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Suspected Chinese State-affiliated Online Influence Campaign Urged Real-world Protests in U.S.

September 14, 2021
Source: chinadigitaltimes.net chinadigitaltimes.net
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New research published by the cybersecurity firm Mandiant Threat Intelligence, in collaboration with Google’s Threat Assessment Group, has highlighted the dangerous evolution of Chinese influence operations online. A suspected Chinese government-affiliated network of hundreds of fake accounts, first detected in June 2019 , has increased the scope of its activities, permeating more platforms, employing more languages, and even inciting users to take real-world action. Ryan Serabian and Lee Foster summarized these concerning new developments on the FireEye blog: The scope of activity, in terms of languages and platforms used, is far broader than previously understood. Most reporting has highlighted English...
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