Anonymous Declares ‘War’ on Turkey and Claims Responsibility for Massive Cyberattacks

The Anonymous hacking group has declared “war” on the Turkish government over its belief it is supporting the Islamic State, or ISIS.
Anonymous Declares ‘War’ on Turkey and Claims Responsibility for Massive Cyberattacks
Anonymous, a loose collective of hackers, says it is going to hunt down every single member and supporter of ISIS. Anonymous
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The Anonymous hacking group has declared “war” on the Turkish government over its belief it is supporting the Islamic State, or ISIS.

The group took responsibility for a recent cyberattack that hit Turkey’s Internet, taking around 400,000 websites offline, reported the Independent newspaper.

Experts told the Telegraph it wasn’t clear who was behind the cyberattacks on Turkish websites that lasted Dec. 14 to Dec. 21. Nic.tr said the attacks originated from “outside Turkey.”

A Russian Su-34 bomber drops bombs on a target on Dec. 9. A new report by a human rights watchdog group accuses Russia of using cluster munitions and unguided bombs on civilian areas in Syria. (Russian Defense Ministry Press Service via AP)
A Russian Su-34 bomber drops bombs on a target on Dec. 9. A new report by a human rights watchdog group accuses Russia of using cluster munitions and unguided bombs on civilian areas in Syria. Russian Defense Ministry Press Service via AP
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