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Just days after the Paris terrorist attacks on Nov. 13, the iconic mask of Guy Fawkes appeared—again...
The Internet may soon be awash with images of ISIS fighters wearing dresses, marching as armies of rubber ducks.
According to a hacking group opposed to ISIS, there was a disagreement within the CyberCaliphate, the online branch of ISIS that conducts cyberattacks, recruits terrorists, and spreads its propaganda.
TorReaper, one of the only hackers who can attack Darknet websites, explains how he fights ISIS on the Internet beneath the Internet.
Hackers release list of ISIS websites, which will be targeted for cyberattacks in show of solidarity for Paris.
The terrorist organization ISIS is known to promote its activities by exploiting the open nature of the Internet. This includes recruiting through social networks like Facebook and Twitter, and using sites like YouTube to publish propaganda videos.
