Hacker group Anonymous declares 'war' on ISIS following Paris attacks

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Hacker group Anonymous declares 'war' on ISIS following Paris attacks

In a video released on the internet, hacker group Anonymous has declared war on ISIS in the aftermath of the Paris attack. The series of terrorist attacks in Paris on November 13 left more than 120 people dead and hundreds injured.

The controversial hacker group have posted the video following the attack, where a narrator wearing the trademark Guy Fawkes mask says in French, " You should know that we will find you and we will not let you go."

The man in the video further says, "We will launch the biggest operation ever against you."

"Expect massive cyber attacks. War is declared. Get prepared.

"The French people are stronger than you and will come out of this atrocity even stronger."


Hacker group Anonymous declares 'war' on ISIS following Paris attacks - Times of India

 

[kumarvishwas]

Taking inspiration from Vendetta

 

[Sarkar]

Somebody plz hack their communication channel so that we know what they are planning to do :s

 

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Anonymous begins leaking details of suspected ISIS accounts


Anonymous has begun leaking the personal information of suspected extremists, after it "declared war" on ISIS in the wake of the deadly attacks in Paris.

The activist collective is assembling lists of the Twitter accounts and websites of extremists, in an attempt to have them taken down. At least one post seen by The Independent contains details including the physical address of a person it claims is an ISIS recruiter in Europe.

Activists claim to have successfully had accounts and sites taken down already. Accounts associated with the group claimed that it was responsible for the removal of more than 5,500 accounts.

The group appears to have stepped up its tactics for what it called its "biggest operation" ever, in response to the attacks that left 129 dead. Previously it had largely focused on social media accounts.

None of the details that have been shared could be independently confirmed, and Anonymous activists have wrongly identified alleged extremists in the past. But if true the details shared include the physical addresses and names of those the activists claim are involve in recruitment.

Anonymous began its campaign against ISIS in earnest after the killings at Charlie Hebdo in January. That work included launching attacks on extremist websites and finding extremist accounts on Twitter so that the social network could take them down.

It has continued that work this time around. Its attacks on websites seem to use a Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS), a technique that overloads a site's servers until they go offline.

The Twitter accounts are taken down by the network itself, in response to requests the activists make once they are found.

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[radiomusicrtv]

ya every indian hacker support to indian government to this types issue

 

[Rahulan Raj]

Somebody plz hack their communication channel so that we know what they are planning to do :s

But how could read suicide bombers' mind via hacking

 

[shawl_who]

Thats gr8...
One major step to stop ISIS, is to tighten cyber security. :tup