‘Fighting age males’ and coded swastikas: How the far-right is using gaming to recruit the next generation of Nazis Far right actors have used gaming to recruit youngsters for some time but experts say they are increasingly using codes and imagery to avoid moderation. Far-right groups are increasingly using coded language and imagery on gaming platforms to bypass content moderators and radicalise young people, experts have warned. Extremists use gaming as an initial place of a bonding before directing young people to platforms like Telegram and Discord where the content becomes more overtly ideological and racist. The phrase “fighting age males” and words like “invaders” are often used by far-right groups like Britain First and Patriotic Alternative to depict asylum seekers and refugees as security threats. Experts say both groups are active in online gaming and streaming. Academics spoke to The Ferret following revelations that Scotland’s terrorism prevention programme witnessed a record number of referrals last year – with the highest proportion made over far right concerns. There were 162 referrals in 2024/25, an increase of 42 per cent compared to the previous year – and 38 per cent related to extreme right wing concerns. There are also fears that more teenagers could be groomed online due to rising youth unemployment in the UK. ar right groups recruit online and British and US intelligence agencies have previously warned that extremists exploit the gaming environment to target young people. Call of Duty, a first-person military shooter game, has been used by far-right groups as a recruiting tool for teenage gamers, as has Minecraft, an “open world’ creative building game often played by younger children. Both games have millions of online players. Online gaming involves interactive gameplay with real-time conversations, often anonymously, creating relationships among users that might not exist in the real world and experts warn this environment provides opportunities for groups to target young people who may be susceptible to extremist messaging. (…) The proscribed neo-Nazi terror group Atomwaffen Division is also believed to target gamers. In 2018, the BBC revealed it had found several individuals in the UK corresponding with its members over Discord, an online gaming chat platform. They launched their own group known as Sonnenkrieg Division, which was later proscribed. It was linked to the now banned System Resistance Network, which was active in Dundee, as reported by The Ferret. “They’re looking out for individuals that might be expressing grievances, young people that might align with their ideology,” Allchorn said. “They’re inhabiting spaces, usually with an anonymised profile, using language that they know won’t trigger automated moderation.” Code words used include “great replacement” which alludes to a conspiracy theory and “14” or “14 words” which is numeric shorthand tied to a white supremacist slogan. Hidden symbols to circumvent banned words that would be picked up by automated moderation tools, Allchorn added, including symbols stitched together to represent a swastika. They’re looking out for individuals that might be expressing grievances, young people that might align with their ideology. They’re inhabiting spaces, usually with an anonymised profile, using language that they know won’t trigger automated moderation. — Dr William Allchorn, Anglia Ruskin University After initial contact in gaming spaces, conversations frequently move to encrypted apps, where explicit white supremacist propaganda appears. “The gaming space functions as the discovery layer,” Allchorn said, adding that the “ideological consolidation” occurs in private channels on platforms like Discord where conversations shift toward grievance narratives including migration, cultural replacement, masculinity, and anti-LGBT rhetoric. via TheFerret: ‘Fighting age males’ and coded swastikas: How the far-right is using gaming to recruit the next generation of Nazis

‘Fighting age males’ and coded swastikas: How the far-right is using gaming to recruit the next generation of Nazis Far right actors have used gaming to recruit youngsters for some time but exp...

