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originally posted by: crazyewok
Bleh
Boo hoo they will just set up more!
Come on annon if you want to hurt ISIS attack Suadi, UAE and Quatars internet infrastructure!
Turn them into internet black holes! Rip there banks apart !
originally posted by: Discotech
I wonder if it's actually shutting them down or just merely reporting them en mass to twitter for twitter to suspend the accounts ?
What stops the terrorists from just making new free accounts ?
Whilst I commend their efforts in purging ISIS from twitter, this is Anon they're supposed to be sophisticated hackers, I would have thought they'd be blocking ISIS from even accessing the internet because if they truly hacked twitter they would have these accounts IP's
originally posted by: Nexttimemaybe
Well anonymous just did more to affect Isis than anyone in this thread ever has or likely ever will.
originally posted by: thesaneone
BFD. These clowns have lost all credibility they claim there doing this and that but what have they really done other then make empty threats?
Maybe a catchy hash tag will stop these terrorists.
originally posted by: reldra
originally posted by: Discotech
I wonder if it's actually shutting them down or just merely reporting them en mass to twitter for twitter to suspend the accounts ?
What stops the terrorists from just making new free accounts ?
Whilst I commend their efforts in purging ISIS from twitter, this is Anon they're supposed to be sophisticated hackers, I would have thought they'd be blocking ISIS from even accessing the internet because if they truly hacked twitter they would have these accounts IP's
Hacking them and deleting them.
"They've developed a series of different platforms in which they can train one another on digital security to avoid intelligence and law enforcement agencies for the explicit purpose of recruitment, propaganda and operational planning," said Aaron F. Brantly, a counterterrorism analyst at the Combating Terrorism Center, an independent research organization at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. Brantly was the lead author of a CTC report on the Islamic State's use of secure communications, based on hundreds of hours of observation of how the Jihadi Help Desk operates.
originally posted by: Orionx2
Interesting. I am not sure it is all good. Shutting down the account makes it impossible to track the account holder in real time or to send undercover agents in that would use such accounts to gain intel. However it would slow down recruitment.