Climate Change

July 18, 2022

Authentic users are spreading disinformation about the climate change “hoax”.

Cyabra analyzed online conversations discussing climate change in the month preceding World Nature Conservation Day, and found vast amount of disinformation and misinformation, spread by thousands of authentic profiles on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and TikTok who used hashtags like #ClimateHysteria, #ClimateChangeHoax, #Chemtrails and even #FlatEarth.

#National Security

Share this report

Illustration of a man using a laptop while social media icons and phrases like “#Fake” and “Hoax!” float above, next to a flaming Earth and rising thermometer representing climate change skepticism online

Share this report

Fill up the form below and receive the full report directly to your inbox

Related reports

EA Sports and FIFA 23

August 18, 2022

Analysis of #boycottFIFA23 and negative sentiment regarding the upcoming game FIFA 23.

Real Madrid player leaps to head the ball against PSG defenders in a crowded stadium during an in-game moment from FIFA 22

#Brand Reputation

How Bots Are Shaping The Trade Discourse

February 16, 2025

Following the recent trade controversy — the tariffs imposed by U.S. President Trump — Cyabra analyzed social media activity on X to assess how fake...

Graphic summarizing 1,292 social-media profiles in the trade conversation, highlighting 25% inauthentic accounts, accompanied by sample posts from Donald Trump announcing new tariffs, Justin Trudeau promising a Canadian response, and Claudia Sheinbaum addressing Mexico

#Stocks, Threat Actors

Cracker Barrel Backlash Amplified by Fake Profiles

August 25, 2025

Following Cracker Barrel's logo change, Cyabra uncovered a fake campaign attacking the company's reputation online.

#Brand Reputation, Stocks