Anonymous hackers reveal pro-ISIS Twitter accounts run from UK

Wauchula Ghost, a hacker who acts on behalf of the cyber cell, has revealed an account active under the name of Abu Bakr is operated by a user on the British Isles.
The notorious activist hacked the account under Operation Daesh – a cyber crusade against ISIS-affiliated accounts.
He posts the IP addresses of users – often with the #DaeshBag tag – on the social platform.

Wauchula Ghost also claims to have hacked into accounts from users in the Netherlands, Sweden, Iraq, Yemen, and Sudan.
The Anonymous member revealed a screen grab of Abu Bakr’s Twitter page – including the UK-based IP address.
It also revealed the account – which boasted the ISIS flag as its profile picture – was set up on April 15.

The user would retweet pro-ISIS propaganda, including supporters pledging loyalty to terror chief Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi and a video of the recent death of a US Navy Seal following a shootout with extremists in Iraq.
But the account now features a banner at the top of the page with the message: “Islamic State, we own you!”
Anonymous threatened ISIS – also known as Daesh – in March following the bombings in Brussels.
The hacking group launched Op Brussels to hack websites, shut down Twitter accounts and stealing Bitcoins belonging to the sick cult.