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Neo Nazi death cult telling kids to stab people in the street and self-harm – #terror #764 #TheCom #NLM Sinister gangs are luring children online and grooming them to carry out violent acts in the real world. Sick-minded gangs of neo-Nazis are targeting British teenagers in their bedrooms and grooming them online to commit horrific crimes in the street. Disturbing evidence has emerged of teenagers carrying out knife attacks while live-streaming the rampages online at the bidding of shadowing figures who they met in cyberspace. Sadistic cults are growing at an alarming rate online, with one known as No Lives Matter (NLM) reportedly recruiting hundreds of members since it was established in 2020. Dutch investigators also found links between NLM and a Satanic paedophile ring called 764, which is run by evil predators who abuse girls as young as 11. The horror gangs recruit teenagers to do their bidding by luring them through online games and forums, before grooming and blackmailing the youngsters using encrypted apps such as the Telegram messaging service. (…) “These groups are not lurking on the dark web, they exist in the same online world and platforms young people use on a daily basis. It is especially concerning to see the impact this is having on young girls who are often groomed into hurting themselves and in some cases, even encouraged to attempt suicide.” (…) Police found documents of a 764 nature belonging to Cameron Finnigan, 19, who was jailed last January for plotting to kill a homeless man. Sick Finnigan, who was also convicted for encouraging a young Italian woman to livestream herself ending her life, told police in interview he was only worried about if “I got caught”. NCA officers found six Category A child sex abuse images and a video on Finnigan’s computer. A trend all too common with 764 members. In Sweden a 14-year-old boy livestreamed several horror knife attacks and assaults in the capital Stockholm in 2024. Videos of his senseless rampage were posted to NLM and 764 Telegram channels. In fact it was the posting of the stabbings he carried out, which injured eight people, that helped police track down the teenager. However, even at 14, the boy was below Sweden’s age of criminal responsibility at the time and so could not be criminally charged. He was instead ordered to pay “substantial damages”, The Sun reports. In Britain, the age of criminal responsibility in England, Wales and Northern Ireland is 10 years old, in Scotland the age a child can be charged with a crime is 12. via express: Neo Nazi death cult telling kids to stab people in the street and self-harm

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I’ve Tracked Terrorist Networks for Decades. I’ve Never Seen Anything Like #764 – #terror In 2021, a fifteen-year-old in a small Texas town started something from his bedroom. He’d dropped out of school. He spent his days online, deep into violence and gore. He found others like him and built a network. He named it after his ZIP code: 764. Within two years, it had spread to every continent. Members – a lot of them teenagers – were finding kids as young as nine on Minecraft and Roblox. They’d befriend them, earn their trust, then trap them. They forced children to hurt themselves on camera. To hurt animals. To do things I’m not going to describe here. That kid from Texas is serving eighty years now. But 764 didn’t stop. It splintered and kept growing. The FBI currently has over 300 active cases in the U.S. – investigations running in every single field office across the country. They’re looking at more than 350 people tied to the network. Worldwide, authorities believe there are thousands of victims. Arrests connected to groups like 764 jumped nearly 500% in 2025 compared to 2024. The FBI ranks 764 as a “tier one” threat. That’s the same level as ISIS. Last year, Canada became the first country to officially call 764 a terrorist organization. Not a crime ring. Not predators. Terrorists. I ran the State Department’s programs against violent extremism. I’ve studied how terrorist groups find and recruit people for most of my career. Canada got this one right. (…) 764 doesn’t stumble onto victims. They go looking for specific kinds of kids. Depressed kids. Lonely ones. Kids who get picked on at school. Kids who cut themselves or post about wanting to disappear. They hunt for these signs in Discord servers, on Roblox, in Minecraft – places your kid probably hangs out. When they find someone, they’re patient. They don’t ask for anything. They just show up. They say “I get it” and “you’re not crazy” and “I’ve been there.” If you’re a thirteen-year-old who feels invisible, having someone actually listen? That hits different. Weeks go by. Maybe months. They share darker stuff. Normalize it. Then they ask for a photo – something the kid wouldn’t want anyone to see. Once they have that, everything changes. “Send more or we show everyone.” Most blackmail is about money. Not 764. They want content. They make kids film themselves getting hurt. Humiliated. Some get pushed toward suicide attempts—on camera, while the network watches. One mother told investigators her daughter carved a screen name into her arm with a razor blade. When she finished, the guy on the other end told her he loved her. Her daughter said it back. Victims Become Recruiters Here’s what turns 764 from a bunch of predators into an actual network. Members earn status by producing “content.” The worse the content, the higher they climb. They keep files on their victims – records of what they made them do—and trade them like trophies. Kids who started as victims become perpetrators because that’s how you move up. In Connecticut, a former honor roll student got caught up in 764. She ended up making bomb threats against her own school – threats phoned in by someone overseas who she thought was her friend. When police searched her devices, they found abuse images, photos of self-harm, and pictures of her paying tribute to the network. Her mom told ABC News, that “It was very difficult to process, because we didn’t raise her to engage in that kind of activity.” That’s the thing. Nobody raises their kid for this. These children get found, groomed, trapped, and turned. One researcher put it simply, “The most horrendous part is it’s minors doing this to minors.” This Is Terrorism I know – it sounds like the worst kind of predator ring. So why call it terrorism? Because it works exactly like the terrorist networks I’ve tracked for years. Find someone in pain. Give them a worldview that makes sense of that pain. Then get them to act on it. 764 finds broken kids and tells them the world deserves to burn. That cruelty is honesty. That hurting people is power. The ideology underneath is simple: chaos for its own sake. No political demands. No territory. Just destruction as the point. Then they turn victims into recruiters – kids climb the ranks by trapping other kids. The ones who got groomed become the groomers. And it doesn’t stay online. Last July, a 764 member in Minnesota stabbed a woman twenty times. In Germany, authorities arrested someone connected to the network on over 120 charges — including murder. In Finland, police are investigating whether two teen suicides are linked to 764. The network shares guides on how to plan real-world attacks. This isn’t abuse that sometimes leads to terrorism. It’s a terrorism pipeline that uses child abuse as its on-ramp. via thecipherbrief: I’ve Tracked Terrorist Networks for Decades. I’ve Never Seen Anything Like 764

