INTERPOL Wanted Terrorists Reference Card v1.0
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The card is a 5.6x11 inch durable plastic double-sided reference card that contains the name, photo, date of birth, nationality and country flag for 51 individuals listed in INTERPOL's Red Notices database for terrorism-related offenses as of 9 May 2013. It is designed for use in the field, at an operations center or at a desk.
Top Tier Jihadi Groups: Logos & Emirs ID Card v1.0
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The card is a pocket-sized 3x5 inch durable plastic double-sided reference card that contains key information for the 11 top tier jihadi groups operating around the world. These groups maintain an extensive capability to conduct significant attacks in their local areas of operation and in many cases globally. These are the jihadi groups all should be aware of regardless of location. In addition to their operational capabilities, each group's recruitment, fundraising, procurement, information operations and support activities span the globe. The primary and media arm logo is shown for each of the 11 groups as well as the names and faces of nine emirs.
Chem-Bio: Quick Response Card (CB-QRC)
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The Chem-Bio: Quick Response Card (CB-QRC) card is a 3x5 inch durable plastic double-sided reference card that contains Chemical Weapon (CW) Indicators, Biological Weapon (BW) Indicators, Key Contact Numbers, Initial Responder Actions, Notification Essentials and Incident Objectives. It is designed to compliment the First Responder Chem-Bio Handbook and Chem-Bio: Frequently Asked Questions (CB-FAQ) books. Cards can be customized to list country or agency relevant contact numbers. Email info@intelcenter.com for more information.
Syrian Rebel Group Logo ID Guide v1.0
17 Feb. 2013
This report shows the logos and symbols of rebel and terrorist groups operating in Syria. The primary logo for each group is shown along with up to five alternate logos. It also contains a Logo ID# for each listing that allows the full details and metadata to be pulled up in the IntelCenter Database (ICD). For the report in PDF click here.
Hostages Currently Being Held
Interactive Map
The map shows the location of where hostages currently being held by terrorist and rebel groups were kidnapped from. When all of the hostages are of the same nationality a flag is used to represent the location. If the hostages are from multiple countries or their nationality is unknown a red circle is used. You can click on each icon to get the names of the hostages, date kidnapped, location and IntelCenter Database (ICD) Hostage ID#. The ID# allows ICD subscribers to pull up the full hostage record for that individual, including all related videos, photographs, communiques, timeline details and more. The map is updated daily based on the latest available information for both new and existing cases. To view the map click here.
al-Qaeda Affiliates & Jihadi Groups in its Greater Orbit
Interactive Map
This map shows al-Qaeda affiliates and those jihadi groups in its greater orbit by their base countries. The map reflects the increasing diversity and complexity of threats that exist today. Of the 40 groups currently shown on the map, 27 did not exist in any shape or form before 9-11 and most of the 13 that did have morphed into more sophisticated and operationally active groups. While being linked by similar ideologies and varying operational ties, each group operates with its own tactical and targeting preferences. Attempts to label all of these groups as "al-Qaeda" is as grossly inaccurate as calling French or British forces American simply because they are jointly participating in a Coalition force with the US. Each country brings to the table different skill sets and capabilities just as do the groups shown on this map, however, for many the word coalition could only be applied in its loosest form or not at all. The greatest growth areas in terms of the number of groups is Syria and Mali. There has not been such an explosion of new groups in any one country as is happening in Syria now since Iraq. To view the map click here.
Terrorist & Rebel Video Listing
for November 2012
7 Jan. 2013
This report covers all terrorist and rebel audio/video releases for the Nov. 2012 period. Each listing contains six stills from the video, along with title, country, group, runtime, language, new appearances and more. The report also contains a Video ID# for each listing that allows the full streaming video and additional metadata to be pulled up in the IntelCenter Database (ICD). For the report in PDF click here.
This 34-page full-color book serves as a chronological reference to al-Qaeda Organization in the Land of the Islamic Maghreb (AQLIM) audio/video releases from 2007 to 3 Nov. 2012. The official video production group of AQLIM is al-Andalus. Releases from al-Andalus will have the al-Andalus logo displayed next to the AQLIM logo. This book includes releases before the appearance of al-Andalus in 2009. The book is designed to allow you to rapidly scan and identify releases of interest. It contains listings for 78 releases covering 30 hours, 29 minutes and 27 seconds of material. Each listing contains the date of release, group name and logo, associated country and flag, release title, video type, primary spoken and subtitle languages, runtime, top two identified new appearances, whether it is from a supporter group, the logos of the video production arm and supporter group and up to six representative stills from the video. Every listing also contains a unique Video ID# that can be used to reference the release and pull up the release’s full entry in the IntelCenter Database (ICD) where a complete, high-quality streaming version can be watched if you have an ICD account. The representative stills are taken by an analyst and selected to give you the best idea of what the video contains within six stills. If fewer than six stills are shown it is because the video did not contain any significantly different scenes then what is displayed. For example, if a video statement from Ayman al-Zawahiri shows a still photograph of him for the entire length of the video, then only one still would be shown. If the video showed al-Zawahiri moving, then multiple stills would be shown. If all six slots are used, then the video will often contain more types of scenes then can be represented and it is best to watch the full video to get a complete understanding of what it contains. Due to the fluid nature of terrorist and rebel audio/video collection, release listings are always increasing even long after their release period and details are constantly being added as additional clarity is reached. As additional listings for the year are discovered, new editions to this title will be released. Always refer to the IntelCenter Database (ICD) for the latest and most comprehensive listings. This book only represents a snapshot from the time of its release.
