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PFI Website Very Tactful, Had No Sign Of Extremist Ideology: Officials
The website of the now-banned Popular Front of India (PFI) was a very tactful and well-thought out portal showing no inclination or support for extremist ideology, officials said on Thursday.
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Facebook, Instagram Banned by Russia on ‘Extremism’ Charges Amid Ukraine Crisis
A Moscow court banned Facebook and Instagram for what it deemed extremist activity in a case against their parent company, Meta.
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Bangladesh Blogger Seeks US Help As Threats Escalate
When Bangladeshi blogger and social activist Ashif Entaz Rabi hosted a TV talk show about a slaying of a publisher by Islamic extremists, he faced a torrent of threatening phone calls. He says young men with earpieces started loitering outside his workplace, and a militant website urged followers to "send this Ashif to Allah."
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Jailed Extremist Freed, Becomes FBI Informant
The way federal prosecutors told it, Jesse Morton was an inspiration for terrorists across the world. Through his Revolution Muslim website, they said, the New York City man provided justification for violence in the name of Islam, encouraged followers to support Osama bin Laden and advocated attacks on the writers of "South Park" in retaliation fo...
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19,000 Cyber Attacks in Last Week: France Cyber Defense Chief
In what France's cyber defense chief calls an unprecedented surge, about 19,000 French websites have suffered cyber attacks since a rampage by Islamic extremists left 20 dead in Paris last week.
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Expert says 10,000 extremist websites on the web
There are more than 10,000 extremist websites on the Internet compared to fewer than 100 countering them, an analyst Tuesday told a conference which stressed the need to rebut militant propaganda.
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New video shows Al Qaeda training ninjas
A new video posted on extremist websites linked to Al-Qaeda shows six masked assassins clad head to toe in black ninja-like outfits, and getting trained in firing pistols.
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Al Qaeda sites go silent in possible cyber attack
Al-Qaeda's main Internet sites have gone silent for more than a week in an unprecedented outage for the extremist network's online forums, analysts said Tuesday. The outage hit a number of online forums including two "flagship" sites, al-Fida and Shamukh al-Islam, which serve as a channel for Al-Qaeda forums, providing a stamp of approval for any a...
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Jail those who browse terror websites: Sarkozy
France's President proposed a sweeping new law that would jail those who visit extremist web sites -- one of several tough new measures floated in the wake of a murderous shooting spree.
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UK man jailed for calling for attacks on lawmakers
A man who posted messages on an Islamic extremist website calling on Muslims to attack British lawmakers has been jailed for 12 years.
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Sydney Opera House photo on Al Qaeda website
Police have cautioned Australians to be vigilant after an Al Qaeda-linked online magazine published a picture of Sydney's iconic Opera House. They have expressed concern about the influence on the local Islamic community of the magazine's extremist literature.
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PFI Website Very Tactful, Had No Sign Of Extremist Ideology: Officials
The website of the now-banned Popular Front of India (PFI) was a very tactful and well-thought out portal showing no inclination or support for extremist ideology, officials said on Thursday.
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Facebook, Instagram Banned by Russia on ‘Extremism’ Charges Amid Ukraine Crisis
A Moscow court banned Facebook and Instagram for what it deemed extremist activity in a case against their parent company, Meta.
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Bangladesh Blogger Seeks US Help As Threats Escalate
When Bangladeshi blogger and social activist Ashif Entaz Rabi hosted a TV talk show about a slaying of a publisher by Islamic extremists, he faced a torrent of threatening phone calls. He says young men with earpieces started loitering outside his workplace, and a militant website urged followers to "send this Ashif to Allah."
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Jailed Extremist Freed, Becomes FBI Informant
The way federal prosecutors told it, Jesse Morton was an inspiration for terrorists across the world. Through his Revolution Muslim website, they said, the New York City man provided justification for violence in the name of Islam, encouraged followers to support Osama bin Laden and advocated attacks on the writers of "South Park" in retaliation fo...
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19,000 Cyber Attacks in Last Week: France Cyber Defense Chief
In what France's cyber defense chief calls an unprecedented surge, about 19,000 French websites have suffered cyber attacks since a rampage by Islamic extremists left 20 dead in Paris last week.
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Expert says 10,000 extremist websites on the web
There are more than 10,000 extremist websites on the Internet compared to fewer than 100 countering them, an analyst Tuesday told a conference which stressed the need to rebut militant propaganda.
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New video shows Al Qaeda training ninjas
A new video posted on extremist websites linked to Al-Qaeda shows six masked assassins clad head to toe in black ninja-like outfits, and getting trained in firing pistols.
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Al Qaeda sites go silent in possible cyber attack
Al-Qaeda's main Internet sites have gone silent for more than a week in an unprecedented outage for the extremist network's online forums, analysts said Tuesday. The outage hit a number of online forums including two "flagship" sites, al-Fida and Shamukh al-Islam, which serve as a channel for Al-Qaeda forums, providing a stamp of approval for any a...
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Jail those who browse terror websites: Sarkozy
France's President proposed a sweeping new law that would jail those who visit extremist web sites -- one of several tough new measures floated in the wake of a murderous shooting spree.
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UK man jailed for calling for attacks on lawmakers
A man who posted messages on an Islamic extremist website calling on Muslims to attack British lawmakers has been jailed for 12 years.
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Sydney Opera House photo on Al Qaeda website
Police have cautioned Australians to be vigilant after an Al Qaeda-linked online magazine published a picture of Sydney's iconic Opera House. They have expressed concern about the influence on the local Islamic community of the magazine's extremist literature.