I’ve Tracked Terrorist Networks for Decades. I’ve Never Seen Anything Like #764 – #terror In 2021, a fifteen-year-old in a small Texas town started something from his bedroom. He’d dropped ...

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Deepfake image creation tools found across search engines and social media A recent study by ISD, covered by 404 Media, found that searches on Google, Yahoo and Bing for terms like “deepnude,” “nudify,” and “undress app” led users straight to tools for creating non-consensual sexually explicit images (SIIA) within the first 20 results. The research examined 31 websites offering these tools, which together drew over 21 million monthly visits. Social media platforms—including X, Reddit, Bluesky, YouTube, Tumblr, Instagram and Facebook—were found to host 410,592 mentions of these tools and websites, with X accounting for more than 70% of the activity, over a five-year period. Much of the activity was from bots. “A large volume of traffic appeared to be inorganic, based on the repetitive style of the usernames, the uniformity of posts, and the uniformity of profile pictures,” co-author Anne Craanen told 404 Media. “Nevertheless, this activity remains concerning, as its volume is likely to attract new users to these tools, which can be employed for activities that are illegal in several contexts.” via isd: Deepfake image creation tools found across search engines and social media siehe auch: The ecosystem of nonconsensual intimate deepfake tools online. This Dispatch explores an ecosystem of users on adult discussion forums, search engines, 4chan and X (formerly Twitter) which promotes and sells access to tools for creating “deepfakes”—sexualised or explicit images overwhelmingly of women and, increasingly, minors. Synthetic intimate image abuse (SIIA) has received years of media attention and public outcry, but sites promoting these tools continue to receive millions of monthly visits. Tackling this issue on a larger scale than individual posts, tools and users is necessary for an ecosystem which maintains massive and enduring reach despite moderation efforts. Rather, this Dispatch envisions an approach that considers the life cycle of SIIA media, aiming to mitigate harm not after it is distributed, but at the point when tools to create it are first sought. Understanding the accessibility of SIIA-creation tools is key to effectively limiting widespread and high-impact harms. As of May, our analysis found 31 active SIIA tools easily discoverable on X, 4chan and common search engines. These tools can create realistic, explicit deepfakes from a single photo with the potential for social exclusion, job discrimination, and debilitating emotional stress for victims–especially those in public positions—and in some cases has led to death by suicide. Even when tools are removed, new versions are quickly uploaded (often trading off the notoriety of now defunct products). This Dispatch concludes with an analysis of proposed European and North American policies to combat SIIA tools. It recommends greater content-removal efforts on large platforms such as X and 4chan, and the removal of websites which host SIIA tools from search results. It also considers the banning of nudification apps in the first place.

