Hacker ISIS Release Identity of 3,600 New Yorkers as Target

WASHINGTON - The hacker group ISIS, Cyber ​​Caliphate Army, released the identity of 3,600 citizens of New York for a target of attack. However, FBI doubt the existence of a real threat diumbar group Islamic State (ISIS) it. Identity 3,600 New Yorkers were allegedly the result of hacking the hackers that includes your name, home address to your email address.

ISIS hacker group that urged militants to attack the New York 3,600 residents according to data released. Of the thousands of names, some government officials in the Ministry of State Security is in it.

Intelligence experts, as quoted by ABC7 News, believes that the 3,600 names dirlis hackers may be an ISIS to have been random. Because, most of them there are some people who are still a few years old. New York police have made ​​efforts to contact those named in the list of threats.

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), also has confirmed the leak of thousands of data resident of New York. "While our standard practice is me muffled comment on operational matters and special investigations, the FBI routinely inform individuals and organizations from the information gathered during the investigation that may be considered potentially threatening," the FBI statement, quoted on Saturday (30/04/2016).

A security source who was not authorized to publicly discuss the investigation said, some of the information released hacker group ISIS is outdated.

Threats to release the identity of the data through hacking was not the first time the hacker ISIS. Years ago, the hacker group ISIS released the name, address and photograph of the 100 members of the US military to be targeted killings. However, the threat was not proven.