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Twitter As A Terrorist Tool


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Hey AG Shurtleff, it could have been worse. You could have done what Rep. Hoekstra did

Or you could have accidentally enabled terrorists in their work.

A recent military intelligence report identifies 3 scenarios under which terrorists could leverage Twitter:

Scenario 1: A terrorist cell could use Twitter to pass coded messages back in forth almost in real time. They can also easily incorporate cell phones and their camera/ video functions.

Scenario 2: A terrorist could pass along images and messages to a suicide bomber cell phone via twitter to precisely time an attack.

Scenario 3: Terrorists could monitor the Twitter accounts of military personnel and obtain information that could be used for identity theft, hacking, or actual attacks.

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