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Sick #satanic neo-Nazi group linked to horror crimes in the UK – #terror #O9A Violent satanic neo-Nazi group Order of Nine Angles has been linked to horrific crimes in the UK and around the world – including child abuse, terrorist plots and encouraging self-harm. A former Brit school actor who claimed to have made a pact with a ‘red-horned devil’ is only the latest product of a terrifying satanic neo-Nazi group convicted of horror crimes in Britain and around the world. Declan George Candiani, 26, was stopped by counter-terrorism police at Stansted Airport as he attempted to go on holiday to Finland with his girlfriend in August last year. On seeing the contents of his phone, officers arrested him and searched the home he shared with his mum in Streatham, south-west London. An examination of his devices revealed a huge cache of extremist content which included “manifestos” of mass killers – and material linked to the satanist group Order of Nine Angles (O9A). Since its beginnings as an obscure sect in 1970s, the O9A has grown into a loose extremist network with adherents across the globe, combining neo-Nazi beliefs about racial superiority with bizarre occult and satanic imagery. Famous serial killers, such as Moors Murderer Ian Brady, are often idolised by members who praise their commitment to violence. O9A followers believe that racial equality, human rights, democracy, are ‘unnatural forces’ that prevent the Aryan race from taking over the world – and eventually outer space – and must therefore be destroyed through rituals, sexual abuse, and activities designed to spark disorder. via mirror: Sick satanic neo-Nazi group linked to horror crimes in the UK

Sick #satanic neo-Nazi group linked to horror crimes in the UK – #terror #O9A Violent satanic neo-Nazi group Order of Nine Angles has been linked to horrific crimes in the UK and around the world...

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Russian Neo-Nazis Group Launch Photo Contest With Killed Ukrainian POWs – #Rusich A Russian neo-Nazi paramilitary group fighting alongside the Russian Armed Forces has publicly announced a contest encouraging the killing of Ukrainian prisoners of war. According to multiple open-source intelligence reports and media coverage, members of the Rusich Sabotage and Assault Reconnaissance Group (DShRG Rusich) have invited others to submit photographic evidence of executed Ukrainian POWs, offering cryptocurrency rewards in exchange. The announcement was made via Rusich’s social media channel on November 16, 2025. In the post, the group wrote: “The first three people to send photos in front of clearly eliminated POWs will receive a monetary reward in cryptocurrency from DShRG Rusich.” The post included an image showing what appeared to be a Rusich fighter standing in front of dead individuals, described in the caption as Ukrainian prisoners. The image’s authenticity has not been independently verified. Participants were asked to submit photographs anonymously and were promised publication of their images on Rusich’s channels. The group added: “This is how the army of victors poses, not losers.” DShRG Rusich is a Russian paramilitary group composed of neo-Nazi extremists with a documented history of participating in wars in Ukraine and Syria. The group has been linked to systemic violations of international humanitarian law. As noted by the OSINT group Molfar, Rusich has operated at least two combat units and previously maintained a training facility near Saint Petersburg as of late 2022. via united24media: Russian Neo-Nazis Group Launch Photo Contest With Killed Ukrainian POWs

Russian Neo-Nazis Group Launch Photo Contest With Killed Ukrainian POWs – #Rusich A Russian neo-Nazi paramilitary group fighting alongside the Russian Armed Forces has publicly announced a cont...

