"Parler was a hotbed for misinformation publishers," the research found.

The "Spamouflage Dragon" campaign is gaining traction.

Parler's under the microscope.

Foreign adversaries wasted no time in exploiting an embarrassing U.S. spectacle.

The bulletin shows how law enforcement officials are looking to track any efforts by far-right extremists to cloak their communications following the insurrection.

In practice, YouTube's decision is similar to Facebook's move against the president last week.

The reckoning is just beginning.

Both companies say the moves are intended to limit the incitement of further violence ahead of Inauguration Day.

It's a blow potentially even more serious than moves by Google and Apple over the weekend to suspend it from their app stores.

Someone with better resources and planning, and different motivations, could have carried out a significant digital breach.