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Also Read: Hacker Group Anonymous takes down 5,500 ISIS Twitter accounts; continues their war “All pro-ISIS social media accounts and websites are being exposed and brought down. Hackers are also tracking the server containing ISIS files, documents and LUCKNOW: Suspended IPS officer Amitabh Thakur claimed on Wednesday evening that his Twitter account was hacked soon after his wife announced to join the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). “Only a few hours after my wife Nutan Thaku’s announcement of joining Dubai: A sinister cyber criminal has hacked into a Sharjah bank and is now holding it to ransom by leaking confidential data of clients on social networking and microblogging site Twitter every few hours, XPRESS can reveal. The criminal who goes by the A hacker known as “5hm00p,” after admitting to being an FBI informant, went on a Twitter tirade directed at the agency lamenting his involvement in betraying some of his fellow hackers, Motherboard reported Nov. 23. 5hm00p, a member of at the hacker A hacker who once advertised having access to user account information for websites like Facebook and Twitter has been linked through a Russian email address to the theft of a record 1.2 billion Internet credentials, the FBI said in court documents. The loose hacking collective Anonymous is the latest to draw attention to such campaigns, with members claiming credit this week for having thousands of pro-IS Twitter accounts disabled. But others claim to have been doing more for longer. One group that .

Direct Messages on Twitter are a way for users to send messages to individuals or a group of users privately, as opposed to regular tweets, which can be seen by everyone. Twitter has expended a lot of effort to stamp out the predictable abuses of the The hacker was linked to the stolen logins via a Russian email address. Previously, "mr.grey" had advertised the credentials to Facebook and Twitter accounts for sale online. It was the American cyber security firm Hold Security that initially reported the The FBI is on the hunt for the hacker who stole the account of 1.2 billion Web site users. Among the compromised are Facebook and Twitter users -- and, as suspected, it seems a cybercrime ring of Russian hackers may ultimately be to blame. When the news of Hacker group Anonymous boasted that it succeeded in disabling more than 5,500 Twitter accounts belonging to Islamic State activists. Tweeting from its #OpParis account, Anonymous stated: “We report that more than 5500 Twitter account (sic) of #ISIS are .