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Terrorists Using YouTube Less, Still Value Google Drive, Dropbox: Report
The use of Google's YouTube as a destination from which to spread jihadi terrorist propaganda online is dramatically declining, according to an intelligence group that tracks online extremism.
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In "Unprecedented" Hiatus, ISIS Media Offline For A Day
The ISIS group's online propaganda channels went mysteriously quiet for more than a full day between Wednesday and Thursday, in what analysts said was an "unprecedented" silence.
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British Jihadi 'White Widow' Killed In US Drone Strike
Sally Jones, a British jihadi who recruited online for the ISIS terror group, has been killed in Syria by a US drone along with her 12-year-old son, The Sun newspaper reported on Thursday.
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ISIS Magazine Names June Attackers In Paris, Brussels
The group's monthly online magazine Rumiyah, issued on Thursday, named Abu Maysun al-Faransi as the man who rammed a car carrying weapons and explosives into a police van as it drove in a convoy down Paris's Champs Elysees on June 19.
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Indian-Origin Man Who Supported ISIS, Arrested For Lying In Application To Join US Army
An Indian-origin Muslim convert, who had voiced support for ISIS and had searched online for ways to join the terror group, has been arrested for making false statements on his applications to join the US military.
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In First Conviction Of ISIS Men In India, Two Sent To Jail For 7 Years
A court in Delhi today sentenced two men to seven years in jail after they pleaded guilty of conspiring to raise funds and recruiting people for ISIS. This was the first case conviction of sympathisers of the banned terror outfit in India.
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Self-Proclaimed ISIS Group, Say UP Cops - And Are Contradicted
Saifullah, the young man who was shot dead on the outskirts of Lucknow in a lengthy operation by commandos yesterday, was a "self-radicalised ISIS operative," the Uttar Pradesh police said today.
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2 Gujarat Men With Alleged ISIS Links Planned Attack On Saurashtra Temple, Arrested
Two men have been arrested from Rajkot and Bhavnagar in Gujarat for alleged links with the ISIS. This is the first time anyone having links to ISIS has been arrested in Gujarat, the investigators said. In the earlier cases, the people had been indoctrinated by ISIS videos uploaded online or the speeches of its leader founder Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi, a...
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Labelled 'Terrorist' At School, 10-Year-Old Swore Allegiance To ISIS
A 10-year-old schoolboy in the UK stood up in his class to pledge allegiance to the ISIS terror group after watching beheading videos online.
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Russia Says Raids Shut Down ISIS-Linked Internet Group
The Russian security agency said today it found weapons and explosives after raiding a string of locations in central Russia to shut down an online group spreading propaganda for ISIS terrorists.
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New Video Released Of Swiss Woman Abducted In Mali
An online monitor of ISIS groups says al-Qaeda's north Africa wing has released a new video of a Swiss woman taken hostage in Mali in January.
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Efforts To Counter ISIS Propaganda Bear Fruit, Experts Say
US authorities and Internet giants are boosting attempts to counter the ISIS group's online propaganda, though it is unclear how effective these efforts are in hampering the jihadists' public-relations machine.
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US Justice Department, Silicon Valley Discuss Online Extremism
The US Justice Department convened a meeting with social media companies and other groups on Wednesday to discuss ways to counter the use of cyberspace by militant extremist groups like ISIS and support strategic counter-messaging campaigns.
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ISIS Posts Pictures Of Egypt 'Spy' Beheadings
The Egyptian branch of the ISIS group has posted pictures online of what it says was the execution of two men caught spying for the army in the Sinai.
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US Widow Sues Twitter For Giving Voice To ISIS
Twitter is being sued by the widow of an American killed in Jordan who accuses the social media company of giving a voice to ISIS, adding to the pressure to crack down on online propaganda linked to terrorism.
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Terrorists Using YouTube Less, Still Value Google Drive, Dropbox: Report
The use of Google's YouTube as a destination from which to spread jihadi terrorist propaganda online is dramatically declining, according to an intelligence group that tracks online extremism.
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In "Unprecedented" Hiatus, ISIS Media Offline For A Day
The ISIS group's online propaganda channels went mysteriously quiet for more than a full day between Wednesday and Thursday, in what analysts said was an "unprecedented" silence.
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British Jihadi 'White Widow' Killed In US Drone Strike
Sally Jones, a British jihadi who recruited online for the ISIS terror group, has been killed in Syria by a US drone along with her 12-year-old son, The Sun newspaper reported on Thursday.
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ISIS Magazine Names June Attackers In Paris, Brussels
The group's monthly online magazine Rumiyah, issued on Thursday, named Abu Maysun al-Faransi as the man who rammed a car carrying weapons and explosives into a police van as it drove in a convoy down Paris's Champs Elysees on June 19.
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Indian-Origin Man Who Supported ISIS, Arrested For Lying In Application To Join US Army
An Indian-origin Muslim convert, who had voiced support for ISIS and had searched online for ways to join the terror group, has been arrested for making false statements on his applications to join the US military.
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In First Conviction Of ISIS Men In India, Two Sent To Jail For 7 Years
A court in Delhi today sentenced two men to seven years in jail after they pleaded guilty of conspiring to raise funds and recruiting people for ISIS. This was the first case conviction of sympathisers of the banned terror outfit in India.
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Self-Proclaimed ISIS Group, Say UP Cops - And Are Contradicted
Saifullah, the young man who was shot dead on the outskirts of Lucknow in a lengthy operation by commandos yesterday, was a "self-radicalised ISIS operative," the Uttar Pradesh police said today.
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2 Gujarat Men With Alleged ISIS Links Planned Attack On Saurashtra Temple, Arrested
Two men have been arrested from Rajkot and Bhavnagar in Gujarat for alleged links with the ISIS. This is the first time anyone having links to ISIS has been arrested in Gujarat, the investigators said. In the earlier cases, the people had been indoctrinated by ISIS videos uploaded online or the speeches of its leader founder Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi, a...
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Labelled 'Terrorist' At School, 10-Year-Old Swore Allegiance To ISIS
A 10-year-old schoolboy in the UK stood up in his class to pledge allegiance to the ISIS terror group after watching beheading videos online.
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Russia Says Raids Shut Down ISIS-Linked Internet Group
The Russian security agency said today it found weapons and explosives after raiding a string of locations in central Russia to shut down an online group spreading propaganda for ISIS terrorists.
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New Video Released Of Swiss Woman Abducted In Mali
An online monitor of ISIS groups says al-Qaeda's north Africa wing has released a new video of a Swiss woman taken hostage in Mali in January.
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Efforts To Counter ISIS Propaganda Bear Fruit, Experts Say
US authorities and Internet giants are boosting attempts to counter the ISIS group's online propaganda, though it is unclear how effective these efforts are in hampering the jihadists' public-relations machine.
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US Justice Department, Silicon Valley Discuss Online Extremism
The US Justice Department convened a meeting with social media companies and other groups on Wednesday to discuss ways to counter the use of cyberspace by militant extremist groups like ISIS and support strategic counter-messaging campaigns.
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ISIS Posts Pictures Of Egypt 'Spy' Beheadings
The Egyptian branch of the ISIS group has posted pictures online of what it says was the execution of two men caught spying for the army in the Sinai.
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US Widow Sues Twitter For Giving Voice To ISIS
Twitter is being sued by the widow of an American killed in Jordan who accuses the social media company of giving a voice to ISIS, adding to the pressure to crack down on online propaganda linked to terrorism.
