Paris attacks: Anonymous vows to avenge Charlie Hebdo shootings with cyberattacks on Islamist websites
Hacktivist group Anonymous has vowed to attack terrorist websites and social media accounts in revenge for the killing of Charlie Hebdo journalists.
A Belgian offshoot of the group posted a video to the website “declaring war” against terrorist groups.
"We will track you down - every last one - and will kill you,” the spokesman says. "You allowed yourselves to kill innocent people, we will therefore avenge their deaths."
The figure says that 'hacktivists' from around the world will track all of jihadist activities online and close down their accounts on Twitter, YouTube and Facebook.
"You will not impose your sharia law in our democracies, we will not let your stupidity kill our liberties and our freedom of expression. We have warned you; expect your destruction."
The group also posted a message to Pastebin, also in French and addressed to the “enemies of the freedom of expression”
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