China-linked fake news site shows disinformation on the rise
"While we do not currently have sufficient evidence to determine the extent to which Haixun is involved in, or even aware of HaiEnergy, our analysis indicates that the campaign has at least leveraged services and infrastructure belonging to Haixun to host and distribute content," Mandiant researchers Ryan Serabian and Daniel Kapellmann Zafra wrote in their analysis of the campaign.
However, despite the campaign's global reach, there's"at least some evidence to suggest that HaiEnergy failed to generate substantial engagement outside of the inauthentic amplification that we have identified," Serabian and Kapellmann Zafra added.
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