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| [The newer criminal groups and leading terrorist] organizations resemble more modern legitimate business structures than the older corporations like Ford and the steel industry.
Organized crime networks are often of the same nationality, though they form alliances with other foreign crime groups to conduct their activities. In contrast, the networks of groups such as Al Qaeda are considered themselves transnational. They can unite individuals from the Middle East with those in the Far East. Likewise, the organized crime groups in the Russian Far East work with North and South Koreans, Japanese, Chinese and Vietnamese among others. The networks are not usually affiliated with any particular state. They are non-state actors striking at the citizens of a state or different states. |
The newer criminal groups and leading terrorist organizations resemble more modern legitimate business structures than the older corporations like Ford and the steel industry.
Organized crime group networks are often of the same nationality, though they form alliances with other crime groups to conduct their activities. In contrast, the networks of groups such as Al Qaeda are themselves transnational. They can unite individuals from the Middle East with those in the Far East. Likewise, the organized crime groups from the Russian Far East work with North and South Koreans, Japanese, Chinese and Vietnamese among others. The networks are not affiliated with any particular state. They are non-state actors striking at the citizens of a state, states or different states. |
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| Terrorists, like transnational organized crime, use the information technology to maximize the effectiveness of their operations. For example the use of cellular and satellite telephones, the Internet, email and chat rooms are being used by them. The communication is facilitated with encryption and stenography (hiding messages within other messages). The anonymous interactive features of the Internet are used to evade detection. Whereas, organized criminals run gambling on the Internet, terrorists solicit funds through websites for charities that fund terrorist groups. International bank transfers and other fund movement technologies are also used by terrorists. | Terrorists, like transnational organized crime, exploit information technology to maximize the effectiveness of their operations. They use cellular and satellite telephones, the Internet, email and chat rooms. They code their messages through encryption and steganography (hiding messages within other messages). They exploit the anonymyzer features of the Internet to evade detection. The Internet is a tool for perpetration of their crimes. Whereas, organized criminals run gambling on the Internet, terrorists solicit funds through websites for charities that fund terrorist groups. International fund movements are facilitated by information technology. |
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| Members of a terrorist group are given special training on computers and software and computer engineers are hired by the groups to facilitate communications.
International organized crime groups and terrorists both employ specialists for specific purposes. These specialists conduct intelligence operations and target surveillance, move money, or perform information technology or communications specific. The most successful of these groups have educated specialists within their ranks while others contract out for these services. Their hiring is on contractual basis, they may know accomplices or may be [hired through intermediaries, unaware of the end goals and who the end users of their services are.] |
Members of the terrorist group are provided special training in computers and software and computer engineers are hired by the groups to facilitate communications.
International organized crime groups and terrorists both employ specialists. These specialists conduct intelligence operations, move money, and specialize in information technology and communications. The most successful of these groups have educated specialists within their ranks while others contract out for these services. Those hired on a contractual basis may be knowing accomplices or may be hired through intermediaries, unaware who are the end users of their services. |
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