The Global Network on Extremism and Technology (GNET) is the academic research arm of the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism (GIFCT) and aims to better understand the ways in which terrorists use technology.
The Global Network on Extremism and Technology (GNET) is the academic research arm of the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism (GIFCT) and aims to better understand the ways in which terrorists use technology.
Insights
- Aug212024
Baqiyah Boards of Pinterest Province Part II: A Walkthrough Down Wilayah Pinterest Lane
Introduction This is the second part of a two-part examination of pro-IS accounts and content…
Meili Criezis - Aug192024
Pinterest Province: Islamic State Content On Image Boards
Introduction Insightful research has examined how Islamic State media and pro-Islamic State supporters navigate a…
Meili Criezis - Aug162024
“Dead society”: Tracing the Online Dimension of a Militant Accelerationist-Inspired Attack in Turkey
Content warning: This Insight contains mentions of suicide and terrorist violence. Introduction An assailant injured…
Arthur Bradley - Aug142024
Proselytism to Provocation: Anjem Choudary’s life in Salafi-Jihadist Activism
Introduction The British public’s first real introduction to Anjem Choudary was as a supporting cast…
Liam Duffy - Aug122024
“Our content is intended to be satirical”: Parody Accounts, Memes, and Antisemitism Post 7/10
Introduction The massacre committed by Hamas on 7 October 2023 caused profound shock and distress…
Sabrina Tripodi - Aug092024
Española: Russia’s Far-Right Hooligan Militia and Its Online Activities
Introduction In a Mariupol football field, a video cut with Russian-language punk rock shows a…
Peter Smith - Aug072024
A Hashtag Perspective: Examining ISIS Supporter Activities on Twitter in Türkiye between 2019 and 2022
Note 1: This Insight has been prepared as part of a project supported by the…
Ahmet Yiğitalp Tulga - Aug052024
Corecore: a TikTok Trend as Initiation to Incel Ideology
Introduction Corecore is a trend that gained popularity in 2022 on TikTok. Each video in…
Noa Rusnak - Jul312024
‘Islamic Republic of France’: AI and the Spreading of Islamophobic Conspiracy Theories Around the French Parliamentary Elections
Introduction In the wake of the recent European elections, Emmanuel Macron stunned the continent following…
Piotr Marczynski - Jul292024
Gaining Steam: Far-Right Radicalisation on Gaming Platforms
Introduction In the entertainment industry, gaming has become the most profitable business, surpassing both music…
Shiraz Shaikh - Jul252024
Racists Ridicule ‘Zion Don’ After Foiled Assassination
Content Warning: This Insight contains antisemitic, racist, and hateful imagery. Introduction Given right-wing extremists’ love…
Dr. Bethan Johnson - Jul242024
13 Years On: The Enduring Influence of Breivik’s Manifesto on Far-Right Terror
Introduction On 22 July 2011, Anders Breivik carried out the deadliest terrorist attack in Norway’s…
Joshua Molloy
Reports
![Transmisogyny, Colonialism and Online Anti‐Trans Activism Following Violent Extremist Attacks in the US and EU](https://gnet-research.org/wp-content/themes/atelier/images/default-thumb.png)
Transmisogyny, Colonialism and Online Anti‐Trans Activism Following Violent Extremist Attacks in the US and EU
![Going Dark: The Inverse Relationship between Online and On-the-Ground Pre-offence Behaviours in Targeted Attackers](https://gnet-research.org/wp-content/themes/atelier/images/default-thumb.png)
Going Dark: The Inverse Relationship between Online and On-the-Ground Pre-offence Behaviours in Targeted Attackers
![The “Webification” of Jihadism: Trends in the Use of Online Platforms, Before and After Attacks by Violent Extremists in Nigeria](https://gnet-research.org/wp-content/themes/atelier/images/default-thumb.png)