āHackā seems such a strong term for gaining access to a social media account that isnāt Twitter verified and doesnāt have two-factor auth turned on =P
This is kid-in-moms-basement level shenanigans.
Hereās a clue: in Iraq and Syria, English is not the first language. Iām with the newbie.
Imagine when your average US soldier sits to open his can of Coca-Cola - the ultimate symbol of Western Imperialism - and instead of cola inside, he finds a fanciful can of nuts. With no snake!
Is that list of addresses, shenanigans? I honestly donāt know. Sounds like shenanigans used to announce some other hackery.
So, having had their gross negligence in failing to secure internet comms made public, the āsecurityā services now want to burn down the world.
Christ, what a bunch of arseholes.
The files they linked suggest they got a little bit more than twitter.
MAGIC EIGHTBALL says: North Korea Did It.
Oh, snap! Weāve been Tokyo Rosed! 
In the name of Allah, the most graciousā¦
Donāt Muslims, when speaking English, refer to their god as āGodāā¦?
Allah is the Arabic word for God - not the proper name of their god like so many Westerners (and tv/movie characters) seem to use it as.
In English, the Muslim god is called āGodā - The same way as in Arabic, the Christian god is called āAllahā.
Iām not saying this haker statement is a false flag (aka FaLSe FLaG) just that it sounds more like B-movie dialogue than a Muslim actually communicating in English.
Itās cybercaliphragilisticexploitalidocious!
The d0x they blasted out is all publicly available information. No hacking necessary.
Nope, even when speaking English, Muslims prefer to use Allah. I canāt remember the full rationale, but it has something to do with āAllahā being an un-modifiable word. One canāt pluralize it or make it feminine. I think thereās more to it, but canāt recall.
Iāll look to validate that. Itās not been reported that way. Where else are the names and home addresses of senior military staff publicly listed?
ā¦ except in Malaysia, where itās illegal for anybody except Muslims to use the term āAllahā to refer to their god. Itās not only offensive to have laws about that kind of thing, but itās ignorant as well, since Muslims believe that their god is the same god that Jews and Christians worship (and the Koran teaches that), and Allah is the generic Arabic word for the god.
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