Evstifeeva Natalia Alexandrovna
ABSTRACT
This article focuses on the ongoing challenge of countering the use of the Internet by terrorist and extremist organizations. The article considers, in particular, the methodology of the Web content monitoring that aims to address the above issue as well as the first results obtained during its approbation at the Chair of Financial Monitoring of the NRNU MEPHI. The prospects for the utilization of the results are also provided.
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- Approbation of the methodology for web monitoring of terrorism- and extremism-related content
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