This 50-page full-color book serves as a chronological reference to Taliban audio/video releases from 2004 to 20 Oct. 2012. The official video production group of the Taliban is al-Emara. However, due to the nature of video in Afghanistan, there are numerous production groups affiliated with the Taliban. These include Labaik, Manba al-Jihad, Call of Jihad, al-Hijrat, Maydan al-Jihad, Abdullah Jihadi Studio, Bot-Shikan, Tora Bora Studio, al-Jihad Studio, Umar Studio, Minbar Project, al-Muhajir Studio and more. Affiliated production groups, along with al-Emara, are included and their logos appear to the right of the Taliban logo. The book is designed to allow you to rapidly scan and identify releases of interest. It contains listings for 125 releases covering 73 hours, 40 minutes and 4 seconds of material. Each listing contains the date of release, group name and logo, associated country and flag, release title, video type, primary spoken and subtitle languages, runtime, top two identified new appearances, whether it is from a supporter group, the logos of the video production arm and supporter group and up to six representative stills from the video. Every listing also contains a unique Video ID# that can be used to reference the release and pull up the release’s full entry in the IntelCenter Database (ICD) where a complete, high-quality streaming version can be watched if you have an ICD account. The representative stills are taken by an analyst and selected to give you the best idea of what the video contains within six stills. If fewer than six stills are shown it is because the video did not contain any significantly different scenes then what is displayed. For example, if a video statement from Ayman al-Zawahiri shows a still photograph of him for the entire length of the video, then only one still would be shown. If the video showed al-Zawahiri moving, then multiple stills would be shown. If all six slots are used, then the video will often contain more types of scenes then can be represented and it is best to watch the full video to get a complete understanding of what it contains. Due to the fluid nature of terrorist and rebel audio/video collection, release listings are always increasing even long after their release period and details are constantly being added as additional clarity is reached. As additional listings for the year are discovered, new editions to this title will be released. Always refer to the IntelCenter Database (ICD) for the latest and most comprehensive listings. This book only represents a snapshot from the time of its release.
This 32-page full-color book serves as a chronological reference to Harakat al-Shabaab al-Mujahideen (HSM) [Mujahideen Youth Movement (MYM)] audio/video releases from 2007 to 1 Nov. 2012. It is designed to allow you to rapidly scan and identify releases of interest. The book contains listings for 72 releases covering 30 hours, 36 minutes and 49 seconds of material. Each listing contains the date of release, group name and logo, associated country and flag, release title, video type, primary spoken and subtitle languages, runtime, top two identified new appearances, whether it is from a supporter group, the logos of the video production arm and supporter group and up to six representative stills from the video. Every listing also contains a unique Video ID# that can be used to reference the release and pull up the release’s full entry in the IntelCenter Database (ICD) where a complete, high-quality streaming version can be watched if you have an ICD account. The representative stills are taken by an analyst and selected to give you the best idea of what the video contains within six stills. If fewer than six stills are shown it is because the video did not contain any significantly different scenes then what is displayed. For example, if a video statement from Ayman al-Zawahiri shows a still photograph of him for the entire length of the video, then only one still would be shown. If the video showed al-Zawahiri moving, then multiple stills would be shown. If all six slots are used, then the video will often contain more types of scenes then can be represented and it is best to watch the full video to get a complete understanding of what it contains. Due to the fluid nature of terrorist and rebel audio/video collection, release listings are always increasing even long after their release period and details are constantly being added as additional clarity is reached. As additional listings for the year are discovered, new editions to this title will be released. Always refer to the IntelCenter Database (ICD) for the latest and most comprehensive listings. This book only represents a snapshot from the time of its release.
This 270-page full-color book serves as a chronological reference to terrorist and rebel audio/video releases from 2009. It is designed to allow you to rapidly scan and identify releases of interest. The book contains listings for 782 releases covering 172 hours, 29 minutes and 9 seconds of material. Each listing contains the date of release, group name and logo, associated country and flag, release title, video type, primary spoken and subtitle languages, runtime, top two identified new appearances, whether it is from a supporter group, the logos of the video production arm and supporter group and up to six representative stills from the video. Every listing also contains a unique Video ID# that can be used to reference the release and pull up the release’s full entry in the IntelCenter Database (ICD) where a complete, high-quality streaming version can be watched if you have an ICD account. The representative stills are taken by an analyst and selected to give you the best idea of what the video contains within six stills. If fewer than six stills are shown it is because the video did not contain any significantly different scenes then what is displayed. For example, if a video statement from Ayman al-Zawahiri shows a still photograph of him for the entire length of the video, then only one still would be shown. If the video showed al-Zawahiri moving, then multiple stills would be shown. If all six slots are used, then the video will often contain more types of scenes then can be represented and it is best to watch the full video to get a complete understanding of what it contains. Due to the fluid nature of terrorist and rebel audio/video collection, release listings are always increasing even long after their release period and details are constantly being added as additional clarity is reached. As additional listings for the year are discovered, new editions to this title will be released. Always refer to the IntelCenter Database (ICD) for the latest and most comprehensive listings. This book only represents a snapshot from the time of its release.
