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Globalization is not only a global process of economic and political integration, it also interferes with other areas. The hypothesis of Therborn about globalization waves predicts capital migration related to the globalization of information and new communication and information technologies. The virtual movement of financial resources and the monetization of the Internet are becoming increasingly important in connection with the financing of radical Islamist terror. While it is virtually impossible to separate the effects of globalization from other influences (religion, belief, history, dislocation, etc.), since information technology and globalization are tied to all human activities that are often conditioned, it can be hypothesized that the sixth wave of globalization Sense of Therborn hypothesis has a direct connection with the financing of Islamic extremism and ISIS. Particularly in the context of ISIS, it has gradually shifted from the initial forms of quasi-state funding focused on mineral resources mainly on an Iraqi and Syrian territory to forms of monetization of information. In this context, media propagation is being used, not only in ISIS, but also in its near vicinity (Turkey), but globally, especially because of the possible use of infrastructure in a more distant foreign country. The paper analyses and compares the possibilities of monetization of the global information environment in order to prove the connection with radical extremism. Based on the description and classification of forms of monetization of the information environment in a globalized environment, scenarios of financing extremism are modelled. This paper focuses on both direct and indirect forms of monetization that can be used on locally distributed web servers and maps on the basis of simulations of the possibility of capital migration.