Anonymous declare December 11 as ISIS ‘Trolling Day’ and you can be a part of it

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Anonymous declare December 11 as ISIS ‘Trolling Day’ and you can be a part of it

By Vijay Prabhu on December 6, 2015 Hacking news, Security news

Join Anonymous to troll ISIS and their affiliates on December 11 ‘Trolling Day’

The online hacktivist has declared December 11 as a ISIS ‘Trolling Day’ and has invited you to be a part of it by trolling ISIS and their affiliates in methods given below :

Anonymous has declared a full blown cyberwar on ISIS and their affiliates after the deadly Paris terror attacks. Under the banner of #OpParis, Anonymous has been taking down Twitter, Facebook accounts as well as DDoSing known ISIS websites. However, Anonymous has revealed another facet of the cyber war against ISIS and their propaganda websites, trolling. Earlier they mocked ISIS by lampooning them as ducks. GhostSec, an affiliate of Anonymous had hacked a dark web ISIS website and replaced the homepage of the website with a Viagra advert. The message was loud and clear, just chill!.

Now, Anonymous has declared December 11 and has asked all web users who are against the menace of ISIS to be a part of it. Anonymous is now trying to expose ISIS as the joke they are, urging users to release Photoshopped images, memes, and jokes with ISIS warriors as the main characters.

While some of you may consider this as a prank, Anonymous has said that their trolling campaign has a deeper objective. With many Western-living Muslims falling for ISIS’ silly social media propaganda, portraying ISIS and their cadres as bunch of goat f***** zealots may have some effect on future ISIS recruits.

The campaign which began on a 4Chan thread has slowly and steadily got involvement of ordinary Internet users and Anonymous hopes to fill the Internet with all kinds of Photoshop art for next Friday.

If you want to be a part of the Anonymous campaign, here are some of Anonymous pointers for you :

https://ghostbin.com/paste/ucsf3

→ Post mocking photos of ISIS on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook

→ Use #Daesh and #Daeshbags (apparently ISIS hates being called Daesh)

→ Try to get #Daeshbags trending on Twitter

→ Use #’s that many ISIS members use, but post mocking photos instead

→ Post photos of captured ISIS members and mock them

→ Make mocking videos of ISIS

→ Print out photos/stickers that mock ISIS and spread them around your city

Anonymous has also made a paste on Ghostbin dedicated to the December 11 trolling day. Anonymous stated that, “We will mock them for the idiots they are. We will show them what they really are they do not stand for a religion, they do not stand for a god, they are brainwashers teaching from the young to the old their propaganda against the “west” when in reality they are just increasing the distance between countries by giving many a bad name.”
Come be a part of the world ISIS trolling day on December 11!

We would like to apologize for the earlier image which was put inadvertently. The same has been removed fromt the website and Google has been requested to remove the image from the search results. We are extremely sorry for the mistake.

 

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Anonymous wants us all to troll ISIS on Friday with hashtag #daeshbags

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First posted: Wednesday, December 09, 2015 01:38 PM EST | Updated: Wednesday, December 09, 2015 01:57 PM EST

A screen capture from an Anonymous video posted to YouTube. (YouTube/Screengrab)

Limber up your fingers, people of the Internet. Anonymous has a job for you: Troll ISIS for one day.

The hacktivist group is looking for as much support as it can get Friday, which the ragtag collective is calling: The World Against ISIS Project.

"Do not think you have to be apart of Anonymous. Anyone can do this and does not require any special skills," the group wrote on a post this week.

The jobs are easy.

You can tweet pics of dead militants or other photos that mock ISIS, using the hashtag #daeshbags -- a play on the word Daesh, the name for ISIS used by its enemies in Syria and Iraq.

Or you can tweet out photos of goats, referring to their wives, to the militants' accounts, if you can find one.

Or anything similar will do.

Anonymous even suggests printing out stickers and posters that mock ISIS and posting them up around your neighbourhood.

"They hope that by their actions they can silence all of us and get us to just lay low and hide in fear," the Anonymous post reads. "But what many forget -- and even they do -- is that there are many more people in the world against them than for them. And that is the goal of this mass uprising, on December 11th we will show them that we are not afraid ... We will mock them for the idiots they are."