Anonymous declares war on ISIS. “We will find you and we will not let escape” – Virtual Poland

  Following the terrorist attacks in Paris, the hacker group Anonymous declared war on ISIS. “Know that you can find and do not let get away,” – said the representative of “anonymous” in the video published on the web.
 

 In his recording, Anonymous announced a series of attacks aimed by a group lead to paralysis of digital communications within ISIS. By denouncing the recording of a representative is supposed to be the biggest in history “anonymous” operation directed against the ISIS.
 

 - Expect a massive cyber attacks. The war has been declared. Be prepared. The people of France is stronger than you, and this show cruelty come out even stronger – he says.
 

 It should be emphasized that this is not the first time that Anonymous promises action against ISIS. In a similar vein, the group spoke out in January this year after the attack on the editors of Charlie Hebdo. Then he promised even more – the complete destruction of ISIS and Al-Qaeda.
 

 - We’ll get you – one by one – and destroy – said then wearing a mask representative of the group.
 

 It is difficult, of course, certainly an indication of how effective were the activities of the group in a matter of neutralizing terrorists, but one thing we can say for sure – they were not 100 percent effective.
 

 Anonymous, a group-speaking public appearances in Guy Fawkes masks characteristic, repeatedly acted as key defenders in their opinion values ​​of the modern world. World recognition brought the action against the Church Scjentologicznemu 2008.
 

 In later years they performed, among others, as supporters of the “Occupy Wall Street” (Occupy Wall Street), directed against the unjust distribution of world capital, they attacked Sony for trying to limit the rights of owners of Playstation 3, carried out a burglary on the Canadian side of the government after it announced an introduction of new legislation, increasing the power of special forces.
 

 And as far as action against global corporations or governments have been at least noticed, so far anonymous hacker attacks on terrorists so far passed unnoticed. It can be assumed that if the group has great ambitions, so much the actual possibilities of action, however, are quite limited. Especially without access to the terrorism-related intelligence gathering which so opposes.
 

  DG