It didn't take long for members of Anonymous to gather and vow revenge for the recent ISIS terrorist attacks that took place in Paris, France, on Friday, November 13, 2015.
Expect the same thing to happen again, especially since ISIS has no other kind of online presence that Anonymous can attack besides their Twitter.
We had #OpISIS , after the Charlie Hebdo massacre in January, various smaller factions of the hacktivism group Anonymous are now promising to take up arms again against their old enemy.
In their previous campaign, hackers monitored, hacked, exposed, and exposed thousands of Twitter accounts owned by or associated with members of the Islamic State.
Expect the same thing to happen again, especially since ISIS has no other kind of online presence that Anonymous can attack besides their Twitter.
On Saturday, Belgium's interior minister said ISIS members could be using the PlayStation 4's built-in chat system to coordinate attacks. If this information is confirmed by French investigators, expect the group to target Sony's service in the coming months.
Anonymous has a long history of fighting for social causes, targeting members of the Ku Klux Klan, Monsanto's GMO businesses, and multiple oppressive regimes.
Below are two videos posted by the Italian and French groups Anonymous. You can follow the ongoing campaign on Twitter using the hashtag #OpParis.
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