterm research found coordinated inauthentic accounts in five of six competitive races, concentrated in the replies on candidates’ own X accounts, where they can pass for real…
The organizations best prepared for coordinated manipulation treat it the way they treat cyber threats: as a standing risk with clear owners, defined processes, and board attention. That approach is…
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