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Naum on 17 November 2015

Well they have exposed some ISIS accounts so they aren't total "idiots"



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Puppyroach on 17 November 2015

It seems ISIS are a little irritated :).



JEMC on 17 November 2015

See, that's what makes Anonymous so hard to classify, they go from making annoying hacks that makes us all despise them to make this kind of things that makes us think "go for them!".

In any case, the sad thing is that this will probably cause ISIS more troubles than the bombings from Russia, France and others .



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Normchacho on 17 November 2015

So...how much does ISIS really depend on the internet? I mean, you can't hack AK-47s...

All the luck in the world to them though, anything that may hinder ISIS is okay with me.



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JEMC on 17 November 2015
Normchacho said:
So...how much does ISIS really depend on the internet? I mean, you can't hack AK-47s...

All the luck in the world to them though, anything that may hinder ISIS is okay with me.

No, they can't hack a machine gun. But they can hack and shoot down all the sites that those bastards use for propaganda and to recruit news fools to their "cause".

And without new cannon fodder I mean recruits, who will shoot those machine guns?



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NiKKoM on 17 November 2015

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Wyrdness on 17 November 2015
Normchacho said:
So...how much does ISIS really depend on the internet? I mean, you can't hack AK-47s...

All the luck in the world to them though, anything that may hinder ISIS is okay with me.


It makes communication and recruiting some what harder for them after all you can't exactly organize attacks like the recent ones over the phone, they'd either have to meet people in person or risk being caught by surveillance.



Teeqoz on 17 November 2015
Wyrdness said:
Normchacho said:
So...how much does ISIS really depend on the internet? I mean, you can't hack AK-47s...

All the luck in the world to them though, anything that may hinder ISIS is okay with me.


It makes communication and recruiting some what harder for them after all you can't exactly organize attacks like the recent ones over the phone, they'd either have to meet people in person or risk being caught by surveillance.


Or apparently use PS4s.



Titanfalls on 17 November 2015

Nothing more threatening then hackers exposing their supporters online. Sauds and cia should worry.



Mystro-Sama on 17 November 2015
Normchacho said:
So...how much does ISIS really depend on the internet? I mean, you can't hack AK-47s...

All the luck in the world to them though, anything that may hinder ISIS is okay with me.


I'm pretty sure they recruit people and plan attacks online.