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The ISIS Cyber Jihad

This e-book begins with an update of four chapters on the communication (not only) of ISIS o-line, in light of the military and geopolitical developments of recent months and the (many) new documents that have emerged and collected. The next question we asked ourselves is quite simple and started from some assumptions: the extraordinary network branching of activists and supporters, the presence of a real global network, the knowledge of sophisticated cryptographic systems, the know-how of the CD. "Syrian electronic army" (one of the best global hacker networks) and many connected networks we have tried to map. We wondered how this whole network, as well as for propaganda, could be used for some specific activities: cell financing abroad and money displacement, and logistics organization. The following survey tells about what I found and links up with global recycling and counterfeiting networks. As I have specified "in this public version of this part of the research I will deliberately omit some passages: this is an investigation with the aim of describing and contributing to explaining a phenomenon and a system (one of the systems) of financing and above all of displacement of money in a very difficult way to be traced through an experience - in this case direct and personal - and does not want to be a vademecum for anyone, nor an invitation "to do the same". Another reason for the omissions is to prevent the disclosure of certain information, active contacts, could in any way and form undermine the work of investigation and investigation of who is in charge of this task and for this reason the full material has been made available to institutional subjects in charge of national and international security investigations. Precisely for this reason I avoided reporting direct contacts, exchanging emails, accounts and telephone numbers - just as they are "blacked out" in the attached images. 1. Isis, from a "liquid" state to a territorial organization 2. A battle for fundamentalist identity hegemony 3. The "flash

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