Blockchain technology and by virtue of its availability and the possibility of its use by everyone.

ISIS has caught the wave and wants to take advantage of the encryption and speed in transactions and communications that the blockchain technology provides.

According to a recent report, ISIS is actively experimenting with a blockchain-based messaging application that will help it survive.

The new application used by ISIS includes the possibility of secure and anonymous communication in addition to supporting the storage of video clips as well as its use for advertising purposes.

It will also be a secret way for them to transfer cryptocurrency anywhere in the world.

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The name of the app is “BCM” which is an acronym for “BCM”.Because ccommunication Matters” which means “because communication is important.”

The “BCM” platform is a highly secure communication platform where all data is encrypted accurately and without any outside scope for interference or decryption.

BCM offers all the functionality that any other blockchain application provides, as it does not require identification before use.

BCM allows administrators to set up a gigantic group of more than 100,000 people.

The app is now available on the Apple Store and Play Store.

The application “BCM” is not the first attempt by ISIS to take advantage of messaging applications, as the terrorist organization has previously experimented with specialized messaging applications such as “TamTam”, “Riot”, “RocketChat” and “Hoop” …

But “BCM” is more influential than the rest due to its encrypted and anonymous character with which it can easily escape from the tracking of legal bodies.

Earlier, Telegram was also among the applications that ISIS was taking advantage of to communicate, but recently a huge network of accounts on Telegram was taken down under an international law enforcement operation led by the European Union.

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Initially, ISIS was expected to rely on TamTam, a Russian messaging app, for its online actions.

However, “TamTam” management has taken measures to prevent suspicious accounts and other preventive measures to stop suspicious activities.

Brenna Smith, a researcher into the illegal uses of cryptocurrency, wrote in one of her newsletters:

The primary features of the app are anonymity, crypto usage, and the ability to manage large group chat sizes, which poses a significant risk to the app.

Extremists aspire to technologies that can get their message across to thousands all while keeping their identities hidden.

Yaya Vanoys, a former counterterrorism analyst at the CIA who works for the Center for a New American Security, said:

It would be concerning if BCM really allowed content and communications that could not be disabled or blocked by a third party.

In theory, the app will provide more security for groups like ISIS to permanently store and publish material such as posting videos and other propaganda.

The company did not talk about anything related to the presence of accounts for ISIS members on its platform, let alone talk about their expulsion.

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A spokesperson for “BCM” spoke at previous interview The company’s goal is:

Provide a secure communication channel and protect the freedom of digital communication for our users.

We will comply with local government laws and regulations.

But under no circumstances will we waive any requests to provide decryption and backdoors to content monitoring.

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