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Anonymous blocks jihadist French website


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The website ansar-alhaqq.net, a French jihadist site, currently redirects to Duck Duck Go, a search engine. Hackers using the Twitter handle @OpCharlieHebdo claimed responsibility.

Anonymous also named dozens of Twitter accounts that the hacktivist group says belong to jihadists.

The hackers posted the Twitter handles on Pastebin, a website that lets people post information anonymously online.

Source: http://money.cnn.com/2015/01/11/technology/security/anonymous-charlie-hebdo/index.html

 

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AmenTheNight

Good thing. I just hope Anonymous are professionnals, and know how to protect themselves. (I really don't know much about them, excuse my ignorance)

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RAMROD

We need more.

Something more significant.

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Didymus

Not sure how to feel about Anonymous supporting censoring so much lately.

 

That said, I'm glad that website is gone. Damage control of course but I guess it can't hurt.

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Why didn't the authorities suspended these sites in the first place? :flop:

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tryna go ask Alice, tryna catch that rabbit
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