Christian crowdfunding website GiveSendGo was still offline Monday morning.

The research highlights a potent hacking group that might not be the most advanced, but doing enough to get the job done.

In one case, Meta removed 300 accounts linked to Israeli-based Black Cube that operated as fictitious personas to set up calls with targets.

Facebook removed 524 inauthentic Facebook accounts, 20 pages, four Groups and 86 Instagram accounts boosting the claims.

Nicaragua's government has, for years, weaponized Facebook to try to discredit student protesters and boost official narratives, the company says.