Collaborate Disseminate
Draft EU legislation, due out next month, will likely incorporate a one-hour takedown window for extremist content flagged by law enforcement. Continue reading Social networks to be fined for hosting terrorist content
As the administrator of a Tor exit node, it could have been anyone who used his IP address. Continue reading Tor exit node admin acquitted of aiding terrorism
An ISIS follower tried to radicalize hundreds of strangers worldwide, until one of his targets captured the messages and gave them to police. Continue reading ISIS recruiter caught by Facebook screenshot
And it won’t rule out forcing big companies like Google and Facebook to use it. Continue reading New AI technology used by UK government to fight extremist content
Earlier this year, China announced a crackdown on VPNs and proxy services in the country and made it mandatory for all VPN providers and leased cable lines operators to have a license from the government in order to use such services.
Now, Russia is a… Continue reading Russia Bans Proxy Services And VPNs To Purge Extremist Content
According to a Motherboard analysis of over 150 videos shared in pro-Islamic State groups, while YouTube is quick to remove offending clips in some cases, the social network is still making serious errors in policing extremist content. Continue reading YouTube Regularly Leaves Islamic State Videos Up for Days, Weeks
‘Up to 15%’ of Twitter accounts are bots posting spam, propaganda and fake news and driving away advertisers and investors – but social media firms are fighting back Continue reading Rise of the Twitterbots increases pressure on Twitter chief Dorsey
Third parties say that Islamic State traffic on Twitter has plummeted by 45% over the past 2 years. Continue reading Twitter takes down 235K extremist accounts
Rules give legal certainty to unit tackling online terrorist propaganda, extremism. Continue reading Eurocops get new cyber powers to hunt down terrorists, criminals