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CRC Weekly: Cyber-based hostile influence campaigns 13th - 19th October 2025
During the last week we observed, collected and analyzed endpoints of information related to cyber-based hostile influence campaigns (including Cyfluence attacks). This weeks report is a summary of what we regard as the main events.
Oct 23


CRC Spotlight: Ride-Hailing Apps as Vehicles of Foreign Solidarity and Potential Influence Operations
Viral images featuring the ‘One Piece’ pirate flag, adopted as a symbol by protestors, made front page news and social media was soon flooded with cross-country messages of support and solidarity. In this CRC Spotlight article, we examine the potential operational implications of this development: how commercial ride hailing apps can serve as channels for on-the-ground support and how they might represent a new vector for Influence Operations.
Oct 22


CRC Weekly: Cyber-based hostile influence campaigns 6th - 12th October 2025
This week in Cyfluence: Russia weaponizes grief with AI-generated "ghost" soldiers, China uses chatbots for espionage, and coordinated disinformation campaigns target democratic processes and alliances globally. Our weekly review breaks down the latest in hostile cyber influence.
Oct 17


Dancing with Cyfluence – Travolta, Telegram & the Moldovan Leak
A September 3 data leak exposed internal files of pro-Russian Moldovan politician Ilan Shor and his “Victorie Bloc,” revealing a financed influence network linked to Russia. The leak, paired with targeted intimidation messages, severely disrupted the group. Analysts view it as a coordinated “Cyfluence Counteroperation” that effectively neutralized and delegitimized Shor’s organization just before Moldova’s elections.
Oct 11


CRC Weekly: Cyber-based hostile influence campaigns 29th September - 05th October 2025
During the last week we observed, collected and analyzed endpoints of information related to cyber-based hostile influence campaigns (including Cyfluence attacks). This weeks report is a summary of what we regard as the main events.
Oct 9


From Coup to Cult: The Transnational Construction of Power in West Africa’s Information Space -The Case of Burkina Faso
West Africa’s Sahel has become a key cognitive battlefield. Its information space provides fertile ground for narrative warfare, a unique environment defined by a complex hybridity where traditional oral storytellers are reborn as digital influencers on platforms like TikTok. This fragile ecosystem is also a crowded arena for global actors like Russia, Turkey, and China competing to fill the strategic vacuum left by the departure of France and other western powers.
Oct 9
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