The adversarial report spoke about all the different ways Meta has managed to control the growing number of trolls, scams, and malicious attempts that were detected and taken action against during the second quarter of this year.
The initiative is amazing we believe as it really highlights in a transparent manner what the firm has been up to and how safeguarding users from its growing threats is truly a top priority for the company.
While most of the things outlined weren’t a huge surprise as Meta had already disclosed them publicly in the past, there were some that really opened our eyes.
For starters, the report encompassed some detailed findings linked to several hacker groups hailing from South Asia. Next up, there was a discussion about troll farms based in Russia. Their target was to put the ongoing war against Ukraine on display publicly to seek pro-Russian support for its troops.
While most of these incidents were aligned with the usual findings, there was also discussion about two separate fronts, each having its own effects on a broader aspect.
Firstly, Meta says it combatted a long list of Indian accounts that worked as a single unit or brigade to carry out mass actions against particular users. Their goal was to try and silence the users from voicing their thoughts online.
Meta acknowledged this publicly too through its blog post. The company…
