Cyber Warfare

Social Networking Intelligence Services – High Value Targets

Social network targeting, data collection, production, analysis and reporting is very much center stage at Treadstone 71.  Intelligence of any type must be applied if it is to be useful, and it needs to be actionable. In most cases, this implies that the intelligence has to be transmitted, communicated, shared and delivered with clear recommendations and opportunities to the client. Treadstone 71 integrates counterintelligence and cyber counterintelligence as extracted and analyzed from social networking and…

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Maqdisi “was in charge of recruiting suicide bombers Daash through social networking sites – Facebook and Twitter. العراق.. مقتل مسؤول التجنيد الخارجي لتنظيم “داعش” – العربية.نت | الصفحة الرئيسية

Iraq killing .. external recruitment officer for the organization, "Daash" Monday, 17 Muharram 1436 AH - November 10, 2014 AD Elements of Iraqi forces العراق.. مقتل مسؤول التجنيد الخارجي لتنظيم "داعش" - العربية.نت | الصفحة الرئيسية BAGHDAD - Jawad Hattab Security sources reported that it was able to charge for recruitment into the organization "Daash" during a security operation carried out in the village brave near Baiji spend in Salahuddin province, was killed. He revealed…

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Gaming as a Method for Jihadist Training – Treadstone 71

Back in September of 2011 not long after the 10th anniversary of 9/11, I was afforded an opportunity by Secureworld Expo to give a luncheon keynote on Online Gaming as a Method for Jihadist Training. The presentation had been sitting gathering dust for nearly two years prior to the keynote and has been sitting gathering more dust since the delivery in Santa Clara. Cyber Jihadists, the Taliban and other extremist organizations continue to hone their skills…

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#Jihad Layoff notice – Times are Tough All Over #AlQaeda to Cut at Least 5,000 jobs – Inspire 11

KABUL (Voice of Sharia - Inspire 11) -- Citing worldwide reaction to last week's terrorist attacks, multi-national terror network Al Qaeda announced Thursday that it would lay off 5,000 or more holy warriors. The "holy war" concern said the move was necessary because of an expected 20 percent fatwah reduction and cost and complexity of thwarting new airport and immigration security procedures, according to a statement broadcast on Afghanistan's Voice of Sharia radio. "This is,…

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