Insights
Matilde GambaAbove the Battlefield: The Threat of UAVs in the Hands of VNAs
In 21st-century warfare, the loudest weapon may not be a missile, but rather the soft…
Manfredi PozzoliMurder of the Universe? Efilist Terrorism in Palm Springs
On the morning of 17 May 2025, a 25-year-old suspect carried out a suicide attack…
Rueben DassNascent Adoption: Emerging Tech Trends by Terrorists in Afghanistan and Pakistan
In the Afghanistan-Pakistan region’s evolving threat landscape, terrorist groups have been slow in adopting technologies…
GNET TeamThe Fifth Annual GNET Conference: A Summary of Key Takeaways
On Wednesday, 28 May, the Global Network on Extremism and Technology (GNET) hosted its Fifth…
Anda SoleaPrompted to Harm: Analysing the Pirkkala School Stabbing and Its Digital Manifesto
On 20 May 2025, a stabbing incident occurred at a school in the town of…
Jose AkmalMapping the Money Trail: The Evolution of Terrorist Financing Networks in Indonesia
Introduction Terrorist exploitation of digital financing is a technological, regulatory, and enforcement problem everywhere extremists…
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Following the violent attack on a #PalmSprings fertility clinic, evidence pointed to the attacker being an adherent to the obscure ideology of efilism.
Manfredi Pozzoli traces the attacker’s online footprint and this emerging threat.
Today, Abdul Basit and Rueben Dass explore how terrorist groups in the #Afghanistan-Pakistan region incorporate technologies in their operations, the threat they pose, and implications for the region’s security landscape.
On 28 May, GNET hosted its 5th Annual Conference.
We are pleased to publish an Insight & videos summarising the event, including identified research gaps & key policy takeaways.
Many thanks to @GIFCT_official, @VPNderadINT & all who attended & presented.