Terror threat
Isis has urged its American sympathisers to kill 100
US military personnel whose names, addresses and photos were posted on a “death
list” online.
The list was posted by the self-styled “Islamic State Hacking Division”,
who claimed they hacked into a number of military servers and databases to
retrieve the information.
This was refuted by a US defence department official,
who said the majority of the information could be found publicly, the New
York Times reported.
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