ISIS Fanboy Applies for Job at FBI: Guess What Happens Next
Humayun is now charged with one count of lying to federal agents after he allegedly covered up his association with the account. Keep Reading
Humayun is now charged with one count of lying to federal agents after he allegedly covered up his association with the account. Keep Reading
The call for attacks tells homegrown jihadists to use tactics ranging from blunt force to poison or arson. Keep Reading
Luqman Haider was found guilty of praising recent jihadist attacks that happened in the country and celebrating the attackers in videos posted on TikTok. He is the first radical preacher condemned for his use of TikTok in France. Keep Reading
The fast-paced acceleration of indigenous consumer digital technology in India in light of the crisis with China requires deliberation on not just security with regard to data, technologies, IPR and so on, but usage of these platforms itself. Keep Reading
First, there is no one-size-fits-all regulatory intervention and so a diverse regulatory toolkit is essential. This toolkit should include advice and guidance, removal orders, fines, disruption of business activities and ISP blocking. Keep Reading
Murat Suljovic, age 23, of Salt Lake City, pleaded guilty to one count of attempting to provide material support to a designated foreign terrorist organization in U.S. District Court in Salt Lake City Tuesday morning. Keep Reading
Macron's statements and the attacks offered ISIS and al-Qaeda valuable fodder to strike with relevant trending content. Keep Reading
The potential impact of militant, non-state media campaigns has led to a greater emphasis by scholars on factors that correspond with changes in such group’s media output levels and strategic content. Keep Reading
The Sahel comprises some of the world’s poorest countries. Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger are undergoing several crises that together represent a major geopolitical dilemma on the African continent. Keep Reading
Prospects for IS to survive, transform, and regain prominence again can, to some extent, be evaluated through the significant amount of online supporters; who are willing to amplify the IS brand and contribute to exposure, outreach, and development of new recruitment methods. Keep Reading
The significant role of jihadists stationed in online battlefields was reflected as early as 2006 in the communicative philosophy of al-Qaeda, which states that “the mission accomplished by a virtual Mujāhid is no less important than what conventional Mujahidin do on a physical battlefield.” Keep Reading
Choudary was a known social media influencer, sharing views aligned closely with those of Islamic State. Many of his supporters travelled to Syria and Iraq. Many did not come back. In the end his accounts were removed. Keep Reading
Like many other countries, India has embarked on systemic deradicalization programs over the past few years as part of its counter-terrorism thinking. Keep Reading
The United States has seized “Aletejahtv.com” and “Aletejahtv.org,” two websites, which were unlawfully utilized by Kata’ib Hizballah, a Specially Designated National and a Foreign Terrorist Organization. Keep Reading
Recruiters continue to be prolific online, encouraging supporters to hope and work toward the Caliphate’s return and to seek revenge on those who destroyed it by mounting attacks at home. Keep Reading
Terrorists use the Internet. This shouldn’t surprise anybody, but it also forms the basis of an important selection bias that may cause a misunderstanding as to the role of the Internet in contemporary pathways. Keep Reading
It could provide everything it needs to thrive: secure, anonymous communication, a tamper-proof repository for beheading videos and other ISIS propaganda. Keep Reading
The complaint alleges Osadzinski, a Park Ridge native, designed a process that uses a computer script that automatically copies and preserves Islamic State propaganda posted on social media platforms. Keep Reading
A randomly chosen picture for the target can be viewed by an impressionable person who harbors attack ambitions. Keep Reading
A report published in the MIT Technology Review suggests that a new brand of quantum terrorists could bring the Internet to its knees instantly. Keep Reading