Isis supporters hit back at Anonymous over trolling day
Islamic State (Isis) supporters have reportedly released the personal information of some 160 US military personnel in response to Anonymous's cyber campaign against the group.
Social media accounts tied to the pro-IS (Daesh) hacking group, Cyber Caliphate, leaked names and addresses of enlisted US Army and Marines on 11 December and claimed to possess information on 700 more military personnel, the Maryland-based SITE Intelligence Group reported.
It came on a day that Anonymous, a loose international coalition of hackers and activists, had designated an online "trolling day" against the Islamist fundamentalist group.
Social media users were encouraged to spam Twitter accounts belonging to IS sympathisers with images of goats.
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