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#Halifax police arrest youth allegedly connected to #764, a group that targets children on platforms like #Minecraft, #Roblox – #terror The investigation highlights dangers of violent online networks for youth. Halifax Regional Police have arrested a youth in connection with participation in a violent online extremist group. Article content The arrest follows an investigation that began in May by the HRP/RCMP Integrated Child Exploitation Unit. Article content Article content According to a news release from HRP issued Tuesday, the youth was an active member of an online group named 764, a subgroup of the broader Com Network, and faces multiple child pornography charges. Article content Article content These virtual communities “promote and glorify serious violence and cruelty,” according to the release. They operate worldwide on mainstream social media platforms and gaming apps and are not confined to the dark web or hard-to-reach parts of the internet. At a news conference Tuesday, Halifax Regional Police Chief Don MacLean emphasized that these groups “operate in plain sight through the chat features on very common online social media and gaming apps.” Article content Members of these groups then form connections with other young people in order to groom them. Article content RCMP Sgt. Danielle Pollock of the Internet Child Exploitation Unit described 764 as an online network “whose purpose is nothing more than to cause chaos amongst other youth.” Article content Police cautioned that victims can be manipulated into sharing or live-streaming intimate images, acts of self-harm, violence against others, child pornography and animal cruelty. MacLean said parents need to watch out for signs of self-harm, such as cutting or carving, on their children’s bodies. Article content Article content The investigation revealed that popular platforms like Discord, Telegram, Minecraft and Roblox were used in the communications with youths. via chronicleherald: Halifax police arrest youth allegedly connected to 764, a group that targets children on platforms like Minecraft, Roblox siehe auch: Q&A: What you should know about 764, the online extremist group driven by ‘harm and chaos’ Violent online groups like 764 have become ‘very dangerous’ and ‘persistent’ threats, says expert. 764 and its related groups draw inspiration from a satanic neo-Nazi movement called the Order of Nine Angles (O9A). (CBC) Social Sharing X Email Reddit LinkedIn A Halifax-area teenager facing child pornography charges in relation to an online extremist group made a brief appearance Thursday in Nova Scotia youth court. The 16-year-old boy is scheduled to return to court on Nov. 20 for election and plea. Police said this week the youth is alleged to be a member of the group 764, whose members coerce children into harming themselves and others, including engaging in sexual activity on camera. CBC News spoke with Matt Kriner, the executive director of the Institute for Countering Digital Extremism, to find out more about 764. The institute is a think-tank and consulting group that combats violent extremism and develops counterterrorism strategies in co-operation with police forces around the world. This interview has been edited for length and clarity. What is 764? 764 is a predominantly digital network that has occurred online and engages in a lot of really egregious harms that are driven in part by a violent extremist ideology, but in part by a desire to inflict as much harm and chaos in society and upon other individuals. How big a problem is this group? This network has become the dominant brand within a larger ecosystem of what’s often referred to as the Com or community where extortions and doxings [compiling and releasing someone’s personal information] and swattings [making a crank call to emergency services in effort to dispatch armed police officers to an address] are a very common occurrence. So this ecosystem is very dangerous. It’s turned itself into quite a persistent threat that has challenged law enforcement globally in countering its rise.

