According to the website Nieprrawnik.pl, another disinformation run of Russian propaganda was launched in social media. First, Polish accounts are taken over and then published on them content aimed at hitting women from Ukraine and deepening divisions in society.
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Accounts seized that are utilized by Russian propaganda
Hackers gain access to women's profiles by breaking passwords, phishing and impersonating service support. After taking over accounts they frequently print posts on them, which evoke very negative emotions among Poles and Poles.
The Lawless Service showed an example entry of this type. His alleged author is 26 years old and a fewer months ago she came from Ukraine to our country. He says he'd like to meet a Pole. And, as she points out, she is better than local women due to the fact that she cares about diet and regularly exercises. She besides assures that she cooks a lot, which is why her choice at home will always be waiting for dinner.
After this we can admit that the profile is false
The content that is published in accounts taken over by Russian propagandaists frequently inspires tremendous emotions. This gives them quite a few reactions and comments, and hence their scope can be very large. Many people are attracted to them, as profiles that have been taken over from real people may seem credible at first glance.
So how can we admit that we are dealing with propaganda? The entries published in specified accounts are characteristic of language errors, which are the consequence of device translation of texts. In addition, suspicions should rise frequently changing profile data and amazingly large numbers of posts. Fake accounts are worth reporting to CERT Polska at the incident.cert.pl website or sending an email to [email protected].
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