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[Casey]

Saturday March 8, 2008
SXSW: How to Fight Online Jihadism
Categories: News & Events, Security & Spyware
Tags: sxsw

I'm in Austin attending the South by Southwest Interactive festival, and this is the first of many posts I'll be filing for Gearlog and AppScout. It's been a great show so far...in fact there's been so many interesting people to talk to that I haven't had time to write up and post what they said, but keep an eye out for more coverage through next Wednesday.

One of the first panels I've attended here was entitled "Online Extremism--And the Muslims Who Fight It." On the panel were experts from the Department of Homeland Security as well as prominent figures in the Muslim blogging community.

Security expert Mohammad Hluchan kicked off the panel by talking about the growing interactions between online jihadists and cyber criminals (especially "carders," or credit card number theives). There are big differences in the two networks, and benefits and dangers to both parties in cooperation, but Hluchan thinks they're destined to do so anyway.

"Verisign hasn't found evidence that jihadists have gained access to the most serious and effective carding communities. But they are making a concerted effort to do so," he said in a PowerPoint slide during his presentation. "There is mounting evidence that the worlds might be merging, with jihadists turning into cyber criminals," he said.

Hluchan went on to show some of the advances that have been made recently by online jihadists, like powerful encryption and secure communication, better Web site design and usability, audio- and video-editing software for better training/indoctrination materials, and the easier dissemination of said materials. These are all very recent (and troubling) advances, and Hluchan showed several examples of sites that exemplify these trends.

The next speaker at the panel was Mohammed Suleiman Khan, president of Hadithuna.com, a Muslim blogging community and platform. Khan said it was founded in response to the political climate changes after 9/11, to bring more attention to the positive aspect of Islam, and to fight the "Muslim Monolith Myth" and show there is diversity in the Islam community.

The community started out largely as planned, but a few more radical posters started testing the boundaries of Hadithuna's community policies, and that snowballed in to more and more extremism. Kahn said the experience raised many tough questions: Are these strong opinions protected by free-speech rights? Is it worth leaving the posts up to have the added diversity and opinions on the site? Where's the tipping point at which a user needs to be reported/prosecuted? Do such posts alienate other users?

Kahn concluded that the key was determining the "potential for harm"--ie, the post doesn't just opine about violence but facilitates it. And in the end, the FBI got involved and Hadithuna cooperated by supplying info on certain users.

Frank Cilluffo was the next speaker, a Homeland Security expert from George Washington University, formerly a White House advisor. Cilluffo spoke about the need for a paradigm shift in the way we deal with terrorist ideas online.

"We need to think about Al Qaida as a brand that is franchising," as well as thinking about it as an Internet-fueled, leaderless movement, he said. And the way to deal with the movement is to stop the indoctrination of new recruits.

"We can't capture and kill our way to victory...we need to be attacking their ideas instead of their structures," he said. Anti-terrorism needs to be a media campaign to undo the seduction of a violent point of view.

He continued by arguing that we need to actually increase the exposure to these extremist points of view. When dragged out into the open, the absurdities will be easier to see, and the terrorist ideal is reduced to criminality and thuggery. We need to be using video better...video of muslim extremists killing muslims in the name of Islam.

"We need to make this 'less cool,'" he concluded. "We need new and innovative and entrepreneurial ways to make this less cool."

Shaarik Zafar was the final panelist to speak, and he's a senior policy advisor and the Department of Homeland Security. His message to the crowd was that government tended to be very ineffective at fight against enemy ideas online, and that such work needed to be a community effort.

So get to it.

http://www.appscout.com/2008/03/sxsw_how_to_fight_online_jihad.php

[NYer]

Letter to Editors at Fox News from Mrs. Weisburd. (http://internet-haganah.com/harchives/006308.html)

... Gentile misuses the word vigilante. A vigilante undertakes law enforcement without legal authority. Reporting web sites to ISPs is not undertaking law enforcement. It is not even undertaking enforcement of service providers' Terms of Service. It is merely passing on information that others may choose to act on. There is no vigilante action, no matter how often sloppy journalists misuse the word.

