Rotem Baruchin

10 Ways to Spot a Fake Social Media Profile

With so many accounts on social media, recognizing a fake profile can be a daunting task, especially for people who are not tech-savvy. It is estimated that 4-6% of profiles…

Tracking Disinformation Following Biden’s Announcement

Cyabra analyzed online discourse following Biden’s announcement, and uncovered two fake campaigns attacking Harris and Biden and pushing pro-Trump content, and third campaign that latched onto the raging election discourse…

How Modern Hackers Exploit Human Psychology With Cognitive Hacking

An average person’s image of hacking may be that of an exaggerated scene from a 1990s action movie, featuring a genius teenager sitting in front of their computer with a…

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.

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,…

A Volatile Election Is Intensifying Conspiracy Theories Online

An Announcement From Cyabra

Cyabra Plans to List on NASDAQ Through a Business Combination with Trailblazer Merger Corporation

Cyabra, a startup helping companies and governments detect disinformation, plans to go public via SPAC

Disinformation Security Startup Cyabra Plans To List On NASDAQ

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.