Facebook, Twitter and YouTube fall short on policing Disinformation in Spanish. Last year, lawmakers in the US warned the CEOs of major tech companies like Facebook, Twitter and YouTube that inaccurate information on key issues was proliferating on their platforms. They also urged them to strengthen their efforts to combat disinformation spreading in Spanish. In (See more)

An official public service announcement about hostile cyber activity intended to compromise election infrastructure has been released by the FBI and CISA. The agencies stated that it is unlikely that attempts to breach election infrastructure will result in widespread disruptions or stop voting.

Marina Ovsyannikova, Former Russian TV journalist, was placed under house arrest for two months due to the criminal case investigation where she was charged with spreading fake news about Russia’s armed forces. Russia passed a new law against discrediting the armed forces on March 4, eight days after invading Ukraine under the name of “special (See more)