One more thing: it's spelled Weisburd.

Ouch.

[Petronas]

Unwittingly hosting terror
March 27, 2008

For more than a year, a Burlington-based Internet company hosted a website that taught its members how to outfit a suicide bomber, aired Al Qaeda propaganda videos, and offered an "exclusive" Taliban video showing the beheadings of three "spies," according to computer records.

The English-language website, Leemedia.net, was taken down earlier this month - but not in a counterterrorism crackdown, government officials said. Instead, the Web server, Endurance International Corp. Inc., shut it down after Internet watchdogs made repeated demands to remove the terrorist material.

The case of Leemedia.net, which was operated by a suspected terrorist sympathizer in Karachi, is the latest example of how US Internet companies are unknowingly hosting possibly hundreds of the most virulent Islamic extremist websites in the world, inciting young Muslims to kill Christians and Jews.

The phenomenon is so common, however, that the Department of Homeland Security and US intelligence agencies have determined that in most cases it's preferable to keep the sites operating as a way of tracking the spread of radical Islam, rather than try to quell them one by one. They also contend that most of the sites attract what one US counterterrorism official called confused individuals who are not believed to pose a significant threat.

"What's useful about them is to understand the relationships between the various people that are on the sites, obviously in some cases their identities," said a senior US counterterrorism official who asked not to be identified because of his sensitive position.

But many other specialists in Islamic radicalism question the government's logic. They say the online propaganda could recruit new extremists, while the security benefits of monitoring the sites - some of which intelligence analysts have known about for years - is limited.

"There is nothing to learn from them," said Yigal Carmon, a former Israeli military intelligence officer who founded the Middle East Media Research Institute in Washington. "The damage they are causing is far beyond anything that can be learned."

Carmon and others point out that terrorists in Spain and Britain have been indoctrinated with the help of militant websites, including the London and Madrid transit bombers in 2005 and 2004.

Militants often rely on Western-based Internet companies to host their sites because they have the most advanced technology, and the radicals feel freer to market their ideas in more open societies with little interference, Carmon said.

His organization has exposed similar sites hosted by companies such as Google and Yahoo in Texas, Pennsylvania, Nevada, Minnesota, Washington, California, Utah, Ohio, and Maryland, as well as another website previously hosted by Endurance International that supported holy war in Iraq and was also shut down by the company.

The company, located in an office suite on Blanchard Road in Burlington, declined repeated requests for interviews but issued a short statement in response to Globe inquiries.

"Our terms of service expressly prohibit the use of our services for terrorist or unlawful purposes," according to the statement by Jean McCarthy, marketing director for Endurance International, which has at least $9 million in annual sales. "We do not knowingly host websites that are in violation of our terms of service, unless asked to do so by law enforcement."

However, many such websites - which are estimated to be up to 5,000 worldwide - still operate in the United States with the full knowledge of US counterterrorism officials.

For the government to shut them down would be "pointless," the senior counterterrorism official said, akin to a "whack-a-mole approach to counterterrorism."

"They'll just find another host," the official said. For example, a Phoenix web hosting company recently terminated an extremist site and it reappeared within days on another service in Brisbane, Australia.

Monitoring them, he added, "is the most useful when they think it is a secure environment but it is not."

The Department of Homeland Security agrees that these websites can provide a unique window into radicalization. Under surveillance laws, counterterrorism investigators can track website traffic without a warrant.

"We work with our intelligence community partners to monitor terrorist websites and terrorists' use of the Internet," Russ Knocke, a Homeland Security spokesman, told the Globe in a statement. "We've also established an inter-agency working group to deepen our understanding of the phenomenon of radicalization."

At the same time, many US counterterrorism officials also insist that young Muslims do not become terrorists by viewing the websites alone; typically they become radicalized and dangerous after forging personal connections with a charismatic leader or after attending a terrorist training camp.