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Kinderen worden afgeperst en aangezet tot automutilatie of zelfs moord: in deze chatgroepen worden de meest sadistische beelden gedeeld – #terror De internationale beweging ‘Com’ jaagt op kwetsbare minderjarigen via populaire gameplatforms als Roblox en Minecraft. Wat begint met een link in een spelletje of complimenten op Instagram, eindigt in afpersing, zelfbeschadiging of gruwelijker. Uit onderzoek van NRC met CTE blijkt dat ook Nederlandse jongeren participeren in deze groepen. Nederlandse kinderen participeren in online chatgroepen waarin kwetsbare kinderen worden afgeperst en gedwongen tot seksueel misbruik en geweld. Dat blijkt uit onderzoek van NRC. De groepen behoren tot een internationale beweging, door haar eigen leden ‘Com’ genoemd, een afkorting voor Community. Momenteel doen zowel de FBI als Interpol en Europol onderzoek naar de beweging. De Com-beweging richt zich vooral op kinderen en tieners, voornamelijk tussen de acht en zeventien jaar, die behoren tot etnische minderheden, de lhbti-gemeenschap of die worstelen met mentale problemen. Slachtoffers worden in afgeschermde kanalen aangezet tot geweld tegen zichzelf of anderen. Op foto’s en video’s die door leden van de groepen worden gedeeld – waarvan tientallen werden bekeken door NRC – is dierenmishandeling, kindermisbruik, automutilatie en zelfs suïcide of moord te zien. Iedereen kan een eigen groep oprichten. Grote groepen splitsen vaak af, bijvoorbeeld na onenigheid tussen leden, waardoor de verspreiding van Com-kanalen snel gaat en moeilijk te volgen is. NRC bracht in samenwerking met de onafhankelijke Open Source Intelligence (OSINT)-expert Mary (ze wil uit veiligheidsoverwegingen niet met haar achternaam in de krant, deze is wel bij NRC bekend) het digitale ‘Com-veld’ in Nederland in kaart. Ze is aangesloten bij onderzoekscollectief Capitol Terrorists Exposers (CTE), en analyseert met OSINT informatie uit openbare bronnen. Van de gevonden 25 Nederlandse kinderen, zowel jongens als meisjes, hebben meerderen een Com-groep opgericht of leiden die. In de groepen hebben meerdere kinderen beelden gedeeld van hun daden, zoals ernstige mishandeling, die op echtheid zijn geverifieerd door CTE. via nrc: Kinderen worden afgeperst en aangezet tot automutilatie of zelfs moord: in deze chatgroepen worden de meest sadistische beelden gedeeld siehe auch: Van Meme Tot Moord | Hoe online extremistische broedkamers een nieuwe generatie van geweld kweken. Online extremisme is geen randverschijnsel meer, maar ontwikkelt zich razendsnel tot een leidende motor van radicalisering en geweld. In het nieuwste HCSS-rapport laten onderzoekers Gerben Bakker, Thijs van Aken, Philippe van Pappelendam en Julie Jeuken zien hoe online biotopen – zoals de incelosfeer, manosfeer, Siege-niches of ecofascistische kanalen – jongeren en zelfs kinderen aantrekken, vormen en soms aanzetten tot extreem geweld. Het resultaat: een nieuw type extremist – jong, digitaal vaardig, ideologisch diffuus en vaak buiten beeld van instanties. Deze digitale ecosystemen functioneren als dynamische netwerken waarin memes, games en hybride ideologieën samensmelten tot een giftige cocktail van haat en geweldsverheerlijking. Door cynische beeldcultuur, gamificatie en desensitisering worden jongeren verleid én verstrikt. Grooming, ‘love bombing’ en normalisering van extreem gewelddadige content zorgen voor een sluipende maar diepgaande aantasting van weerbaarheid en mentale gezondheid. Sommige subculturen verheerlijken geweld niet als middel, maar als doel op zich – met alle risico’s van dien. > Niederlande / 764 / NLM / COMCN: Suizid, sexuelle Gewalt, Folter, Terror, Terrorismus, MordThe Hague Centre for Strategic Studies (HCSS) warnt in einem aktuellen Bericht vor der internationalen "COM" Bewegung und deren Verbindungen in die Niederlande.1/ > > — affeu (@affeu.bsky.social) 2025-08-25T11:49:17.319Z

Kinderen worden afgeperst en aangezet tot automutilatie of zelfs moord: in deze chatgroepen worden de meest sadistische beelden gedeeld – #terror De internationale beweging ‘Com’ jaagt op kwe...

