Sergey ElkindISIS’s Current Cyber Ambitions: Intent, Capabilities, and Threat
Read moreCyberattacks have long been an integral part of the global threat landscape, posing a persistent threat to government institutions and…
Aamir HayatISKPâs QR Codes and the Limits of Text-Based Monitoring
Read moreOn 1 July 2026, the US Treasuryâs Office of Foreign Assets Control added 134 cryptocurrency addresses (131 TRON and three…
Valdemar BalleNo More Edits: The Fagersta Attack and The True Crime Community in Scandinavia
Read moreOn 21 August 2026, 18-year-old Liam Nebel walked into Brinellskolan in Fagersta, wearing all black, with a helmet and mask,…
Dr Adriana MarinReconceptualising Makarenkoâs Continuum in the Digital Age: The Case of Hezbollah
Read moreThis Insight is part of GNETâs LatAm series, which looks at the crime-terror nexus in Latin America and the implications/risks for…
Rebecca FainbergNeither Terrorist nor Criminal: How Hybrid Actors Fall Through Platform Moderators
Read moreThis Insight is part of GNETâs LatAm series, which looks at the crime-terror nexus in Latin America and the implications/risks for…
Cecilia PolizziBlurred Lines: The Child Safety Gap in the Crime-Terror Nexus
Read moreThis Insight is part of GNETâs LatAm series, which looks at the crime-terror nexus in Latin America and the implications/risks for…
Matilde GambaFrom Kyiv to CuliacĂĄn: How Mexican Cartels Are Adapting Drone Warfare Lessons from Ukraine
Read moreThis Insight is part of GNETâs LatAm series, which looks at the crime-terror nexus in Latin America and the implications/risks for…
Dr. William AllchornBeyond the Ban Hammer: Building Resilience Against Youth Exploitation in Gaming Spaces
Read moreThis Insight was published as part of GIFCTâs Working Group on Gaming and Youth (GYWG). GIFCT Working Groups bring together experts…
Saddiq BashaThe Afterlife of the Tacloban Shooting: Nihilistic Violent Extremism in the Philippines
Read moreOn June 22, 2026, two students aged 14 and 15, identified by their aliases âNashâ and âRodâ, opened fire at…
Ashreet AcharyaFrom Kashmir to Reels: The Localisation of Jihadist Propaganda in Indian Digital Spaces
Read moreJihadist networks are targeting India by shifting from predominantly Kashmir-centric, Urdu-language long-form content toward Hindi and regional-language short-form videos on…
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