U.S. intelligence agencies have identified a disinformation video produced by Russian operatives that falsely claims fraudulent voting behavior, aimed at undermining electoral integrity.

This alarming announcement came just days before the presidential election held on November 5, 2024, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat foreign disinformation.

The 20-second video, which circulated on the social media platform X, features a man posing as a Haitian immigrant who claims he plans to vote multiple times for Vice President Kamala Harris in Georgia.

In response to potential threats, CISA has reaffirmed its support for state and local election officials, ensuring they receive assistance with operational issues such as power outages and delays.

Election officials have demonstrated a quick response to misinformation, reflecting lessons learned since the 2020 elections and their improved ability to counter such tactics.

CISA's director, Jen Easterly, has been proactive in engaging the public to reassure voters about election integrity, including launching a podcast to address misinformation directly.

Recent polls indicate a tight race between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, with over 66 million early ballots cast, raising concerns about potential delays in the election results.

Threats and harassment against election officials have led to numerous resignations, particularly in states like Nevada and Arizona, where Biden won by narrow margins.

Internal documents from the U.S. Justice Department reveal efforts to target voters in swing states and promote support for Trump among far-right social media users.

Experts have noted that social media platforms have struggled to effectively counter foreign interference, especially as many have rolled back election integrity measures since 2020.

This updated advisory underscores the importance of vigilance and awareness among the public and organizations to recognize and combat foreign influence tactics.

In a related development, Gray Swan AI has been acknowledged for enhancing the safety of AI models for major companies, showcasing the intersection of technology and security.