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Pasco Sheriff Issues Grave Warning To Parents After Port Richey Teen’s Arrest – #764 #terror Pasco County Sheriff Chris Nocco Urges Parents to Monitor Children’s Online Activity, Citing Global ‘Satanic and Neo-Nazi’ Online Cults. Pasco County Sheriff Chris Nocco today delivered a chilling update on the arrest of a 13-year-old Port Richey boy charged with possessing child pornography and bestiality. The sheriff revealed that the arrest is connected to a global online cult that encourages self-harm, suicide, and idolizes school shooters and mass murderers. During a press conference at the Pasco Sheriff’s Office on Monday, Sheriff Nocco detailed the disturbing nature of the online group. The investigation began a month ago with a tip from the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) about a Discord group where a young girl was being encouraged to cut herself in a “live cut show.” The IP address was traced to the 13-year-old boy in Port Richey. A subsequent investigation uncovered four felony counts of child pornography, including videos of an infant, and one felony count of bestiality. In addition to these charges, the boy was found to be in possession of documentation with instructions for mass murder, building bombs, and concealing evidence. The teen also confessed to encouraging two other minors to harm themselves. Sheriff Nocco described the group as a “satanic and Neo-Nazi” cult that places “no value on human life.” He explained that members gain status and notoriety within the group by coercing others to self-harm or commit suicide and then videotaping the acts to share online. The sheriff also highlighted the pervasive and dangerous crime of sextortion, which is a major component of these online groups. Perpetrators gain explicit videos of victims, often by coercing them through online games like Roblox and Minecraft, and then use the videos to extort and force victims into further harmful acts. via tampafp: Pasco Sheriff Issues Grave Warning To Parents After Port Richey Teen’s Arrest

Pasco Sheriff Issues Grave Warning To Parents After Port Richey Teen’s Arrest – #764 #terror Pasco County Sheriff Chris Nocco Urges Parents to Monitor Children’s Online Activity, Citing Globa...

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France probes X over claims algorithm enabled ‘foreign interference’ – #LockHimUp Musk has angered European politicians by commenting about domestic politics, notably in Britain and Germany, where he has publicly supported the far-right AfD party. French police are investigating claims that social media network X, formerly known as Twitter, skewed its algorithm to allow “foreign interference,” the Paris prosecutor said Friday. Investigators will be examining actions of the company, and its senior managers, after two complaints were filed in January, prosecutor Laure Beccuau said, without specifically mentioning X owner Elon Musk. The two complaints made on Jan. 12 reported “the supposed use of the X algorithm for purposes of foreign interference,” her office said, without elaborating. The first complaint was filed by a centrist member of Parliament, Eric Bothorel, a member of President Emmanuel Macron’s party, who has looked into cybersecurity. Bothorel warned against “recent changes to the X algorithm, as well as apparent interference in its management since Elon Musk acquired” the company in 2022. He highlighted a “reduction in the diversity of voices and options” that went against guaranteeing a secure, respectful environment on the social media platform. He pointed to “a lack of clarity in criteria that led to algorithm changes and moderation decisions,” and to “personal interventions from Elon Musk in the management on his platform.” All this presented a “real danger and a threat for our democracies,” he said. French investigative weekly Le Canard Enchaine in February reported that the second complaint had come from a cybersecurity director in the public administration. He reported a “major modification in the algorithm used by the X platform, which today offers a huge amount of political content that is hateful, racist, anti-LGBTQ (or) homophobic, and aims to skew democratic debate in France,” it said. The prosecutor said Friday that the investigation had been opened after “verifications and contributions by French researchers” and further “elements contributed by different political institutions.” According to Beccuau’s statement, police are investigating alleged offenses of organized data system manipulation. It said the alleged crimes are currently not formally categorized as aggravated by “foreign interference” under a 2024 law but that designation could change in the course of investigations. via courthousenews: France probes X over claims algorithm enabled ‘foreign interference’

France probes X over claims algorithm enabled ‘foreign interference’ – #LockHimUp Musk has angered European politicians by commenting about domestic politics, notably in Britain and Germany, ...

