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Al-Qaeda online: understanding jihadist internet infrastructure / Brynjar Lia

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LIA Brynjar

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In: Jane's Intelligence Review Vol 18 No 1, Jan 2006, pp.14-19Summary: The online infrastructure of the global jihad has become both resilient and increasingly sophisticated. Its development cannot be seriously controlled without addrerssing considerable political, commercial and legal obstacles. This article examines current trends and looks at possible vulnerabilities in the online jihad system.

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The online infrastructure of the global jihad has become both resilient and increasingly sophisticated. Its development cannot be seriously controlled without addrerssing considerable political, commercial and legal obstacles. This article examines current trends and looks at possible vulnerabilities in the online jihad system.

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