The PlayStation Network’s instant messaging service, which can be used on a smartphone, was described by Belgian interior minister Jan Jambon as the trickiest server for anti-terror forces to decrypt. New York-based Counter Extremism Project last...

For over a decade YouTube has engaged in a scorched earth policy against anyone cajoling it to police its content for hate and incitement content directly implicated in the radicalization of American ISIS terrorists. Shamefully hiding behind the...

CEP President Fran Townsend discusses the Investigation process used in the London terror attack near the British Parliament on CBS This Morning.

CEP Spokesperson Tara Maller discusses CEP's efforts to combat online extremism by pressuring Internet and social media companies to remove the most violent and dangerous types of extremist content using technology.

CEP Research Director Julie Shain discusses the London terror attacker and methods used by ISIS and other extremist groups to pump out radicalizing propaganda online, radicalize and inspire attacks.

CEP Senior Advisor and Dartmouth College Computer Science Professor Dr. Hany Farid discusses the problem of online radicalization and the eGLYPH technology he developed with CEP that can find and quickly eliminate known images, videos and audio files...

A technological solution, at least to that last problem, may lie 2,600 miles east of Silicon Valley, in a computer-science laboratory at Dartmouth College. Prof. Hany Farid, chairman of the department, creates algorithms that can sweep digital...

In schools across the EU, teachers are increasingly facing challenges of integrating students from different cultural backgrounds. Discussions and disagreements linked to political events at home and overseas occasionally meld with broader...

CEP Spokesperson Tara Maller discusses the ramifications of the Wikileaks release of documents that allege CIA hacking of cell phone transmissions and messaging applicatons.

CEP Spokesperson Tara Maller discusses the ramifications of the Wikileaks release of documents that allege CIA hacking of cell phone transmissions and messaging applications.