Ghost Security Group to track ISIS attackers in Paris
Editor`s note: This article is an exclusive investigation of the story, that was held by Editorial of Cointelegraph. An article at NewsBTC this week caused a lot of questions from our readers, as it gave no evidences of the BTC wallet existence mentioned in the article. CoinTelegraph Editorial decided to reach GSG (Ghost Security Group) via e-mail and asked them a few questions specific questions. The answer we received is given in this piece. We are analyzing vast amounts of data connected to the Paris attacks. Ghost Security Group, a counter terrorism network, wants to stand against ISIS....
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Yesterday, we were all heartbroken by the news of the terrorist attack on France. At least 87 were killed at the Bataclan concert hall. 18 at Boulevard de Charonne. 14 at Rue Alibert and five at Rue de la Fontaine au Roi. Ghost Security Group is an anti-terrorism group of ethical hackers who are standing in the front lines of the digital war against ISIL. Ghost Security Group started analyzing an enormous amount of data, in an attempt to track the attackers of France attacks. Luckily, I managed to interview one of the guys at Ghost Security Group and asked him a few questions about ISIL,....
A teenager in Virginia pled guilty to charges of helping ISIS use bitcoin to fund its operations. The tech-savvy teenager admitted to using social media under the handle @Amreekiwitness to provide the terror group with instructions on how to use the cryptocurrency. Ali Shukri Amin, 17, also offered guidance to Isis supporters seeking to travel to ISIS supporters looking to travel to Syria to fight with the radical Islamist group. This crime is punishable by up to 15 years in prison, according to the U. S. Justice Department. Bitcoin and ISIS. ISIS has been drawn to the use of bitcoin to....
As told by Russian president Vladimir Putin on national television, the majority of the funding received by ISIL militants come from: Donations from rich political leaders in the Islamic state. Oil reserves. Putin and established financial institutions claim that the oil reserves of ISIL generate around US$500 million annually. "According to U. S. Department of the Treasury officials and data they released in the wake of the Paris mayhem, the terrorist group is actually taking in $500 million from oil a year," reported Bloomberg. The purchases of ISIL oil reserves and the donations from....
Last Saturday, I managed to talk to a member of the Ghost Security group about ISIL and whether or not they use bitcoin in funding their operations. That article did quite well and was backlinked to by many mainstream news portals including Softpedia News, the polish news site Wykop and others. However, Cointelegraph opted to plagiarize the article and rewrite the same story without even thinking about backlinking to the original article written by me. Nina Lyon, Cointelegraph's plagiarism pro, claims that she "emailed" Ghost Security Group and surprisingly enough, she asked them one of....
Editor's update: After being pointed to by CCN's readers, the original featured image containing al-Qaeda's flag is now replaced with one containing the Islamic State flag. Following the recent attacks on Paris, GhostSec, an Anonymous off-shoot which actively hacks ISIS efforts worldwide, said that ISIS regularly uses cryptocurrencies to fund its operations. It offered evidence from September, in which the group believed it had uncovered a single address worth $3 million in bitcoins (which would have appreciated significantly here recently.) The group had a lot more to say during an....