Anonymous Begins Spamming Verified ISIS Hashtags With RickrollsBy John Vibes Following the terrorist attacks in Paris earlier this month, Anonymous declared war on ISIS and began taking down their Twitter accounts. As we reported last week, the grouptook down over 5,500 Twitter accounts that were associated with ISIS. The new operation will undoubtedly cause disruptions in ISIS communications and their ability to spread information to their supporters. When keeping up with new Anonymous operations it is important to make sure that the information you are looking at is from one of their primary Twitter accounts. There have been multiple false Anonymous accounts that have been used to spread disinformation. Just this week a story about a fake ISIS threat came from a false account, and was later renounced by representatives of Anonymous. #OpParis (@OpParisOfficial) November 18, 2015 Anonymous has also seen a rival group of hackers come on the scene this week. A group calling itself Ghost Security Group has broke off from Anonymous and is saying that they will also be fighting against ISIS. The group said in a statement to the BBC this week thatThey [Anonymous] dont have any counterterrorism experience whatsoever. We felt that not enough was being done and the Charlie Hebdo attack made it clear that ISIS was not confined to the Middle East. Anonymous has become a strong force of social change as they have grown in recent years and learned to focus their many skills and resources towards efforts of peace and empowerment. Affiliation with Anonymous is extremely risky as a result, as we have seen hacktivists likeJeremy Hammond and journalists likeBarrett Brown receive steep prison sentences due to their involvement with the group. This article (Anonymous Begins Spamming Verified ISIS Hashtags With Rickrolls) is free and open source. You have permission to republish this article under a Creative Commons license with attribution to the author and Trueselfnews.com. John Vibes is an author and researcher who organizes a number of large events including the Free Your Mind Conference. He also has a publishing company where he offers a censorship free platform for both fiction and non-fiction writers. You can contact him and stay connected to his work at his Facebook page. You can purchase his books, or get your own book published at his website www.JohnVibes.com. Still on the fence with anon i guess i need to see more action on real targets the kkk and isis hacks while interesting does not do it . Oh well i guess ill stay on the fence for now . 