New “kill lists” from loyalists of the Islamic State have a wide swath of Americans in their crosshairs, according to a report from Vocativ on Wednesday.
The United Cyber Caliphate, a pro-ISIS “hacking” group, published its latest “kill list” this week, including the addresses, email addresses, and names of 8,318 people, which is one of the longest target lists published by an ISIS-affiliated organization, said Vocativ, which reports on “news from the deep web.” The information was recovered via messaging app Telegram, and it was written in English and Arabic.