For many years, super-rental companies have quietly used Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp as startups seek people in over 100 countries. Today, Meta has removed seven of them from its platforms, and is informing more than 50,000 people that it may be affected by the operation. Meta he says that most are journalists, human rights activists, critics, politicians, and religious leaders, but that some are just ordinary people, such as a person who goes to court.
Meta deleted multiple accounts and dropped other tools on the platform as part of the action, banning organizations, and sending them to stop and disregard warnings. The company says it is also sharing its research with open-source evidence so that other platforms and security agencies can better understand what is going on. These findings underscore the growth of the illumination enlightenment industry as well as the volume of illumination worldwide.
“The Internet militants often claim that their activities and activities are supposed to focus on terrorists and terrorists, but our research and the same research conducted by independent investigators, our corporate partners, and governments have shown that their intentions are impartial. “Nathaniel Gleicher, Meta security chief, told reporters on Thursday. “These companies … are building fake accounting tools, monitoring and monitoring, to deliver malware, and then delivering them to the most interested customers – customers who are willing to pay. these jobs would be better off than they would have been without these companies. ”
The seven Meta-operational monitoring companies are Cobwebs Technologies, an Israeli technology company with US offices, Cognyte, an Israeli company formerly known as WebintPro, Black Cube, Israel. solid and available in the United Kingdom and Spain, Bluehawk CI, based in Israel and headquartered in the US and UK, BellTroX, based in India, Cytrox, a North Macedonia company, and an anonymous group based in China.
Meta emphasizes that light-industry companies operate in three categories. You can think of them as parts of a light chain; Different companies have different specialties within the superstructure.
The first step is “awareness,” in which companies collect information about what they want to do, often using machines, gathering information online with people. black net. The second stage is “interaction,” in which users achieve goals, trying to establish relationships and interdependence. Management companies establish a false reputation with the public, appearing as, say, students or journalists to have a reason to achieve what they want. They can also share false and false information, both in order to form a relationship. And the third part is “exploitation,” or “money laundering,” in which actors can use this reliance when they need to know what they want to explain, click the wrong link, downgrade the error, or take action.