This report covers all terrorist and rebel audio/video releases for the Sep. 2012 period. Each listing contains six stills from the video, along with title, country, group, runtime, language, new appearances and more. The report also contains a Video ID# for each listing that allows the full streaming video and additional metadata to be pulled up in the IntelCenter Database (ICD). For the report in PDF click here.
IntelCenter Database (ICD)
In the period following the beginning of broad public awareness of the "Innocence of Muslims" film on 8 Sep. more than 17 organized terrorist and rebel groups have issued threats in connection to the film. This interactive map shows a targeting circle for each threat communication from an organized group and pin markers for retaliatory attacks. The map will be updated as new developments occur. The most significant threat period for large-scale sophisticated attacks against US diplomatic facilities and other targets in response to the film has only just begun. For more details click here.
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This new interactive map shows the volume of terrorist/rebel audio/video releases per country from Jun. - Sep. 2012. By tracking the increases and decreases in the volume of releases we are able to gain better insight into what is coming. An increase in terrorist or rebel releases often precede increases in attacks and operational tempo in that country. Not surpisingly there has been an increase of material originating from Syria and Libya, however, the most significant new addition is Myanmar. While the map only reflects one release for the period, an increase in Burmese language jihadi material reflects a significant growth in focus on Myanmar. The spread of material throughout Africa reflects a growing and coninued threat in that region. Levels throughout Africa are expected to continue to rise. For more details click here.
Terrorism alert email and text messages to your cell phone and other devices.
(works with all email addresses and mobile phones internationally that support MMS)
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FlashNet provides 24/7 notification to email addresses and cell phones around the world via text messages of significant terrorist incidents and developments around the world. Alerts are sent out when a significant terrorist related event occurs. For instance, the 9-11 attack, London Bombings, Oslo attack and the Times Square and Delta attacks in the US all resulted in alerts. Messages are also sent out for developments which may result in an immediate increased threat, such as the arrest of key group members and new significant threats by terrorist or rebel groups. Warnings by embassies and other government agencies of threats also trigger alerts. For more details click here.
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First Responder Chem-Bio Handbook (FR-CBH)
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The First Responder Chem-Bio Handbook (FR-CBH) provides all the key information, which is necessary during those first few critical moments. It is presented in an easy to follow format and designed to provide the user with information he/she needs to know without being bogged down by complicated technical terminology. It provides immediate access to everything from initial event indicators of a chem-bio incident, characteristics of agents, PPE measures, treatment and decontamination procedures, dispersal techniques, and agent technical data. The FR-CBH is designed so that a First Responder can systematically approach a suspected Chem-Bio incident and effectively manage the situation. It is a tool that no responder should be without. For more details click here.
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Chem-Bio: Frequently Asked Questions (CB-FAQ)
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The Chem-Bio: Frequently Asked Questions (CB-FAQ) book is designed to assist those who suddenly need to quickly develop a working knowledge of chem-bio terrorism or who need a quick refresher on various aspects of chem-bio. The pocket-sized book is in a question and answer format and has been written for people who do not have a scientific background in chem-bio. For more details click here.
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Words of Adam Gadahn Vol. 1
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Adam Gadahn's statements are important to understanding al-Qaeda's intentions, shifts in focus, difficulties, current and long-term objectives, targeting preferences and more. This volume is designed to provide the intelligence, military and law enforcement communities, as well as researchers, scholars and others, a professional-level reference work bringing all of Gadahn's statements together in one place. It focuses on audio and video statements that were released when Adam Gadahn first publicly appeared in Oct. 2004 to Jun. 2011. In addition to his publicly released statements, the book also contains a private letter, assessed to be written by Adam Gadahn, that was seized in the 1 May 2011 raid that resulted in the death of Osama bin Laden in Pakistan. The letter provides another valuable insight into how al-Qaeda approached its media and targeting strategies internally, as well as tensions and debates within the group.
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Significant Terrorist Rebel Video Guide v1.0
One of the greatest challenges in working with the more than 13,000 terrorist and rebel videos released so far is finding the material you are looking for and discovering what you did not know existed. This guide provides a managed list of the most significant jihadi videos since 1990. The guide is broken up into categories that are based on the type of content one may be looking for or trying to remember from years back. Each listing provides the title, group, release date and a note on the point of interest. In addition, the ICD-V ID# is provided for each video. Find the ones you are interested in, enter the ID# into the ICD-V and you can instantly be watching a secure, authenticated, high-quality streaming version on your computer, iPad or smart phone from anywhere at anytime. Additional details on the ICD-V can be found here.
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