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  1. 📰 AI-Powered Disinformation is Top Threat to 2028 Elections, Mandiant Warns

    🚨 Mandiant warns AI-powered disinformation will be the #1 threat to the 2028 U.S. election. Expect hyper-realistic deepfakes and 'Disinformation-as-a-Service' campaigns designed to manipulate voters. 🤖 #AI #Disinformation #ElectionSecurity

    🌐 cyber[.]netsecops[.]io

    🔗 cyber.netsecops.io/articles/ma

  2. 📰 AI-Powered Disinformation is Top Threat to 2028 Elections, Mandiant Warns

    🚨 Mandiant warns AI-powered disinformation will be the #1 threat to the 2028 U.S. election. Expect hyper-realistic deepfakes and 'Disinformation-as-a-Service' campaigns designed to manipulate voters. 🤖 #AI #Disinformation #ElectionSecurity

    🌐 cyber[.]netsecops[.]io

    🔗 cyber.netsecops.io/articles/ma

  3. 📰 AI-Powered Disinformation is Top Threat to 2028 Elections, Mandiant Warns

    🚨 Mandiant warns AI-powered disinformation will be the #1 threat to the 2028 U.S. election. Expect hyper-realistic deepfakes and 'Disinformation-as-a-Service' campaigns designed to manipulate voters. 🤖 #AI #Disinformation #ElectionSecurity

    🌐 cyber[.]netsecops[.]io

    🔗 cyber.netsecops.io/articles/ma

  4. 📰 AI-Powered Disinformation is Top Threat to 2028 Elections, Mandiant Warns

    🚨 Mandiant warns AI-powered disinformation will be the #1 threat to the 2028 U.S. election. Expect hyper-realistic deepfakes and 'Disinformation-as-a-Service' campaigns designed to manipulate voters. 🤖 #AI #Disinformation #ElectionSecurity

    🌐 cyber[.]netsecops[.]io

    🔗 cyber.netsecops.io/articles/ma

  5. 📰 AI-Powered Disinformation is Top Threat to 2028 Elections, Mandiant Warns

    🚨 Mandiant warns AI-powered disinformation will be the #1 threat to the 2028 U.S. election. Expect hyper-realistic deepfakes and 'Disinformation-as-a-Service' campaigns designed to manipulate voters. 🤖 #AI #Disinformation #ElectionSecurity

    🌐 cyber[.]netsecops[.]io

    🔗 cyber.netsecops.io/articles/ma

  6. Dan Mangan reports, a federal judge just blocked President Trump's executive order on mail-in voting! Judge Indira Talwani ruled President Trump overstepped his authority, violating the Constitution and protecting state election control. This counters false voter fraud claims and safeguards November's elections from federal overreach. Read more about this crucial decision by Dan Mangan. cnbc.com/2026/06/25/us-judge-b #MailInVoting #VoterRights #JudicialReview #ElectionSecurity

  7. Dan Mangan reports, a federal judge just blocked President Trump's executive order on mail-in voting! Judge Indira Talwani ruled President Trump overstepped his authority, violating the Constitution and protecting state election control. This counters false voter fraud claims and safeguards November's elections from federal overreach. Read more about this crucial decision by Dan Mangan. cnbc.com/2026/06/25/us-judge-b #MailInVoting #VoterRights #JudicialReview #ElectionSecurity

  8. The White House is delaying a report on US voting machine vulnerabilities. The report exists — which means the vulnerabilities are documented somewhere. The delay itself becomes part of the attack surface: every day of silence is a day defenders can't act on known issues. Transparency in election security isn't optional. #infosec #ElectionSecurity #VotingMachines
    reuters.com/world/white-house-

  9. chatgpt.com/s/t_6a27013c... #ElectionSecurity #ForeignInterference #IntelligenceReport #DonaldTrump #MuellerReport #PoliticalAccountability #PublicTrust #RobertMueller #RussiaReport #RussianInterference #RuleOfLaw #Transparency #TrumpRussia #OneCrisisTwoFaces

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  10. CW: Politics

    Israeli firm BlackCore allegedly interfered in elections in France, the US, Scotland, and other countries through dissemination of online disinformation.
    It is not known who commissioned BlackCore.
    US state and Federal government agencies did not comment on the allegedly interference in New York's mayoral election.
    Scottish National Party called the allegations "concerning" and noted the prevalence of social media influence operations, but did not confirm or deny the existence of BlackCore's alleged campaign.

