Aug 1, 2024
Ozempic Attacked: Fake Profiles, Misinformation, and Illegal Sales
Cyabra uncovered two types of attacks directed at Ozempic: fake profiles spreading fear and disinformation, and illegal sales of the prescription drug.
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Jul 29, 2024
The Role of AI in Combating Social Media Threats
The sheer amount of content posted every day on social media platforms is staggering – every minute, millions of images, videos, and messages are shared across various social media networks,…
Jul 28, 2024
A Volatile Election Is Intensifying Conspiracy Theories Online
Jul 23, 2024
An Announcement From Cyabra
Cyabra Plans to List on NASDAQ Through a Business Combination with Trailblazer Merger Corporation
Jul 23, 2024
Cyabra, a startup helping companies and governments detect disinformation, plans to go public via SPAC
Jul 23, 2024
Disinformation Security Startup Cyabra Plans To List On NASDAQ
Jul 22, 2024
What Makes Fake Profiles Effective? A New Research by Cyabra
A new analysis by Cyabra studied some of the most effective fake campaigns in the past year, and discovered that fake profiles impersonating women were the most influential disinformation spreaders.
Jul 20, 2024
Online conspiracy theories abound after major global IT crash
Jul 18, 2024
Fake Profiles Pump Up Planet Fitness Boycott
Gym chain Planet Fitness found itself facing boycott calls on X for the gym’s handling of transgender rights issues after an incident in the women’s locker room. Cyabra uncovered that…
Jul 18, 2024
Bots Sweep the Supermarket: #BoycottLoblaws
Canadian supermarket giant Loblaws has been under a wave of protest and calls for boycotts online. While the protest started as a legitimate consumer-led resentment, following concerns about the cost…