Facebook removed the pages — which collectively had hundreds of thousands of followers — after notification from researchers, Check Point said.

The shift to use more real news marks a subtle upgrade in anti-detection techniques.

On Facebook, the suspicious activity involved reaching out to policymakers, reporters, academics, and dissidents.

It's not just nation-states, businesses are starting to get in on the disinformation game.

In an op-ed, ID Experts CEO Tom Kelly writes that we shouldn't be fooled by Mark Zuckerberg's pivot to privacy: the time for regulation is now.

Israel's targeting of alleged Hamas hackers was the first instance of a 'kinetic' response to a cyberattack. But it wasn't a surprising outcome.