    web.archive.org/web/https://ww

    #ElectionSecurity

  11. CW: Politics

    Israeli firm BlackCore allegedly interfered in elections in France, the US, Scotland, and other countries through dissemination of online disinformation.
    It is not known who commissioned BlackCore.
    US state and Federal government agencies did not comment on the allegedly interference in New York's mayoral election.
    Scottish National Party called the allegations "concerning" and noted the prevalence of social media influence operations, but did not confirm or deny the existence of BlackCore's alleged campaign.

    web.archive.org/web/https://ww

    #ElectionSecurity

  12. CW: Politics

    Israeli firm BlackCore allegedly interfered in elections in France, the US, Scotland, and other countries through dissemination of online disinformation.
    It is not known who commissioned BlackCore.
    US state and Federal government agencies did not comment on the allegedly interference in New York's mayoral election.
    Scottish National Party called the allegations "concerning" and noted the prevalence of social media influence operations, but did not confirm or deny the existence of BlackCore's alleged campaign.

    web.archive.org/web/https://ww

    #ElectionSecurity

  13. CW: Politics

    Israeli firm BlackCore allegedly interfered in elections in France, the US, Scotland, and other countries through dissemination of online disinformation.
    It is not known who commissioned BlackCore.
    US state and Federal government agencies did not comment on the allegedly interference in New York's mayoral election.
    Scottish National Party called the allegations "concerning" and noted the prevalence of social media influence operations, but did not confirm or deny the existence of BlackCore's alleged campaign.

    web.archive.org/web/https://ww

    #ElectionSecurity

  14. CW: Politics

    Israeli firm BlackCore allegedly interfered in elections in France, the US, Scotland, and other countries through dissemination of online disinformation.
    It is not known who commissioned BlackCore.
    US state and Federal government agencies did not comment on the allegedly interference in New York's mayoral election.
    Scottish National Party called the allegations "concerning" and noted the prevalence of social media influence operations, but did not confirm or deny the existence of BlackCore's alleged campaign.

    web.archive.org/web/https://ww

    #ElectionSecurity

  15. Weekly output: Craig Newmark + Count von Count, T-Mobile freebies, Android fake call detection, election security

    I’m on my way to the other half of the world tonight–once again, I’m speaking at Web Summit Rio. This time the organizers (who as per our usual arrangement are picking up airfare and lodging) have me moderating four panels. All of them are about AI in some way, and two only got added to my schedule this weekend.

    6/1/2026: ‘Craigslist Founder Teams Up With a Muppet to Persuade People to Stop Clicking on Scams, PCMag

    For the second time in six months, I had a video conversation with Craiglist founder-turned philanthropist about his Take9 efforts to get people to take a beat before clicking through sketchy links. This time, we discussed how Newmark has enlisted the help of a vaguely vampiric purple potentate–Sesame Street’s Count von Count–in this effort.

    6/2/2026: T-Mobile Offers Fresh Set of Freebies for 10th Anniversary of T-Mobile Tuesdays, PCMag

    T-Mobile offered an advance on this news but got the final version of their press release to me way too late in the workday on Monday. My editors were fine with me filing something Tuesday afternoon.

    6/3/2026: Google Will Soon Spot Fake Calls on Supported Android Phones, PCMag

    I noted some of the software dependencies of the new fake-call-detection feature, but Ars Technica’s Ryan Whitwam (once again) went into much more detail about them in his writeup.

    6/3/2026: Report Cites Misinformation As Key Threat to Election Security, Doesn’t Name the Biggest Offenders, PCMag

    The chance to quiz one of Check Point’s security experts about this report made for a more interesting post. Having to update it with a clarification about leaked credentials from the Democratic fundraising platform ActBlue made for a more time-consuming post.

    #AndroidUpdate #CheckPoint #CountVonCount #CraigNewmark #DonaldTrump #electionIntegrity #electionSecurity #ElonMusk #scamCalls #scams #SesameStreet #TMobile #TMobileTuesdays #Take9
  16. Weekly output: Craig Newmark + Count von Count, T-Mobile freebies, Android fake call detection, election security

    I’m on my way to the other half of the world tonight–once again, I’m speaking at Web Summit Rio. This time the organizers (who as per our usual arrangement are picking up airfare and lodging) have me moderating four panels. All of them are about AI in some way, and two only got added to my schedule this weekend.

