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Hackers Trick ISIS Agents Into Giving Their Phone Numbers and Home Addresses

Posted on September 11, 2015 by Dissent

Joshua Phillipp reports:

Hackers released a list showing the phone numbers and home addresses of nine alleged ISIS recruiters, in countries including Turkey, Indonesia, Kuwait, and Iraq. Alongside this, one of the hackers behind the leak detailed how the terrorist organization recruits members using the Internet.

According to the hacker, who goes by the moniker “JhonJoe,” a favorite venue for ISIS recruiters is Twitter. When the recruiters find someone who expresses views similar to their own, they’ll make contact using the direct message function on Twitter.

“We ran a sting operation to uncover this,” said JhonJoe, in an interview on Twitter.

Read more on Epoch Times.

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