Cyabra found inauthentic accounts moving between five boycotted retailers, clustering under high-reach posts and riding real users' hashtags to amplify the calls for boycott.
Cyabra and Onclusive analyzed 52 million mentions from World Cup 2026 to separate authentic fan reaction from coordinated inauthentic activity across ticket scams, conspiracy narratives, and brand conversation.
A year-long Cyabra study reveals how fake profiles are learning to manufacture market sentiment, offering a clear lesson for brands on how coordinated networks can shape perception around their stock.
TD Bank’s financial scandal spiraled into a full-scale reputational crisis when coordinated disinformation campaigns amplified public outrage across social media. Cyabra’s analysis uncovered that nearly a quarter of accounts driving…
Among the troubles that New York Community Bank (NYCB) has been facing over the past two weeks, an online storm of fake profiles might look like the least of the…
The finance world has been subjected to various fraud and abuse threats on social media. Those threats can cause financial loss, damage to reputation, and legal consequences. If you work…
In March 2023, First Republic Bank started trending, and not in a good way. In the banking sector, reputation is everything. Any financial expert (or any Mary Poppins fan) will…
