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Influence Operations in Social Networks

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arxiv 2502.11827 v1 pith:DZDTF7NS submitted 2025-02-17 cs.SI cs.CY

Javier Pastor-Galindo , Pantaleone Nespoli , José A. Ruipérez-Valiente , David Camacho This is my paper · ORCID
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An important part of online activities are intended to control the public opinion and behavior, being considered currently a global threat. This article identifies and conceptualizes seven online strategies employed in social media influence operations. These procedures are quantified through the analysis of 80 incidents of foreign information manipulation and interference (FIMI), estimating their real-world usage and combination. Finally, we suggest future directions for research on influence operations.

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