Tag: Information Warfare

Digital screen showing an Israeli flag with a red "X" through it and ISNAD branding for cyber warfare.

ISNAD’s Shift From Wartime Propaganda to Long-Term Social Warfare

The ISNAD network has shifted from wartime agitation to long‑term influence operations, using fake Hebrew accounts to erode Israeli social cohesion. Its new “sociological warfare” strategy promotes polarization, distrust, and emigration. With tighter organization and ideological volunteers, ISNAD offers a replicable model of civilian‑style interference that democracies are still struggling to counter.

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Several crew members wearing gas masks operating a complex control panel filled with buttons, dials, and digital displays in a smoky, dimly lit room.

Machine-Generated Misinformation and Nuclear Security: Artificial Intelligence Risks in Early Warning Systems

AI integration in nuclear early warning systems creates catastrophic risks by generating high-fidelity “hallucinations” and deepfakes that could trigger accidental escalation. To ensure strategic stability, nuclear powers must maintain strict “human-in-the-loop” protocols, improve deepfake detection, and prioritize information accuracy over launch speed in crisis decision-making.

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