Abstract
At present, the number of terrorist attacks carried out by lone terrorists under the influence of propaganda and extremist ideology, as well as by organized terrorist communities with a network and poorly connected structure, is increasing. The main means of information exchange, recruitment and promotion for such structures is the Internet, namely web resources, social networks and e-mail. In this regard, the task of detecting, identifying topics of communication, connections, as well as monitoring the behavior and forecasting of threats emanating from individual users, groups and network communities that generate and distribute terrorist and extremist information on the Internet arises.
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