The Department of Justice has revealed that a woman arrested for planning an attack on the New York State Capitol was influenced by extremist content online. The FBI's investigation uncovered her presence on social media and encrypted messaging apps, where she expressed allegiance to ISIS and sought advice on carrying out violence. Authorities stress the growing risk posed by online radicalization and the difficulty in detecting such threats before they escalate. This case highlights the importance of collaboration between law enforcement and digital platforms to identify and prevent domestic terrorism.
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