Insights
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…
Dr Yannick Veilleux-LepageGuns by Drone: The Rise of Drone-Assisted Firearm Smuggling on Israel’s Southern Border
Introduction Israel has witnessed a sharp uptick in a previously rare tactic: the use of…
Dr. William AllchornCritical World Events: Extremist Misinformation Networks and Narratives in Times of Crisis
Introduction Global crises, such as COVID-19, produce societal instability and can create a fertile ground…
Abraham Ename MinkoInside Boko Haram’s Wallet: Digital Pathways to Terrorist Financing in Nigeria
Introduction Over the past two-plus decades, the intersection of terrorism and modern technology has significantly…
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Today, @AndaIulia provides an overview of the recent stabbing attack in #Pirkkala, Finland. She analyses the perpetrator’s alleged manifesto and its links to misogynistic incel ideology, as well as the role of Generative AI in crafting the document.
📅 Join us on Thursday, July 3rd at 16:00 BST / 11:00 EST for our webinar, ‘The AI Faultline: Extremist Innovation, Jailbreaking, and P/CVE Opportunities.'
For more details and to register, please follow the link below ⤵️
https://gnet-research.org/event/gnet-webinar-the-ai-faultline-extremist-innovation-jailbreaks-and-the-dual-use-for-p-cve/
In today's Insight, Mochammad Jose Akmal explores how terrorist groups exploit #Indonesia’s digital landscape to fund operations more securely and indirectly than ever before.