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Anonymous declares ‘total war’ on Islamic State following Paris attacks

by The Gurus
November 16, 2015
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Anonymous, the hactivist group that attempts to expose evil doers, has declared “total war” on Islamic State (IS) in response to the deadly attacks in Paris, the group announced on a YouTube video and on Twitter. A spokesperson wearing the iconic Guy Fawkes mask, promised to launch massive cyber attacks against IS, according to RT.com. The spokesman, speaking in French, said Anonymous will hunt IS all over the world. In a Twitter message, Anonymous said the group is at war with Daesh, the name that Islamic State is known by in the Middle East. The Twitter message also noted that Anonymous has better hackers than does IS. The YouTube video noted that the French people are stronger than IS and will emerge from the recent attacks even stronger.Anonymous began working to expose and hack IS following the terror group’s fatal attack against Charlie Hebdo newspaper in Paris in January. Anonymous, a loosely organized network of hacktivists, has tracked, hacked and exposed thousands of Twitter accounts it claims were associated with IS.
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