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Playing with Hate: How Far-Right Extremists Use Minecraft to Gamify Radicalisation This Insight will analyse how far-right extremist networks have turned Minecraft, one of the world’s most popular online games, into a tool for ideological grooming and radicalisation. By creating immersive, gamified spaces that embed hateful narratives into familiar gameplay mechanics, extremists are turning gaming culture into recruitment infrastructure. This refers to how extremists use popular and widely accessible cultural activities, such as video games, as tools to subtly introduce and reinforce their beliefs among users. This Insight focuses on Minecraft specifically because of its unique blend of accessibility, community-driven content, and low moderation thresholds that make it particularly vulnerable to abuse by ideologically motivated actors. Minecraft as a Radicalisation Gateway With over 200 million monthly active players, Minecraft offers near-total creative freedom, including the ability to design maps, host private servers, and create mods. While most players use these features harmlessly, far-right actors have exploited this freedom to build propaganda-filled environments, memorialise violent events, and embed hate speech into virtual architecture. This is not limited to hateful swastikas; some builds include recreated mass shooting sites or ‘shooter training’ simulators. Others are more subtle, using old buildings from fascist times, hidden messages, or characters that repeat extremist ideas. One widely circulated video among far-right extremist Telegram channels, Mincraft avatars are depicted marching under the Black Sun (Sonnenrad), a symbol commonly associated with neo-Nazi groups, with the caption “Defend Your Land” written on it. This screenshot below (see figure 2) was taken from the original 33-second video circulating on a neo-Nazi Telegram channel. via gnet: Playing with Hate: How Far-Right Extremists Use Minecraft to Gamify Radicalisation

Playing with Hate: How Far-Right Extremists Use Minecraft to Gamify Radicalisation This Insight will analyse how far-right extremist networks have turned Minecraft, one of the world’s most popula...

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Australia lists online white supremacist network #Terrorgram as #terrorist organisation Members of an online white supremacist network, which has successfully orchestrated terror attacks across the world, are now facing up to 25 years in jail in Australia. Terrorgram is described as a “nationalist and racist violent extremist organisation” which primarily operates on Telegram, sharing material and instructions about attacks that target minority groups, critical infrastructure and certain individuals. The group has successfully inspired terrorist attacks in the US, Europe and Asia. Today, Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke announced Terrorgram has been officially listed as a terrorist organisation under the law following consultations with national security and intelligence agencies. “This listing will give Australian police and security and intelligence agencies significantly more power to keep Australians safe and restrict the operation of extremists in our country,” he said in a statement. “This group fosters and promotes an ideology that would seek to make some Australians feel unwelcome in their home, it is this extremist hatred which is not welcome and has no place in Australia.” Terrorgram members, their associates, and anyone who recruits, trains, helps move funds or provides support to the group now face up to 25 years imprisonment. via 9news: Australia lists online white supremacist network Terrorgram as terrorist organisation siehe auch: Australian members of Terrorgram white supremacist network face 25 years jail. Australians who join, recruit or fund a white supremacist network that has told its members how to attack politicians and minority groups, will face up to 25 years in prison after the Albanese government listed Terrorgram as a terrorist organisation. The online network, which seeks to incite a race war, will become the fourth white supremacist group to be listed as a terrorist organisation and the first given that designation by the Albanese government. (…) Telegram has previously shut down Terrorgram channels, but the decentralised group continues to pop up and at its peak had 50 channels with hundreds of members, with other communication channels operating underground.

Australia lists online white supremacist network #Terrorgram as #terrorist organisation Members of an online white supremacist network, which has successfully orchestrated terror attacks across the...

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Die Faszination des Widerlichen: Anmerkungen zu Sebastian Haffner

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