A question for Techies RE:terrorism

[RJKarl]

Whether it's this site or others, everyone has gone to a site that has been hacked.

Can't western countries create a team of hackers to attack every jihadi website and also put out misinformation about the groups and the leaders on changing websites and social media?

Can hackers get into the so-called black net and commit acts against the radicals there as well?

It seems kind of silly not to attack them and make them use great resources just combating this every day.

Can't this be done on a wide scale?

 

[dot com]

Rather than actively hacking and making it known to the jihadi groups, we're probably just in their systems monitoring everything. You don't want to show your hand. But I'm sure we have hack squads.

 

[ImTheCaptain]

you mean like the US Cyber Command?

 

[RJKarl]

I'm not saying tell them. but if they were interrupted, the data changed, redirected, etc., it would make things more difficult for them to get data out. If enough misinformation was put out, it could also make them look terrible.

 

[DistrictDeacon]

Taking down ISIS one IP glitch at a time.

 

[dot com]

it could also make them look terrible.

I figured the rapes and murders were already doing that...

 

[RJKarl]

I figured the rapes and murders were already doing that...

to their potential followers...putting leaders with gay people or Jews or showing them drinking, etc.

 

[dot com]

I don't want to google "isis photos" but pretend I photoshopped a few shaking hands with Jeff [Redacted].

 

[bmoneydeac]

"You're a better suicide bomber than Ryan Kelly"

 

[ThinkingWithMyDeac]

You can't punch a cloud.

 

[RacerDeac]

Why don't we just put toilets all over ISIS headquarters?!?!?!!!!

 

[DeacOnCapeCod]

If we really wanted to bring them down, couldn't we just get Comcast to be their ISP?

 

[dot com]

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