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In March 2018, after hiring a security firm to sniff around Russian-language black-market and gray-market web forums, Jigsaw paid an underground disinformation vendor called SEOTweet to attack an anti-Stalin website it had created 2/ https://t.co/vd901FnQDi https://t.co/WFTfcfYCAI — PolitiTweet.org

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How much do you think an online disinformation campaign costs? $5k? $10k? Try $250. As Alphabet subsidiary Jigsaw found out—somewhat controversially—a targeted troll campaign is easily within reach for not just governments, but individuals like you 1/ https://t.co/vd901FnQDi — PolitiTweet.org

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For just $500, SEOTweet offered to remove the site from the web altogether with fraudulent complaints that it hosted abusive content. Jigsaw declined but had its security firm pay $250 for a social media campaign. It provided no further instructions 3/ https://t.co/vd901FnQDi https://t.co/7QJzF9GbG7 — PolitiTweet.org

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