Anonymous Declares Dec. 11 as 'Troll ISIS Day'

#Daeshbags? Mic. Drop.

Most black-hat hackers are respected in a niche sphere of influence. It’s an audience that is unlike the Apple acolytes who still worship at a porcelain throne shaped like a Commodore 64 with Steve Jobs’ picture on it.

However, the notoriety that hacktivism group Anonymous has collected through the years is something most reality stars don’t even achieve (outside of an adult video tape release). They have followers, fans, subscribers, and a throng of Webheads who have purchased signature Guy Fawkes masks in the dozens.

They

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