Information literacy: evaluating sources and data
In 2016, the Stanford History Education Group published findings that should have functioned as an institutional alarm: more than 80 percent of middle school students...
Analyzing information warfare, cognitive manipulation, and psychological operations. Understand the weapons. Build your defenses.
In 2016, the Stanford History Education Group published findings that should have functioned as an institutional alarm: more than 80 percent of middle school students...
In 2016, researchers at the Oxford Internet Institute’s Computational Propaganda Project began documenting something that political communication scholars had theorized but never fully mapped at...
US Army psychological operations: doctrine and structure In 2010, the US Army quietly renamed its psychological operations force. What had been designated PSYOP became MISO...
In September 2001, Americans believed plane hijackings were extraordinary events confined to distant headlines. Four months later, a survey revealed that 78% of respondents overestimated...
The Doctrine of Deception: Understanding Russian Military Maskirovka In March 2014, as unmarked soldiers appeared across Crimea, Western intelligence agencies found themselves confronting a phenomenon...
In February 2018, a federal indictment revealed that thirteen Russian nationals and three entities had conducted a systematic campaign to interfere in the 2016 U.S....
In March 2018, Christopher Wylie sat across from British parliamentarians and methodically described how Cambridge Analytica had weaponized the personal data of 87 million Facebook...
In 1999, two Chinese colonels published a book that would reshape strategic thinking for decades. «Unrestricted Warfare» argued that future conflicts would unfold beyond traditional...
In December 2022, a face swap video depicting Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announcing surrender circulated on social media before being quickly debunked and removed. The...