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Tech Against Terrorism's insight and research cited in the media.

Terrorist Anders Breivik’s manifesto was listed for sale on Waterstones website

Investigators at Tech Against Terrorism, a UN-backed online counter-terrorism organisation, found the manifesto for sale on the Waterstones site,...

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The Times

We need a Five Eyes for AI to give us the safest and best tech

To make the most of these advanced technologies, governments will need to craft sophisticated prompts that may include sensitive information. They...

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Daily Mirror

UK far-right launch wave of transgender web hate in wake of Nashville shootings

Tech Against Terrorism executive director Adam Hadley said: “Following the horrific school shooting in Nashville, we have seen a rise in the...

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Video games simulate real terrorist attacks

A gaming platform enabled users to play as the original perpetrators, according to Tech Against Terrorism (Tat), a UN-backed group that counters...

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Google develops free terrorism moderation tool for smaller websites

Google is developing a free moderation tool that smaller websites can use to identify and remove terrorist material, as new legislation in the UK and...

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Ofcom ‘will get more power than spies’ to monitor apps

Tech against Terrorism, a UN-backed organisation that tackles online terrorism, believes that in practice Ofcom may not use the powers that much.

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Terrorists’ use of tech in West Africa must be contained

A recent workshop in Ghana organised by Tech Against Terrorism (TAT) laid out the expansive nature of online terrorist content in West Africa and...

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UN-backed tech group adds Taliban to list of terrorist organizations

The group, Tech Against Terrorism, added the Taliban, which has regained control of Afghanistan amid the pullout of U.S. forces, to its Terrorist...

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Why mass shooting videos keep spreading online even as tech giants try to stop them

Tech Against Terrorism, has said it would begin alerting individual tech companies when it finds copies of the Buffalo livestream or the document on...

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Time magazine

Social Media Companies Vowed To Stop Videos of Terror Attacks. Buffalo Showed They Have More Work To Do

Many versions of these videos had been edited—with added text or blurring or cropping—in apparent successful attempts to evade the platforms’...

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