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DEBKAfile Exclusive: Al Qaeda declares Cyber Jihad on the West
October 30, 2007, 9:31 PM (GMT+02:00)
Symbol of al Qaeda's Cyber Warriors
In a special Internet announcement in Arabic, picked up DEBKAfile’s
counter-terror sources, Osama bin Laden’s followers announced Monday, Oct. 29,
the launching of Electronic Jihad. On Sunday, Nov. 11, al Qaeda’s electronic
experts will start attacking Western, Jewish, Israeli, Muslim apostate and
Shiite Web sites. On Day One, they will test their skills against 15 targeted
sites expand the operation from day to day thereafter until hundreds of
thousands of Islamist hackers are in action against untold numbers of
anti-Muslim sites.
DEBKAfile’s counter-terror sources report that, shortly after the first
announcement, some of al Qaeda’s own Web sites went blank, apparently crashed
by the American intelligence computer experts tracking them.
The next day, Oct. 30, they were up again, claiming their Islamic fire walls
were proof against infidel assault.
They also boasted an impenetrable e-mail network for volunteers wishing to
join up with the cyber jihad to contact and receive instructions undetected by
the security agencies in their respective countries.
Our sources say the instructions come in simple language and are organized in
sections according to target. They offer would-be martyrs, who for one reason
or another are unable to fight in the field, to fulfill their jihad
obligations on the Net. These virtual martyrs are assured of the same thrill
and sense of elation as a jihadi on the “battlefield.”
In effect, say DEBKAfile’s counter-terror experts, al Qaeda is retaliating
against Western intelligence agencies’ tactics, which detect new terrorist
sites and zap them as soon as they appear. Until now, the jihadists kept
dodging the assault by throwing up dozens of new sites simultaneously. This
kept the trackers busy and ensured that some of the sites survived, while
empty pages were promptly replaced. But as al Qaeda’s cyber wizards got better
at keeping its presence on the Net for longer periods, so too did Western
counter-attackers at knocking them down. Now Bin Laden’s cyber legions are
fighting back. The electronic war they have declared could cause considerable
trouble on the world’s Internet.
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