Quick Look: Truth or Snare? Understand and Combat Cyber-Propaganda and Fake News

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Covers methods and underground services used to spread fake news and manipulate public opinion, showing how such campaigns manifest on social media and what motivates the operators. Uses case studies from China and other countries to demonstrate techniques for identifying these campaigns and tracing them back to their original perpetrators.

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1. 0:00RSAConference 2018 Singapore 25-27 July | Marina Bay Sands
2. 0:38Agenda
3. 1:18Tactics - Cognitive Bias
4. 1:58Underground Services
5. 2:23Techniques of Twitter Bots Detection
6. 2:48Track Fake News Campaign

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