For example: remember #JUICYJAM? The self-professed “businesswoman” who doxxed Thai protesters with information that only a government could have access to?

How likely is it that such an innocent private user is regularly on a Japanese VPN despite using the Thai version of the Android X app?

…as we @citizenlab.ca have shown time and time again. Just check our #PRISONBREAK, #JUICYJAM, #HKLEAKS, Endless Mayfly, and many more reports.

Thai Enquirer on X: "The Internal Security Operations Command (ISOC) has admitted to monitoring and profiling individuals and groups for national security purposes but denied using disinformation or launching cyberattacks as part of its information operations (IO). Leaked documents submitted to the https://t.co/yHeO0TdDA2" / X The Internal Security Operations Command (ISOC) has admitted to monitoring and profiling individuals and groups for national security purposes but denied using disinformation or launching cyberattacks as part of its information operations (IO). Leaked documents submitted to the https://t.co/yHeO0TdDA2

🧵 1/ Following our #JUICYJAM report @citizenlab.ca , the Thai authorities admit that the documents leaked to parliament - the ones containing evidence that they were running a longstanding IO using doxxing and harassment to target activists - were real. But *deny involvement in the IOs themselves*.

JUICYJAM: How Thai Authorities Use Online Doxxing to Suppress Dissent - The Citizen Lab A sustained, coordinated social media harassment and doxxing campaign – which we codenamed JUICYJAM – targeting the pro-democracy movement in Thailand has run uninterrupted, and unchallenged, since at...

6/ Read our full #JUICYJAM report here:

Original post on mato.social

"With a high rate of following and engagement #acrossplatforms, #JUICYJAM is an uncommon instance of a successful #statesponsored #influenceoperation. JUICYJAM’s tactics support a larger network of #judicialharassment and #democraticsuppression that is infrequently enforced by #socialmedia […]