Hacker Group Anonymous attacks ISIS

[Greg Dent]

There is a news item about that hacker group attacking Isis twitter feeds face book tumbler and other meadia sites to shut down their recruiting ability. Very interesting. 

 

Here is the news item.

 

http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/operation-isis-anonymous-vows-to-take-down-accounts-and-associated-with-extremist-group-10035199.html

[CHecker]

Oh ouch, 53+ tracking cookies with that site. 

[Greg Dent]

So what come on its a legit site

[Stavro]

So what come on its a legit site

 

According to the Ghostery tracking blocker add-on in my browser, this very page, jwtalk.net, has "trackers" from four different companies.

[Sunnyside]

Oh dear. Satan has placed 4 of his own on the different directions!

Am curious does it say which companies?

[hatcheckgirl]

And right after that news story is a link to an op-ed saying something a bit different http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/news/anonymous-vows-to-take-down-isis-how-twitter-has-become-a-battleground-for-propaganda-10037989.html . It likens the cyber battle between Anonymous and ISIS to the beginning of the 20th Century war technology, where one side had supremacy until the other side invents something even more deadlier.

Regarding the actual impact Anonymous is having on ISIS: "But the group is simply joining an online effort, largely carried out by the social networks themselves, to take down accounts spreading Isis propaganda as they pop up. Twitter allows anyone to request accounts to be banned — and the hackers behind “#OperationISIS” are likely simply to have found accounts and reported them."

 

More battles, no real solution.  Bring on the Kingdom.