What is being done in Canada to stop the spread of false information online — and do political attack ads make the problem worse? Continue reading →

The report also found Canadians of different political views shared media sources to a larger extent than in the United States. Continue reading →

“Dumbfakes” are simpler and more easily unmasked bogus videos, and they are easy and often cheap to produce. Continue reading →

“The international right has been as much of a player, I would say, as Kremlin sources,” one expert says. Continue reading →

The campaign is another indication of how online disinformation is being tested by countries well beyond Russia, Continue reading →

Researchers probing a journalist’s hacked e-mails uncovered over 200 victims in 39 countries. Continue reading →