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2022 journal article

Vax attacks: How conspiracy theory belief undermines vaccine support

Farhart C.E.; Douglas-Durham E.; Lunz Trujillo K.; Vitriol J.A.

progress in molecular biology and translational science

As the world continues to respond to the spread of a novel coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2, which causes the disease commonly known as COVID-19), it has become clear that one of the most effective strategies for curbing the pandemic is the COVID-19 vaccine. However,…

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2021 journal article

A whole of society intelligence approach: critical reassessment of the tools and means used to counter information warfare in the digital age

Ivan C.; Chiru I.; Arcos R.

intelligence and national security

The aim of this paper is to critically reflect on why scholars need to reevaluate the definition of intelligence practices in the 21st century. Our assessment starts with digital communication advancements and their progressive appropriation by power agents t…

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2021 journal article

Allusion, reasoning and luring in Chinese psychological warfare

Chung Y.

international affairs

China's global proliferation of psychological warfare, operating in small signatures and low visibility, reflects a cultural continuity of ancient strategic thought and martial philosophy. Contemporary analysis explains how China's attempts to coerce and pers…

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2021 journal article

Coronavirus as a rhizome: The pandemic of disinformation

Sederholm T.; Jääskeläinen P.; Huhtinen A.-M.

international journal of cyber warfare and terrorism

Disinformation and misinformation about COVID-19 have proliferated, particularly on social media. The purpose of this paper is to show the rhizomic nature of COVID-19-related dis- and misinformation having aspect of conspiracy theories, which are used on soci…

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2021 journal article

Detecting botnet signals using process mining

Bicknell J.W.; Krebs W.G.

computational and mathematical organization theory

Detecting and elucidating botnets is an active area of research. Using explainable, highly scalable Apache Spark-based artificial intelligence, process mining technologies are presented which illuminate bot activity within terrorist Twitter data. A derived hi…

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2021 journal article

Digital communication and hybrid threats. Presentation

Arcos R.; Smith H.

icono14

Hybrid Threats is a concept that has entered to many states official documents and security strategies. Both the EU and NATO have taken serious measures to counter hybrid threats related activity. This special issue on digital communication and hybrid threats…

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2021 book

Digital influence warfare in the age of social media

Forest J.J.F.

digital influence warfare in the age of social media

This timely book spotlights how various entities are using the Internet to shape people's perceptions and decision-making. It also describes detailed case studies as well as the tools and methods used to identify automated, fake accounts. This book brings tog…

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2021 blog post

La guerre cognitive : agir sur le cerveau de l’adversaire

Pappalardo D.

le rubicon

Début 2020, les auteurs Hervé Le Guyader et August Cole publiaient pour le NATO Innovation Hub https://www.innovationhub-act.org/sites/default/files/2021-04/FR%20version%20v6.pdf dans le but de promouvoir le « champ cognitif » comme potentiel 6e domaine d’op…

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2021 journal article

Peculiarities of Construction and Analysis of the Information Warfare Model with Markov Switchings and Impulse Perturbations Under Levy Approximation Conditions

Samoilenko I.V.; Nikitin A.V.; Verovkina G.V.

cybernetics and systems analysis

We construct and analyze a continuous evolutionary model that describes the conflict interaction of two complex systems with nontrivial internal structures. External conflict interactions are modeled on the additional influence of random factors. The dynamics…

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2021 journal article

Public perceptions of the perils of misinformation in pandemic

Sherazi S.A.H.; Zahoor S.; Sherazi S.S.H.; Kantt B.U.R.

rawal medical journal

Objective: To investigate the public perception regarding to the perils of misinformation in pandemic. Methodology: This quantitative cross-sectional design study with convenient sampling techniques was conducted in the IAHS, UAJ&K in March to April 2020 afte…

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