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Using the Internet to recruit terrorists

The internet has given rise to a new form of terrorism: cyber-jihad, but also a new type of Islamist terrorist: the lone wolf jihads, who radicalize themselves by ingesting hard core Jihadist content on web sites and social networks.

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