Many of those accounts have been removed by the micro-blogging giant as part of its mission to remove propaganda accounts.
He and two other hackers, Ebony and Yeti, have taken control of about 200 Twitter accounts belonging to ISIS followers. Months ago, a hacker group affiliated with WauchulaGhost, Anonymous, started hijacking the pro-ISIS Twitter accounts. “Many of our own are Muslim and we respect all religions that do not take innocent lives,” the hacker said. Their actions are directed at Jihadist extremists. The hackers made it clear that they are not insulting or offending Muslims, and they were not using graphic porn.
