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News15 October 2026

Sometimes, next to a profile name on X (formerly Twitter), you may see a badge that can create an impression of credibility. In practice, however, it does not determine the quality or reliability of the content being published. Following changes introduced by the platform several years ago, verification was replaced with a paid subscription model.

News12 October 2026

Travel-related content naturally focuses on selected aspects of reality and is often presented without broader political or social context. Consequently, the activities of travel influencers may contribute, whether intentionally or not, to the dissemination of narratives promoted authoritarian states.

News1 October 2026

We present the reports prepared by the winners of the DISINFOHACK 2026 competition.

News30 September 2026

Disinformation is not only about spreading false information, but also about using manipulation at the linguistic and rhetorical level. How can we recognize and build resilience against the techniques used by disinformation actors?

News24 September 2026

Based on reports submitted to NASK’s Disinformation Analysis Centre, 9,495 valid disinformation incidents were identified in 2025. These accounted for over 20 percent of all content reported to social media platforms. This is why it is so important to respond to false content in the information sphere. Citizens and other entities, such as institutions and public services, have a real impact on curbing online content.

News10 July 2026

Participants in DISINFOHACK discovered just how intricate disinformation networks can be. Over the course of nearly a month, 20 teams analysed contemporary disinformation operations, preparing reports based on methods used by professional analysts. The winners have now been announced: the teams whose reports made the strongest impression on the jury.

News25 May 2026

Do you ever watch a viral video and feel that something does not add up? Read a post shared hundreds of times, even by your friends, and instinctively check the source? In short, do you have a knack for spotting false narratives? Now is your chance to put your skills to the test as a real analyst and compete for prizes that could benefit you in the future.

News4 February 2026

Not many people have the opportunity to take part in a lesson on disinformation led by a Deputy Prime Minister. Students of Piotr Skarga Secondary School in Pułtusk had that chance. As the second-oldest secondary school in Poland, the institution has long been a place where knowledge, responsibility, and the future are discussed and shaped.

News19 January 2026

Imagine the year 2055. The world you know is falling apart: resources are running out, trust has become a luxury, and stability is a distant memory. In this chaos, the “Experiment” emerges: a selection aimed at identifying a fortunate few. The prize? A new life in the colony of Koryntia.

News4 December 2025

At a time when information has become a weapon and cyberspace a battlefield, meaningful results can only be achieved through cooperation among those responsible for security. The partnership between NASK and SKW (Military Counterintelligence Service) will help strengthen Poland’s protection against disinformation and cyber threats.

News29 November 2025

A network of accounts spreading disinformation was uncovered, the mastermind was reported to the appropriate authorities, and a diplomatic crisis was averted. After two days of online investigation, the case has come to a close. Now the full picture is clear: the winners of the first open-source intelligence (OSINT) competition in Poland’s public administration have been announced.

News19 November 2025

NASK is maintaining its efforts to combat medical disinformation and strengthen cooperation in support of reliable health information. The institute has just signed its third agreement, this time with the Medical University of Gdańsk.