Spread Disinformation Aimed at Undermining US Stability in 2024
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- Cyabra has identified fake accounts engaging in discussions related to Activision on Facebook.
- These accounts advertised hacking services to recover user accounts, specifically mentioning Activision as one of the platforms where these services can be provided.
- By asking users to send them direct messages with their issues, the bots exposed them to potential theft of personal information from Activision platform.
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- Cyabra discovered a Twitter account posting negative content against Amazon, claiming being fired for reporting sexual harassment.
- The profile posted 6 negative tweets, attempting to spread scandal and harm Amazon's online reputation.
- Several other profiles shared similar content, implying a growing insider threat risking the brand name.
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- Cyabra uncovered two Twitter profiles that were created in February 2023, specifically designed to impersonate the official page of American Express’ customer service.
- The impersonator used the company’s logo and claimed to be the official account.
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- Cyabra discovered an immediate cyber threat targeting Bank of America, with 8 Facebook accounts impersonating the bank's customer service.
- A significant number of the threat actors disseminated identical content, indicating a common source orchestrating their activity.
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- Cyabra analyzed social media conversations to identify potential threats preceding the disruption of Barclays' annual general meeting in London.
- The tweet on the right asking people to rebel against the banks received over 90 reposts and reached nearly 16,000 profiles.
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- Cyabra uncovered 470 profiles negatively discussing Robert Iger, Disney's former CEO, on Twitter and Facebook.
- The profiles accused Iger of being involved in child abuse and pedophilia, and threatened his life.
- The content reached over 4,520,000 profiles, proving to be both a threat to Iger's safety and a major brand reputation risk for Disney.
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- Cyabra discovered First Republic Bank’s sentiment dropped by 165% following the collapse of the Silicon Valley Bank.
- Threat actors, some with engagements of over 94,000 profiles, drove negative conversations using two main hashtags: #Bankcollapse and #Bankingcrisis, causing massive harm to the bank’s reputation.
- The first post that shared content about First Republic Bank’s stock spread false claims of the cause for shares dropping.
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- Cyabra identified 580 profiles that were negatively interacting with Zara on X (Twitter). 39% of the profiles were fake.
- Using the hashtags #BoycottZara, and #Zara_is_a_Zionist_brand, the profiles tied Zara’s new fashion campaign to the Israel-Hamas war and to images of death and destruction in Gaza.
- The profiles heavily impacted the virality of the protest, which shifted into live demonstrations and vandalism in Zara’s stores across the world, and eventually forced Zara to take down the campaign.
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- Cyabra uncovered 9 fake Facebook accounts impersonated Ticketmaster customer service pages, using the same images and content.
- The accounts used screenshots that included the extensive engagements of the original posts, creating the false image of vast activity.
- The uncovered profiles are still active on Facebook to this day.
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- Cyabra uncovered a threat actor who was a former Toyota employee criticizing the brand for poor employee treatment and attempting to harm its reputation.
- The tweet reached the eyes of over 6,000 Twitter profiles.
- The profile mentioned Toyota in 27 different posts, proving a major brand reputation risk.
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Bad actors, in their efforts to control public discourse, have weaponized social media to spread disinformation. Cyabra's AI uncovers fake profiles, harmful narratives, and GenAI content.
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Drew Himmelreich
Manager of Social Insights & Technology, Warner Media
Drew Himmelreich
Manager of Social Insights & Technology, Warner Media
Around the launch of Wonder Woman 1984 (WW84) we wanted to map out enthusiastic conversations and voices. Cyabra helped us analyze the social discourse around the movie and DC Comics fandom online. Once we were able to identify the most passionate influencers and communities, our theatrical marketing team was better equipped to magnify our social presence.
Resources
Manipulated Narratives: Navigating the Reputational Maze of Mis/Disinformation
Disinformation campaigns are increasingly targeting brands, using fake profiles and coordinated narratives to distort public perception and damage trust. This article outlines how organizations can...
Frost & Sullivan Recognizes Cyabra for Technology Innovation Leadership
Frost & Sullivan recently analyzed the social media intelligence (SOCMINT) market and, based on its findings, recognizes Cyabra with the 2025 North American Technology Innovation...
Analyzing Fake Profiles’ Impact on Romania’s Election Crisis
Following the annulment of Romania’s election, Cyabra analyzed online conversations and uncovered an orchestrated fake campaign aimed to manipulate Romania's public discourse.
Frost & Sullivan Report Recognizes Cyabra for Technology Innovation Leadership
Frost & Sullivan analyzed the social media intelligence (SOCMINT) market and, based on its findings, recognized Cyabra with the 2025 North American Technology Innovation Leadership...
Online Manipulation Ahead of Australia’s 2025 Elections
Cyabra analyzed online conversations ahead of Australia’s federal elections and uncovered fake profiles attempting to influence voters.
The “Economic Blackout” Boycott: A Cyabra Research
Cyabra uncovered fake profiles amplifying #EconomicBlackout hashtag to attack major brands such as Amazon, Target, Best Buy and Walmart.
Cyabra Named Innovation Leader by Frost & Sullivan
"By uncovering fake accounts and tracking disinformation waves, Cyabra empowers organizations to protect their brand reputation and ensure the authenticity of online discourse."
Following independent research Frost & Sullivan recognized Cyabra with the 2025 North American Technology Innovation Leadership Award.
