Carly Miller

@carlymil

Researcher at Stanford Internet Observatory, . Former Team Lead. Bay Area native.

Joined September 2017
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  1. 16 hours ago

    More investigative work from the incredible and . Highly worth a read!

    🚨New Post: Coronavirus Conspiracy Claims: What's Behind a Chinese Diplomat’s COVID-19 Misdirection and I searched Chinese state media & social media platforms to analyze allegations of U.S. military involvement in the origin of COVID-19:
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    Mar 31

    The U.S. almost launched a digital dollar with its stimulus package BUT then the govt decided it would be too much work. Learn more in this week's CryptOsint. Read: Subscribe: Archive:

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    Mar 30

    Today Andy Grotto and I published our 10 guidelines for media to follow when reporting on hacked information, disinformation and all forms of propaganda. We are releasing them along with a flowchart for reporters and editors to follow for implementation.

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    Mar 30

    I’ve learned over the years that driving change in large organizations requires leadership from the top to align incentives throughout the enterprise. and I apply this to and .

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    Mar 26

    Our latest on some of ⁦⁩ 0day finds and phishing trends

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    Mar 25

    We need more solution-oriented journalism like this one in a time of global disaster. By and the team.

    Went back to the open source community for this one: Health workers treating the coronavirus are in dire need of critical equipment. Meet the makers who are trying to build innovative protective gear, and even ventilators, for them.
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    Mar 24

    Went back to the open source community for this one: Health workers treating the coronavirus are in dire need of critical equipment. Meet the makers who are trying to build innovative protective gear, and even ventilators, for them.

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    Mar 24

    And we're back! This week in CryptOsint we do a deep dive into how the coronavirus is affecting crypto. Read: Subscribe: Past issues:

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    Mar 23

    Here now⬇️ Join us for a discussion of information operations and disinformation in the context of , and their impact on peace and security.

    LIVE NOW: How malicious actors are exploiting for launching campaigns against vulnerable population.
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    Mar 22

    My sister is pushing this on social media (which she rarely uses) be/c as a nurse practitioner + as a mom who will likely become infected + struggle to care for her two young boys she is livid + scared: "It is ... beyond criminal what is not being done."

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  11. Mar 20

    "...when does foreign support for local media cross the line into facilitating inauthentic behavior?" Highly implore you to read more by and team!

    Today my Stanford Internet Observatory team is publishing a 📝on Russian activities in Libya based on leaked documents: Prigozhin-linked entities working to influence broadcast media
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    Mar 19

    🚨New post: Propaganda & Pandemics - How Chinese State Media Shapes Conversations on The Coronavirus We analyzed Facebook data to see how Beijing is using its English-language state media to shape the narrative around coronavirus. Some observations:

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    Mar 17

    wrote this article with my wonderful teammate Catherine for ! here’s to bringing a survivor-centric outlook into OSINT spaces~

    "Ask yourself what we asked ourselves — will your investigation put the survivor in harm’s way?"—'s and Catherine Chang explore the ethics of in investigations
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    Mar 16

    This is for the healthcare workers on the frontlines — the Sarabande from Bach’s Cello Suite No. 3. Your ability to balance human connection and scientific truth in service of us all gives me hope.

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    Mar 13

    🎙Live Stream at 9:30a PT/12:30p ET🎙 and I are going to discuss the recent news of a new Russian disinformation cluster operating out of Africa. Participate here on Twitter or... On Facebook: On YouTube:

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    Mar 11

    ICYMI: Mike Bloomberg’s dank memes. Bernie bros and those 🐍s. K-pop stans. Here’s my essay for The Atlantic, on the warring factions of the Internet, guerilla marketing, coordinated activism...and the specter of Russian trolls.

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  17. Mar 10

    More from SIO out today!! 👇

    In advance of Poland's presidential election (first round May 10), we've been tracking political activity on Facebook 1/11
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    Mar 5

    Yo we have a coronavirus newsletter with some very handy info in it

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  19. Mar 3

    Paper ballots & paper trail >>>

    Good survey of the most problematic jurisdictions in today's elections from . These include three of Tennessee’s biggest counties - Shelby, Knox and Rutherford - and dozens of small Texas counties where they still use paperless voting machines.
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    Feb 28

    Attribution is hard, better be careful vol. 6,546

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