    6/1/2026: ‘Craigslist Founder Teams Up With a Muppet to Persuade People to Stop Clicking on Scams, PCMag

    For the second time in six months, I had a video conversation with Craiglist founder-turned philanthropist about his Take9 efforts to get people to take a beat before clicking through sketchy links. This time, we discussed how Newmark has enlisted the help of a vaguely vampiric purple potentate–Sesame Street’s Count von Count–in this effort.

    6/2/2026: T-Mobile Offers Fresh Set of Freebies for 10th Anniversary of T-Mobile Tuesdays, PCMag

    T-Mobile offered an advance on this news but got the final version of their press release to me way too late in the workday on Monday. My editors were fine with me filing something Tuesday afternoon.

    6/3/2026: Google Will Soon Spot Fake Calls on Supported Android Phones, PCMag

    I noted some of the software dependencies of the new fake-call-detection feature, but Ars Technica’s Ryan Whitwam (once again) went into much more detail about them in his writeup.

    6/3/2026: Report Cites Misinformation As Key Threat to Election Security, Doesn’t Name the Biggest Offenders, PCMag

    The chance to quiz one of Check Point’s security experts about this report made for a more interesting post. Having to update it with a clarification about leaked credentials from the Democratic fundraising platform ActBlue made for a more time-consuming post.

    #AndroidUpdate #CheckPoint #CountVonCount #CraigNewmark #DonaldTrump #electionIntegrity #electionSecurity #ElonMusk #scamCalls #scams #SesameStreet #TMobile #TMobileTuesdays #Take9
  17. Weekly output: Craig Newmark + Count von Count, T-Mobile freebies, Android fake call detection, election security

    I’m on my way to the other half of the world tonight–once again, I’m speaking at Web Summit Rio. This time the organizers (who as per our usual arrangement are picking up airfare and lodging) have me moderating four panels. All of them are about AI in some way, and two only got added to my schedule this weekend.

    6/1/2026: ‘Craigslist Founder Teams Up With a Muppet to Persuade People to Stop Clicking on Scams, PCMag

    For the second time in six months, I had a video conversation with Craiglist founder-turned philanthropist about his Take9 efforts to get people to take a beat before clicking through sketchy links. This time, we discussed how Newmark has enlisted the help of a vaguely vampiric purple potentate–Sesame Street’s Count von Count–in this effort.

    6/2/2026: T-Mobile Offers Fresh Set of Freebies for 10th Anniversary of T-Mobile Tuesdays, PCMag

    T-Mobile offered an advance on this news but got the final version of their press release to me way too late in the workday on Monday. My editors were fine with me filing something Tuesday afternoon.

    6/3/2026: Google Will Soon Spot Fake Calls on Supported Android Phones, PCMag

    I noted some of the software dependencies of the new fake-call-detection feature, but Ars Technica’s Ryan Whitwam (once again) went into much more detail about them in his writeup.

    6/3/2026: Report Cites Misinformation As Key Threat to Election Security, Doesn’t Name the Biggest Offenders, PCMag

    The chance to quiz one of Check Point’s security experts about this report made for a more interesting post. Having to update it with a clarification about leaked credentials from the Democratic fundraising platform ActBlue made for a more time-consuming post.

    #AndroidUpdate #CheckPoint #CountVonCount #CraigNewmark #DonaldTrump #electionIntegrity #electionSecurity #ElonMusk #scamCalls #scams #SesameStreet #TMobile #TMobileTuesdays #Take9
  18. Weekly output: Craig Newmark + Count von Count, T-Mobile freebies, Android fake call detection, election security

    I’m on my way to the other half of the world tonight–once again, I’m speaking at Web Summit Rio. This time the organizers (who as per our usual arrangement are picking up airfare and lodging) have me moderating four panels. All of them are about AI in some way, and two only got added to my schedule this weekend.

    6/1/2026: ‘Craigslist Founder Teams Up With a Muppet to Persuade People to Stop Clicking on Scams, PCMag

    For the second time in six months, I had a video conversation with Craiglist founder-turned philanthropist about his Take9 efforts to get people to take a beat before clicking through sketchy links. This time, we discussed how Newmark has enlisted the help of a vaguely vampiric purple potentate–Sesame Street’s Count von Count–in this effort.

    6/2/2026: T-Mobile Offers Fresh Set of Freebies for 10th Anniversary of T-Mobile Tuesdays, PCMag

    T-Mobile offered an advance on this news but got the final version of their press release to me way too late in the workday on Monday. My editors were fine with me filing something Tuesday afternoon.