"I think we have pretty much concluded that it is very seldom that someone has used the Internet solely for radicalization," the US counterterrorism official said in an interview, calling most of the website users "pre-terrorists."

Visiting a site "certainly gets you on a path toward radicalization but alone doesn't really do much good," he said.

Not so, according to several terrorism specialists. Many of the websites, they point out, target young Westerners to join the cause of jihad, or holy war, by translating the propaganda materials into their native languages.

Evan Kohlmann, a terrorism specialist who advises the US government, said that taking a largely hands-off approach to such websites "is a gross underestimation of the ability of individuals using these websites to use the information . . . to create their home-grown terror networks."

Leemedia.net - an acronym for "La Elaha Elallah," meaning "The True Path" in Arabic - appeared to be part of that effort.

For example, the site translated radical videos into Turkish in an apparent attempt to reach the sizable Turkish community living in Germany, said Aaron Wiesburd, who runs a consulting firm called Internet Haganah and has been hired by US intelligence agencies for advice in tracking terrorist websites.

Computer records show that Leemedia.net had about two dozen core members, who are invited to participate in exclusive discussion forums, in Pakistan, the Balkans, northern and central Europe, Canada, and the United States, Wiesburd said. The founder, listed as Tanzil Ahmed, is also believed to be connected to a radical Islamic missionary organization based in Pakistan called Tablighi Jama-at, he said.

Supporters of a more systematic Internet crackdown maintain that there are only about 500 core sites that generate radical material and that most of them are hosted on one of the 20 or so major Internet service providers in the world, mostly in Western countries.

"The real fountains of venom are no more than 500 or less," said Carmon. "It is very manageable. We can shut them down, and we will."

http://www.boston.com:80/news/nation/articles/2008/03/27/unwittingly_hosting_terror/

[Casey]

At-Tibyân Publications - Response to Abuz-Zubayr (First and Last)

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Disclaimer:

Normally we would never speak to, or about, any Muslim the way we are about to speak to, and about, Abuz Zubair. But due to his complete lack of manners and justice, his constant insults, name calling, lying accusations, enormous ego, extreme conceit and arrogance, we have taken a decision to address him with just a slightly more respectful tone than the one he has addressed us with – both directly and indirectly – on his forum.

Anyone who has followed some of these threads knows perfectly well what is meant by this and it is not we who initiated any of this venom. For those of you unfamiliar with these statements from him, perhaps it would be best not to bother reading. But those of you who have read those statements from him will certainly realize that despite the harshness of our tone in this reply, we are being far more lenient with him than he has been towards ourselves and others who disagree with his ‘Sahawî’ views.


Background:

This discussion may be difficult to fully grasp for those who have not followed the back-and-forth posts between At-Tibyân Publication’s forums and Islamic Awakening’s forums. Several references span multiple threads and posts over a series of months (maybe even years, in some cases) where Abuz Zubair, the Administrator of the Islamic Awakening website and forum, has made numerous lying claims, accusations and slanderous insulting statements about our publications, website, and contributors.

The topic of discussion, which will follow, is certainly not the most divisive issue between ourselves and him but has become the catalyst for us to reply directly to him, due to his insatiable longing for attention, and his challenge for us to respond to a number of quotations he posted without translation. It started when one brother (not from At-Tibyân Publications) referred to the action of the Saudi regime (in 1979) calling upon the French Foreign Legion to suppress the rebellion of Juhaymân al-‘Utaybî (ra) in the Haram during Hajj season. [The French troops deployed poisonous gas, and stormed the Haram after a ten-day standoff, killing over 100 Muslims. Juhaymân (ra) was arrested and later beheaded by the Saudi government.] That brother stated, on Abuz Zubair’s forum, that this was an action of Kufr and a cause (from the causes) of their apostasy.

Abuz Zubair then replied with the following:

“Allying with the kuffar against the Muslims, meaning aiding an enemy who wants to attack the Muslim lands. This does NOT refer to a ruler contracting a few kuffar to help them fight the rebels.’

