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An oft-overlooked portion of the Steele Dossier is that Putin engaged Trump as a babysitter to his oligarchs.

Despite the evidence available early-on to the public, the Russian hack was manipulated into a narrative that condemned the DNC, Hillary, and those associated with the Clinton campaign.

The Elsa Darner Twitter troll-bots were posted and mass reported in June 2018. Not only were they not suspended, there are more of them now.

Seven-hundred and fifty towns, cities, counties, and unions throughout New England and New York share one election vendor. LHS Associates, LLC.

Why are states buying and using machines that don’t pass testing?

The story of how Devin Nunes and other GOP candidates may have been compromised. Part II.

The story of how Devin Nunes and other GOP candidates may have been compromised. Part I.

Whether you are running for public office or are an ordinary citizen, just one click on the wrong link in the wrong email could change your life.

Really? A Recount without verifying Milwaukee, Waukesha, Brown, or Racine counties? Those counties accounted for 870,000 votes in an election won by just 23,000!

Trump won Pennsylvania even though it isn’t a state with a history of Democrats voting for Republicans. Looking at the numbers, his victory seems to defy logic.

Twitter ignored 20 million Russian bots. Will they ignore 40 million?

In a six-month project, we found millions of Russian bots on Twitter—and this is just the start.

In Oct. 2017, a programmer found a GitHub repository with a cambridgeanalytica.org email address. The repository has since been emptied; but we were able to access an archived version.

During the 2016 Presidential election, we were besieged with fake news, bots, data mining, and micro-targeted ads. We know it had an effect.

Cambridge Analytica’s Molly Schweickert—to the contrary of most media outlets and experts—claimed that their data showed a high probability of a Trump win. So, where was Cambridge Analytica getting getting its data?

In 2017, DHS warned at least 21 states that their voter registration databases were targeted a year prior by Russian government hackers.

You can keep your online identity from being stolen and misused—at little to no cost.

A Twitter botnet pushed messaging in support of Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination to the Supreme Court—making it appear as if he had more support than he did.

The attackers hit Illinois’ election system at 5 times
per second until August 12, 2016. That is 5 times per second for 7 weeks!

How an army of Twitter bots participated in opposition rhetoric toward Al Franken.