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Masood Azhar Forms Jaish's Women Brigade Months After Loss In Op Sindoor
Pakistan-based terrorist group Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), which suffered a crippling blow during Operation Sindoor, has stepped up efforts to revive its footprint, including in India, and announced the formation of its first ever women's wing.
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Woman, 76, Loses 43 Lakh, Scamsters Said Her Number Used In Pahalgam Plan
In yet another case of scamsters targeting senior citizens, a 76-year-old woman from Noida was duped of Rs 43 lakh after the fraudsters told her that her number had been used for funding of terrorist activities, including the Pahalgam attack
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Twitter Says Its Controls Are Weeding Out Users Advocating Extremist Content
Twitter said it had removed 299,649 accounts in the first half of this year for the "promotion of terrorism", a 20 percent decline from the previous six months.
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Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter, YouTube Form Global Working Group to Combat Terror Content
The companies said they would share technical solutions for removing terrorist content, commission research, and work more with counter-terrorism experts.
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Facebook Is Using AI to Make the Social Network a 'Hostile Place for Terrorists'
Britain's interior ministry welcomed Facebook's efforts but said technology companies needed to go further.
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Swiss Intelligence Monitoring Online Activity Of 400 Suspected Terrorists
Swiss authorities were monitoring the social media activity of about 400 possible terrorists who might pose a security threat, the NDB federal intelligence service said on Monday.
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Find Ways to End Terror Activities on Internet, White House Tells Tech Companies
Stating that terrorist outfits like al Qaeda and ISIS are using the internet and social media to radicalise people, the White House has urged technology companies to come out with ways to end what it described as "terrorist safe havens in cyber space".
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US Senate Bill Would Make Social Media Report 'Terrorist Activity'
Social media operators such as Twitter, Facebook and YouTube would have to notify federal authorities of online "terrorist activity," according to the text of a bill approved by the U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee and seen by Reuters on Wednesday.
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Masood Azhar Forms Jaish's Women Brigade Months After Loss In Op Sindoor
Pakistan-based terrorist group Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), which suffered a crippling blow during Operation Sindoor, has stepped up efforts to revive its footprint, including in India, and announced the formation of its first ever women's wing.
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Woman, 76, Loses 43 Lakh, Scamsters Said Her Number Used In Pahalgam Plan
In yet another case of scamsters targeting senior citizens, a 76-year-old woman from Noida was duped of Rs 43 lakh after the fraudsters told her that her number had been used for funding of terrorist activities, including the Pahalgam attack
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Twitter Says Its Controls Are Weeding Out Users Advocating Extremist Content
Twitter said it had removed 299,649 accounts in the first half of this year for the "promotion of terrorism", a 20 percent decline from the previous six months.
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Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter, YouTube Form Global Working Group to Combat Terror Content
The companies said they would share technical solutions for removing terrorist content, commission research, and work more with counter-terrorism experts.
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Facebook Is Using AI to Make the Social Network a 'Hostile Place for Terrorists'
Britain's interior ministry welcomed Facebook's efforts but said technology companies needed to go further.
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Swiss Intelligence Monitoring Online Activity Of 400 Suspected Terrorists
Swiss authorities were monitoring the social media activity of about 400 possible terrorists who might pose a security threat, the NDB federal intelligence service said on Monday.
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Find Ways to End Terror Activities on Internet, White House Tells Tech Companies
Stating that terrorist outfits like al Qaeda and ISIS are using the internet and social media to radicalise people, the White House has urged technology companies to come out with ways to end what it described as "terrorist safe havens in cyber space".
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US Senate Bill Would Make Social Media Report 'Terrorist Activity'
Social media operators such as Twitter, Facebook and YouTube would have to notify federal authorities of online "terrorist activity," according to the text of a bill approved by the U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee and seen by Reuters on Wednesday.
