Study of Non-State Actors and Digitalized Methods of Terrorism

Abstract

Terrorism has long been a problem for the world community, and it also impedes the progress of many developing nations. Since the rise of digitalized and cyber capacities in terrorist networks, the task has increased in difficulty and reached an advanced level for the non-traditional security arena. Although there are numerous advantages of the internet, it may also be used to spread information within terrorist organisations. Using digital information to radicalise target audiences for recruitment into terror networks or prepare illegal intimidation actions. These digital spaces promote their objectives. Although advancements are made to improve our lives, radicals, criminals, and even non-state organisations frequently abuse them. A number of terrorists today use big data, sophisticated networking systems, and cryptography in addition to other digitalized components. Therefore, it is crucial that non-state entities are restricted from doing such activities.