“In this respect, you have made takfeer on the vast majority of classical scholars, such as Ibn Qudama who explicitly states that the ruler may seek aid from the mushrikin to quell the rebellion.”

In response to this, a brother from our forum translated and posted the translation of a Fatwâ from Shaykh Hamûd ibn ‘Uqlâ’ ash-Shu’aybî (ra), in which the Shaykh states the prohibition of the Muslim ruler seeking help from disbelievers against the Muslim rebels who resist the state, but who have not apostated. And this post was qualified by our brother with the following commentary:

“Recently there have been claims that the overwhelming majority of the Scholars of the Salaf were of the opinion that it is allowed to seek help from the kuffār against the Bughāt from the Muslims.” And he went on to say: “Even if we say that these Imāms are mistaken in this claim, it would appear that the issue isn’t as clear cut as some would have us believe.”

In response to this, Abuz Zubair posted a series of untranslated quotations along with his typical insults, swears, and slanderous accusations, which at the very least, borders upon Takfîr of At-Tibyân Publications:

“Look guys, you lot from Tibyan... Do your homework well, which means - specially when it comes to fiqh - A LOT more than translating an article by Sh al-Shu'aybi, who is probably a kafir according to you anyway on TWO counts;

“1) The fact that he considers entering the parliament as an MP a matter of khilaf and ijtihad, AND’

“2) Giving Bay'a to several Saudi kings...’

“Anyway, here you go... I decided to help you out with some research on this issue.’

“I don't have the time to translate all the quotes, so if you have anyone competent enough to translate for you (which is a hopeless thing to ask of you guys, lol) go ahead and translate....’

And in the end of his post was the following:

“So this is pretty much everyone except the Malikis.’

“But no one has ever said that this is kufr. Read Ibn Hazm's quote for yourselves.’

“As I said, you guys are tawagheet to have your own parallel Sharia to that of the Sharia of Muhammad - SallAllahu 'alayhi wa-sallam and his inheritors. Learn it and accept it.”

It is noteworthy to point out he has also called us “Zanadiqah”, which is a category from the categories of Kuffâr. Of course he will use his lying means of excusing himself for his labeling us as such, but it’s worth mentioning this in addition to his labeling us “Tawâghît” as well.

The Point Which Was Missed by Abuz Zubair (Among Several):

The point of the original discussion wasn’t whether seeking assistance from the Kuffâr against Bughât (Muslim rebels) was allowed unrestrictedly, restrictedly, or not at all. The issue began when a brother stated that seeking help from the Kuffâr against Bughât was Kufr. The claim was then made, by Abuz Zubair, that this brother was making Takfîr of the vast majority of the scholars of the past who viewed this action as permissible. This has two points in it:

The First: The fact that this same “vast majority of classical scholars”, agreed that it was Harâm, as a basic ruling. They then went on to state an entire list of conditions for any exceptions to this basic rule, as follows:

a) If there is a need; most said “necessity”
b) No one else is able to help
c) The Muslims are able to repel those Kuffâr, whose assistance was sought, from killing the defeated Muslim rebels who flee
d) The rule of the Muslims is dominant over the Kuffâr
e) That these Kuffâr are brave and able to fulfill what they are being asked to fulfill
f) That he trusts them to not contradict his orders in how to fight the Bughât as far as attacking and pursuing those Muslim rebels (Bughât) who flee or give up.

Then at this point, if the conditions existed for the exception to be made for that general prohibition, an Islâmic state would be permitted to seek the military assistance of the Kuffâr against the Muslim rebels, although some scholars left it unrestrictedly forbidden. Nothing like this was ever mentioned at all by Abuz Zubair. What was said was that the vast majority allowed it – full stop. And he continued in his foolish claims by stating that anyone who says this action is Kufr is making specific Takfîr upon those scholars who allowed it.

