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22 March 2008 FOX NEWS JOINS THE "FAKE BUT ACCURATE" SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM by Aaron Weisburd

Al Qaeda's online community is threatening all out cyber war against counter jihadis. Bring. It. On. B- - - - - -. DEBKA: In a special Internet announcement in Arabic, picked up DEBKAfile’s counter-terror sources, Osama bin Laden’s followers announced Monday, Oct. 29, the launching of Electronic Jihad. On Sunday, Nov. 11, al Qaeda’s electronic experts will start attacking Western, Jewish, Israeli, Muslim apostate and Shiite Web sites. On Day One, they will test their skills against 15 targeted sites expand the operation from day to day thereafter until hundreds of thousands of Islamist hackers are in action against untold...

Anti-Israeli Cyberterrorist Attacks Planned for Tomorrow By Evan Kohlmann Participants on key Arabic-language Al-Qaida chat forums on the Internet have announced their intent to launch collective cyberterrorist attacks tomorrow, August 10, aimed at interrupting or denying service to other pro-Israeli websites--namely the "Internet Haganah" cyberterror watchdog site run by Aaron Weisburd. When I asked him what he thought of the purported threat, Aaron expressed strong skepticism that these efforts would produce any noticeable disruption in access to his site. He replied, "They have a reasonable chance of slowing down the responsiveness of one domain of the ten associated with the...

<p>For almost two years, intelligence services around the world tried to uncover the identity of an Internet hacker who had become a key conduit for al-Qaeda. The savvy, English-speaking, presumably young webmaster taunted his pursuers, calling himself Irhabi -- Terrorist -- 007. He hacked into American university computers, propagandized for the Iraq insurgents led by Abu Musab al-Zarqawi and taught other online jihadists how to wield their computers for the cause.</p>

Bellevue firm tied to pro-Hamas Web siteBy Peter LewisSeattle Times staff reporter, April 23, 2005 A Bellevue company has helped support a Web site dedicated to advancing Hamas, an Islamic organization the U.S. government considers a terrorist group. The site features videos of Humvees blowing up and U.S. soldiers being killed. The site was down temporarily yesterday but was working again last evening. Content included a training video of the "Mujahideen Army" and a message to the American people that said in part they had "elected criminals and are responsible for their actions." The Bellevue company, eNom, apparently is...

Internet Haganah Ally Reaffirms SolidarityAnti-Terrorism Coalition States Support & Commitment to Fight Terrorismby John S. PappasWashington - 07/12/04In response to the beheading threat received by Internet Haganah (story), fellow Anti-Cyber Terrorism group Anti-Terrorism Coalition (ATC) has released a statement (statement) of support for Internet Haganah and has vowed to continue targeting terrorist websites.Benyamin B., Director of ATC Intelligence, released the following statement Sunday following a Johnny P News report on the beheading threat:"The terrorists have been losing more websites and eGroups lately, as the ATC, Internet Haganah, and other allied organizations are increasing their activities against cyber terrorism. I believe...

Internet Haganah Founder Threatened with BeheadingGroup Calling Itself "Kataeb Mujahedeen" Sends Beheading Threatby John S. Pappas Washington - 07/11/04 A group calling itself "Kataeb Mujahedeen" has threatened to behead A. Aaron Weisburd, founder of the Cyber-Terrorism watchdog site Internet Haganah - this week if he does not take down the Internet Haganah site. The threat is being taken seriously and authorities have been contacted, according to Mr. Weisburd. The threat was received July 9th, 2004 at the headquarters of Internet Haganah in Carbondale, Illinois. The letter containing the threat was addressed to Mr. Weisburd, Internet Haganah. The sender portion of...

Livewire: Blogs May Pierce the Fogs of War By Adam Pasick 12/09/02 NEW YORK (Reuters) - CNN owned the story of the first Gulf War -- blogs and the Internet may carry the day if there is a sequel. Just as the 1991 conflict was the testing ground for 24-hour cable channels like CNN more than 10 years ago, a second conflict there may serve as a trial by fire for the news and commentary sites known as blogs. Blogs -- short for Web logs -- are pithy, opinionated collections of links to other news coverage, accompanied by the author's...

Alneda is the closest thing to al Qaeda on the web. InternetHaganah.org is hot on the web heels of alneda. The alneda scum are hard core Islamic jihadis who are dedicated to the destruction of America, Britain, Israel and anyone who supports us in smashing them. They hijack servers and post their page until they are found out and shut down. the battle is ongoing. Not only do they move on to another server but Internet Haganah is under daily attack by their hackers. This thread is here to keep Freepers up to date of this ongoing cyberbattle with our...

Cyber Terrorism::Tool of Hamas Our efforts to have the websites of the global jihad shut down have been called "cyber terrorism" in some circles. This is ironic, since in the course of our investigations we've found that a number of sites are either hosting discussions on how to develop and distribute computer virii and other destructive computer programs or are providing such programs for download and use. Jeremy Reynalds sent me the following, which is only the first of a series of such reports we will be featuring: Hamas Sympathizers Have a Plan for Computers--Maybe Yours! Just a few days...