    6/3/2026: Google Will Soon Spot Fake Calls on Supported Android Phones, PCMag

    I noted some of the software dependencies of the new fake-call-detection feature, but Ars Technica’s Ryan Whitwam (once again) went into much more detail about them in his writeup.

    6/3/2026: Report Cites Misinformation As Key Threat to Election Security, Doesn’t Name the Biggest Offenders, PCMag

    The chance to quiz one of Check Point’s security experts about this report made for a more interesting post. Having to update it with a clarification about leaked credentials from the Democratic fundraising platform ActBlue made for a more time-consuming post.

    #AndroidUpdate #CheckPoint #CountVonCount #CraigNewmark #DonaldTrump #electionIntegrity #electionSecurity #ElonMusk #scamCalls #scams #SesameStreet #TMobile #TMobileTuesdays #Take9
  19. Cybersecurity Threats Target Election Campaign Systems

    As the 2026 midterms approach, a new report warns that cybersecurity threats are increasingly targeting the online accounts, platforms, and websites used by election campaigns, donors, and voters, rather than voting machines or ballot-counting systems. This shift in focus allows attackers to exploit vulnerabilities and manipulate…

    osintsights.com/cybersecurity-

    #ElectionSecurity #EmergingThreats #CampaignSystems #CyberThreats #NationState

  20. USPS Advances Mail-In Ballot Tracking Despite Court Challenges

    The USPS is pushing forward with a plan to boost mail-in ballot security and transparency by introducing uniquely serialized barcodes that allow for individual ballot tracking. This move would enable the Postal Service to scan and monitor absentee ballots as they're sent to and from voters, providing an added layer of accountability.

    osintsights.com/usps-advances-

    #Usps #MailinBallots #ElectionSecurity #VotingSystems #PostalService

  21. GOVERNOR ISSUES EDICT ON FEDERAL PRESENCE AT VOTING SITES

    Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger signs executive order today to set rules for election workers if federal agents show up at voting sites.

    #VirginiaElection, #VotingRights, #ElectionSecurity, #GovernorSpanberger, #FederalPresence

    newsletter.tf/virginia-governo

  22. GOVERNOR ISSUES EDICT ON FEDERAL PRESENCE AT VOTING SITES

    Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger signs executive order today to set rules for election workers if federal agents show up at voting sites.

    #VirginiaElection, #VotingRights, #ElectionSecurity, #GovernorSpanberger, #FederalPresence

    newsletter.tf/virginia-governo

  23. GOVERNOR ISSUES EDICT ON FEDERAL PRESENCE AT VOTING SITES

    Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger signs executive order today to set rules for election workers if federal agents show up at voting sites.

    #VirginiaElection, #VotingRights, #ElectionSecurity, #GovernorSpanberger, #FederalPresence

    newsletter.tf/virginia-governo

  24. GOVERNOR ISSUES EDICT ON FEDERAL PRESENCE AT VOTING SITES

    Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger signs executive order today to set rules for election workers if federal agents show up at voting sites.

    #VirginiaElection, #VotingRights, #ElectionSecurity, #GovernorSpanberger, #FederalPresence

    newsletter.tf/virginia-governo

  25. Device Incident Near Polling Site Sparks Inquiry

    Did an explosive device hit a Pennsylvania polling site on May 19, 2026? Learn how police are keeping voters safe during the current election process.

    #pennsylvania, #electionsecurity, #policenews, #votersafety, #pennsylvaniastatepolice

    newsletter.tf/pennsylvania-pol

  26. 🟢 Legislation | 5/10
    🇲🇽

    Mexico passes law to annul elections over foreign interference
    Mexico's lower house approved a constitutional amendment allowing election results to be annulled if foreign interference, including illicit financing, disinformation, and digital manipulation, is proven.

    #OSINT #NewsGroup #Legislation #Mexico #ElectionSecurity

  27. 🟢 Legislation | 5/10
    🇲🇽

    Mexico passes law to annul elections over foreign interference
    Mexico's lower house approved a constitutional amendment allowing election results to be annulled if foreign interference, including illicit financing, disinformation, and digital manipulation, is proven.

    #OSINT #NewsGroup #Legislation #Mexico #ElectionSecurity

  28. 🟢 Legislation | 5/10
    🇲🇽

    Mexico passes law to annul elections over foreign interference
    Mexico's lower house approved a constitutional amendment allowing election results to be annulled if foreign interference, including illicit financing, disinformation, and digital manipulation, is proven.

    #OSINT #NewsGroup #Legislation #Mexico #ElectionSecurity