Kill lists have again been published, targeting Americans, by posting names and addresses of thousands of Americans. The hacker group, United Cyber Caliphate, made available 8,318 names of people from around the world encouraging ISIS loyalist to kill them.
In a post Vocativ uncovered on the messaging app Telegram that was written in both English and Arabic, the United Cyber Caliphate called on its supporters to “follow” those listed and “kill them strongly to take revenge for Muslims.”
It is unclear, however, if the list, posted on Telegram on Monday, includes any new information or details that weren’t already accessible online. It’s also unclear why the specific names and addresses outlined were selected, and whether or not they’re in some way related. The group that posted the directory is also dubious. A recent study by Flashpoint, an intelligence firm, showed that the United Cyber Caliphate—a merger of pro-ISIS groups—is incompetent when it comes to hacking. Their highest-profile “hack” involved taking credit for others’ work, according to the study.
The United Cyber Caliphate also published satellite images on its Telegram channel showing U.S air bases around the world on Monday. The same images can be found on Google Earth.
Most of the names and the accompanying addresses listed appear to belong to people in the United States, Australia, and Canada. Out of 7,848 people identified as being in the U.S. alone, 1,445 were listed as having addresses in California, 643 in Florida, 341 in Washington, 333 in Texas, 331 in Illinois, and 290 in New York. Another 312 names and addresses allegedly belong to people in Canada, while 69 allegedly belong to people in Australia. Another 39 are affiliated with the U.K. and the rest are listed with addresses in Belgium, Brazil, China, Estonia, France, Germany, Greece, Guatemala, Indonesia, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Jamaica, New Zealand, South Korea, Sweden and Trinidad and Tobago.
It is unclear, however, if the list, posted on Telegram on Monday, includes any new information or details that weren’t already accessible online. It’s also unclear why the specific names and addresses outlined were selected, and whether or not they’re in some way related. The group that posted the directory is also dubious. A recent study by Flashpoint, an intelligence firm, showed that the United Cyber Caliphate—a merger of pro-ISIS groups—is incompetent when it comes to hacking. Their highest-profile “hack” involved taking credit for others’ work, according to the study.
Source: Vocativ
Pure evil. Kill them all. EVERY PATRIOTIC AMERICAN SHOULD BE ARMED AT ALL TIMES.
I just recently moved I wonder if they have my correct address? Who should I send it too?
Getting rid of obuma and everyone he’s appointed would be a good start. As citizens we must root out the ones the liberal idiots have elected to office’s.
They don’t have the balls they’re scared to death of trump in America kick in their$#%&!@*they need to stay in their own tell headed camel hump and Country
Hey ISIS.. we’re waiting on you little faggots .. after we kill all of you, we’re gonna make your wives our sex slaves.. now they’ll have a real man and not s man in a dress.. LMAO..
Get your guns out we all tired of their threats
I can handle a woman on her knee’s