Terrorism adapts to modern technology from "summary" of The Future of Violence - Robots and Germs, Hackers and Drones by Benjamin Wittes,Gabriella Blum
The evolution of technology has fundamentally altered the landscape of terrorism. As new tools and techniques emerge, terrorist organizations are quick to adapt and exploit these advancements to further their agendas. The interconnected nature of the modern world provides terrorists with a wide range of opportunities to leverage technology in their operations. One key aspect of this adaptation is the use of social media and online platforms for recruitment, communication, and propaganda. Terrorist groups have harnessed the power of the internet to reach a global audience, disseminate their messages, and recruit new members. Social media platforms provide a low-cost, high-impact way for terrorists to spread fear and exert influence on a large scale. In addition to social media, terrorists have also taken advantage of encryption and anonymity to...
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