Coordinated Inauthentic Behavior (CIB) refers to organized efforts by groups of individuals or entities to manipulate online platforms through deceptive means. Typically, this involves networks of fake, stolen, or compromised accounts working together to mislead users, amplify certain content, or suppress opposing viewpoints. The goal of CIB is often to influence public opinion, disrupt discourse, or achieve political, financial, or social objectives without revealing the true identity or intentions of those behind the activity. Social media companies actively monitor and remove CIB to maintain the integrity of their platforms and protect users from deception.