Centro de Documentação da PJ
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Staying alive [Recurso eletrónico] : the indonesian pro-IS community's online resilience and the 'lone actor' threat in 2025 / Jordan Newton
Counter Terrorist Trends and Analyses, Vol. 17, n. 3 (April 2025), p. 1-10
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EXTREMISMO, JIHAD ISLÂMICA, REDE SOCIAL, INTERNET, PREVENÇÃO CRIMINAL, INDONÉSIA
Indonesian Islamic State (IS) supporters' small but stubbornly resilient online presence is evolving and underpinning new terrorist plots. Despite years of counter terrorism pressure, IS supporters are back on mainstream platforms, like Facebook, and embedding themselves in broader local, national and international conversations online. Pro-IS redoubts online, coupled with the growing use of emerging technologies, like cryptocurrencies, digital marketplaces and generative artificial intelligence (AI), will help incubate more IS 'self-radicalised' or 'inspired' plots in the future. Counter terrorism authorities will have difficult decisions to make about how to best mitigate this threat as they juggle priorities in the face of budget cuts over the coming years.
