ISIS handles the Internet very well for its propaganda. It broadcasts video with its actions, violates foreign networks, and communicates its people out of the area they control via the internet. SPIEGEL ONLINE has conducted a survey showing how European businesses provide terrorist organizations with access to the Internet via satellite dishes.
Perhaps you have not wondered what he is doing ISIS to have Internet access in areas where war is raging and telecommunications infrastructure is virtually non-existent. According research presented by the German magazine Spiegel, behind ISIS Internet provision are European companies. As Spiegel notes, these companies make it completely conscious through satellite. Indeed, the magazine claims that it also has documents that prove that as easy as internet can so easily can cut it.
The article explains that in order to gain access to the Internet, members of the Islamic State buy materials from the Hatai region of Turkey, which is close to the border with Syria. They place them and they have internet.
According to the magazine, thousands of dishes have been installed in the area, allowing users να έχουν πρόσβαση στο Διαδίκτυο μέσω δορυφόρου. Υπήρξε μια τεράστια αύξηση τα τελευταία χρόνια στην επιχείρηση “δορυφορικό Internet”. Αντί για τη συνηθισμένη καλωδιακή σύνδεση σταθερού δικτύου, το μόνο που χρειάζεται είναι ένα δορυφορικό πιάτο με μια κεραία μετάδοσης και λήψης και ένα μόντεμ. Το αποτέλεσμα είναι η κορυφαία ταχύτητας πρόσβαση στο Internet, με λήψη 22 megabits ανά δευτερόλεπτο και upload 6 Megabits. Αυτή την στιγμή ο δορυφορικός εξοπλισμός κυμαίνεται γύρω στα 500 δολάρια Αμερικής, και για μία μικρή σύνδεση στο διαδίκτυο επιπλέον 500 ανά εξάμηνο.
At the edge of the chain, there are large European satellite operators such as French Eutelsat, British Avanti Communications and Luxembourg SES.
Spiegel contacted French Eutelsat, who replied that she can not control how her terminals are used and that she has no contact with the customers who use them.
The process goes like this: Distribution companies buy satellite services from these big companies and resell them to other companies or to individuals. They also happen to work with other industry giants such as Germany's Sat Internet Services based in the German city of Neustadt am Rübenberge. Spiegel's report was officially answered byfaceof the Luxembourg company SES, saying that they sell their services to large distributors and are not aware of any users in ISIS-controlled areas of Syria. SES told Spiegel that if it learns of this it will immediately cut off services and access.
But again according to Spiegel, when companies install satellite dishes and give the green light for internet installation, users must provide their exact location via GPS in order for the setup to take place. If given incorrectly data site, then users cannot access the internet or have a very poor image, as evidenced by documents obtained by Spiegel.
Indeed, the data available to the German magazine show that the GPS data of 2014 and 2015 clearly show that satellite dishes are located in the points and cities owned by ISIS.
Most of these dishes are located in Aleppo, Syria, ISIS Raca, Al-Bab, Deir al-Zor, along the Euphrates River in Iraq, and Mosul, which the jihadists have occupied.
