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Insights

  • Nov042025

    The Attention Window: Online Ecosystems of Rage, Mobilisation, and Extremist Narratives Following the Heaton Park Synagogue Attack

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    On 2 October 2025, all eyes turned to the shocking events unfolding at a synagogue in Manchester, United Kingdom. The…

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  • Nov032025

    Climate Catastrophe: Militants’ Manipulation of Climate Narratives in Pakistan

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    Pakistan has faced the devastating impacts of climate change in recent years, with flash floods between June and October this…

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  • Oct302025

    Islamic State Information Technology: The New “Security Tips Series” of Electronic Horizon Foundation

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    In 2020, at the launch of its first “Supporter’s Security Magazine” on the pro-IS Rocket.Chat server, the Electronic Horizon Foundation…

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  • Oct282025

    Youth Radicalisation in the Gaming Sphere: An Exploration of Identity-Based Hate and Extremist Content on Roblox

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    This Insight was published as part of GIFCT’s Working Group on Addressing Youth Radicalization and Mobilization. GIFCT Working Groups bring…

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  • Oct242025

    Closing the Enforcement Gap: AI, Illicit Liquidity, and the Next Phase of Counter-Terrorist Finance

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    This Insight is published to coincide with Global Media and Information Literacy Week to highlight positive interventionist technology tools in…

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  • Oct232025

    Malicious Use of AI and the Race to Respond: Innovation, Regulation, and Risk

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    Terrorist and Violent Extremist (TVE) actors are known as early adopters of emerging technologies. There is growing evidence that TVEs…

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  • Oct202025

    ICERAID: Surveillance, Vigilantism, and Crypto-Rewards

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    Over the last several years, extremist and terrorist groups have begun using cryptocurrencies in a myriad of operational capacities.      …

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  • Oct152025

    Everyday Extremism: Molka, Nth Room, and the Infrastructure of Digital Misogyny

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    Digital sex crimes such as South Korea’s molka (hidden camera) phenomenon and the Nth Room case are frequently described as…

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  • Oct132025

    Light of Darkness: An Analysis of ISKP’s Digital Handbook

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    The digital bulletin, Light of Darkness, was originally conceived as a supplementary component to Voice of Khurasan and has gradually…

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  • Oct082025

    Symbols and Scripts: Firearms as Artefacts of Extremist Violence

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    On 10 September 2025, in Orem, Utah, right-wing political commentator Charlie Kirk was shot and killed. Investigators later reported that…

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