The hacking group Anonymous said Tuesday it has taken down 5,500 Twitter
accounts tied to the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS). The group
recently declared cyber war on ISIS in the wake of Friday’s terror
attacks on Paris that claimed more than 120 lives.
On Tuesday morning, “OpParis,” the team orchestrating the digital
assault on ISIS, tweeted, “We report that more than 5500 Twitter account
of #ISIS are now #down! #OpParis #Anonymous #ExpectUs.”
Several hours later, OpParis tweeted a link to other ISIS targets, declaring “#ISIS tries to stop us, but we’re smarter.”
Also, Anonymous has begun publishing the names and addresses of alleged ISIS recruiters. Now it has leaked details of at least five men it claims are recruiters for the terror group. Anonymous activists also claimed to have identified a "high-ranking" recruiter living in Europe, but have not yet published an address.
Several hours later, OpParis tweeted a link to other ISIS targets, declaring “#ISIS tries to stop us, but we’re smarter.”
The
link to a post on the text-sharing site Pastebin contained the Web
addresses of alleged ISIS-affiliated websites, dark Web pages, Twitter
accounts, Tumblr accounts, Facebook pages and Web servers.
Also, Anonymous has begun publishing the names and addresses of alleged ISIS recruiters. Now it has leaked details of at least five men it claims are recruiters for the terror group. Anonymous activists also claimed to have identified a "high-ranking" recruiter living in Europe, but have not yet published an address.
While Anonymous lacks any hierarchy, the group has frequently turned its hacking skills on terrorist groups.
Cyber War Against Islamic State: Anonymous Takes Down 5,500 #ISIS Twitter Accounts.
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