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Intelligence challenges in tracking terrorist internet fund transfer activities.

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INTERNET -- TERRORIST

In: International Journal of Intelligence and Counterintelligence Vol.20, No. 2, Summer 2007, pp 327-343 (117)Summary: The internet provides a convenient conduit to produce read, and critique vast amounts of information. Open source intelligence now a mainstay of the proliferation of the internet. This article highlights the current state of cyber intelligence collection techniques, cyber terrorists, social and political challenges.

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The internet provides a convenient conduit to produce read, and critique vast amounts of information. Open source intelligence now a mainstay of the proliferation of the internet. This article highlights the current state of cyber intelligence collection techniques, cyber terrorists, social and political challenges.

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