Recent reports suggest that Islamic extremists are now targeting nude celebrity photos and videos as a new way to gain public attention. By doxxing or sharing compromising shots or videos of celebrities, these individuals hope to display their own power, as well as push their radical religious ideologies on a wider audience. National security experts have voiced concerns over the worrying new phenomenon, emphasizing that this kind of activity should not be tolerated. Not only does it denigrate the victim involved, but it usually serves to reinforce dangerous stereotypes about Islamic culture and faith. The dissemination of nude celebrity photos and videos by extremist groups is nothing new – they did it in late 2019 with grime artist Stormzy – however recent months have seen an upsurge in this practice. This trend has been attributed to the rise of so-called ‘incel’ (involuntary celibate) forums as well as social media platforms, which have emboldened some members of such organisations to promote their ideas more publically. Given the widespread nature of the problem, various European countries, including France and Sweden, have introduced laws criminalising sharing intimate images without consent; invasive profiling for gaining access to such material; and threats associated with its distribution. For victims who find themselves subject to exploitation via nude celebrity photos and videos brought by extremists - there are a number of services which can provide support both at home and abroad. Many local businesses already offer sensitive counselling for those who may be suffering from trauma caused by such breachings of privacy or fear for personal safety resulting from unauthorised access or disclosure of material through dubious channels. Emergency contact numbers also exist should individuals find themselves in immediate danger from an individual or group using nude celebrity content against them: these numbers provide support services related both online and offline exploitation regardless of location or circumstance. It is increasingly important that the public pays attention whenever news emerges about extremist groups threatening compromised images & clips on high profile personalities – not only because these practices inflict pain & suffering upon those affected but because they serve to give such organisations precisely what they seek: publicity & notoriety at any cost. Reporting any suspicious materials immediately can mitigate harm potentially done to victims while helping preserve civil liberties liberated citizens take for granted every day – so if you come across any photos or videos disseminated by extremists be sure to inform authorities quickly so appropriate action can be taken against perpetrators by authorities experienced in stopping this kind of crime from taking place in future instances