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ISIS's Own Encrypted Chat App

ISIS’s Own Encrypted Chat App

C O N T E N T S: KEY TOPICS Called “Alrawi”, the encrypted chat app makes it harder for governments and security agencies to spy on terrorist plans.(More…) POSSIBLY USEFUL This isn’t the first time ISIS has gone into the tools development field, however, with the terror group having previously launched an app called Amaq News to spread propaganda, and it is also said to have created a social…

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Ghost Security Group is Not Part of Anonymous

Ghost Security Group is Not Part of Anonymous

The Ghost Security group is not having any links with the world famous hacking group anonymous. It has only links with the governments, They explain this to the rest of the world in their own press release Anonymous is not connected to the government and we avoid any type of authority. Anonymous is an idea of freedom and reporting anyone to any government agency is not part of that idea and it…

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[liquidvpn]

Anonymous Targets ISIS: Operation Paris | LiquidVPN

The cyber vigilante group known as Anonymous targets ISIS by launching OpParis this week complete with a noob how to guide on how to hack the terrorists.

ISIS be damned

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Hackers can be a Threat to Islamic State?

Hackers can be a Threat to Islamic State?

The next day after the terrorist attack to Paris perpetrated by the Islamic State (ISIS), the hacker association Anonymous published a video declaring the war to ISIS, and they in turn responded to these calling them ‘Idiots’; however, the hacker group Ghost Security Group and his partners are also fighting against ISIS before Anonymous’ announcement.

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Anonymous' Fight Against ISIS Hurts Actual Counterterrorism

Anonymous’ Fight Against ISIS Hurts Actual Counterterrorism

This Is How Anonymous’ Fight Against ISIS Hurts Actual Counterterrorism

By Jack Smith IV November 18, 2015

ISIS‘ presence on Twitter is being identified and dismantled. Ninety-two hundred accounts were released at once in March. Then, after the Paris attacks, 5,500 accounts went down — another small victory at a time when the world feels hopeless and violated in the face of immense…

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[micdotcom]

Anonymous’ fight against ISIS may hurt real online counterterrorism

After the Paris attacks, 5,500 ISIS Twitter accounts went down. But not because of Anonymous. The ISIS campaign can actually be attributed to GhostSecGroup an online counterterrorism squad of elite hackers unaffiliated with Anonymous that works closely with U.S. government agencies. Ghost Sec fights ISIS by finding and reporting social media accounts, but also infiltrating and spying on Daesh communication channels. Their leadership told Mic that while Anonymous is well intentioned, they could be costing innocent lives.