We (i.e. At-Tibyân Publications) did not claim that a Muslim seeking military assistance against the Muslim rebels is Kufr in every instance, but look to what Abuz Zubair HAS claimed. He is claiming that no one ever stated that it was Kufr. Then he said to read Ibn Hazm’s statement ourselves. The statement of Ibn Hazm is in the original Fatwâ of Shaykh Hamûd (ra), and it states that the state’s failure to comply with the EXCEPTIONAL conditions he lists WOULD BE KUFR in that instance! We are not saying that it is right or wrong, but only mention it as an example of Abuz Zubair’s lying upon the scholars. Therefore, the issue is Abuz Zubair’s lies, along with what he builds upon those lies.

The Second: And it was referred to in the previous address; since when does declaring an action to be Kufr, necessitate that those who don’t see it as Kufr are Kuffâr, let alone that they have committed Kufr? This has never been answered.

And is this question even possible from anyone with even the slightest familiarity with the principles of Takfîr? Interestingly, SPUBS accused us of the same thing when we wrote about certain actions being Kufr. They would take this and spread it saying that we had made specific Takfîr of anyone who had committed such-and-such action, thereby accusing us of being Khawârij and Takfîrîs etc. We could see some ignorant people falling for such traps in the 90’s when Irjâ’ was widespread and issues relating to Kufr, Îmân and Takfîr were not well-known to the regular English-speaking Muslims in the West. But are we still dealing with these issues with Abuz Zubair? Did we go back in time? Was the iMac just invented? Hmmm. Isn’t this just about the same time the infamous ‘Sahwah’ took place? Is someone stuck in the 90’s maybe?

This seems to be one of his main strategies on this topic, as well as the topic of voting and becoming an MP. Interestingly on this point, when the article about the doubts of voting was released, he mentioned more Shubuhât, and asked for a reply. A reply was made, from Shaykh Abû Qatâdah, may Allâh free him, specifically on his use of the Hadîth regarding An-Najâshî. When it was released, his response was: “Why don’t you do something beneficial for the Ummah?” So he was the one challenging us and asking for a reply and when he got it, he had nothing to say and instead resorted to claiming that our reply, which he was requesting, wasn’t ‘beneficial for the Ummah’. Had he read that reply, or listened to the recording, he would have seen our opinion on those who permit voting, and that it differs based on the reason. He would see that from those who see it as permissible, there are those who we don’t even hold to have committed Kufr, let alone actually apostated. This would have also put an end to his claims that we hold Shaykh ‘Abd Allâh ‘Azzâm, may Allâh be merciful to him, to be a Kâfir. And any discerning reader could see that plainly.

The reality seems to be that Abuz Zubair isn’t interested in participating in a Shar’î discussion on the topics where he disagrees with us. Rather, what seems most important to him, is that our reputations are attacked so that he can promote his Sahwah-oriented causes, such as glorifying and defending Democracy, hating and belittling the views, actions and efforts of the Mujâhidîn and their scholars in our time, and basically pretending that we’re still all living in a pre-9/11 world sometime in the 1990s (as is evident from his taking of news and commentary regarding the current Jihâd and the Mujâhidîn from those who haven’t been involved with Jihâd since this time period). The problem is that decisions have already been made about At-Tibyân; not based on the voting issue, not based on targeting women or children as retribution, not even for the mistranslation of a word in a Hadîth (his claim was that it was an intentional distortion). At-Tibyân is hated because of who we support, what we support and who we take our knowledge from. That’s as simple as it gets.

The Reply to Abuz Zubair

He said:

“Look guys, you lot from Tibyan... Do your homework well, which means - specially when it comes to fiqh - A LOT more than translating an article by Sh al-Shu'aybi, who is probably a kafir according to you anyway on TWO counts;’

“1) The fact that he considers entering the parliament as an MP a matter of khilaf and ijtihad, AND’

“2) Giving Bay'a to several Saudi kings...’

[Refer to the opening disclaimer about our using the same tone of insults and sarcasm in addressing Abuz Zubair.]

Is this anything other than what we have already said about him? Instead of focusing upon the statement and opinion being quoted, he uses the tactic of saying: “Well since so-and-so permitted what you have called Kufr, then you must hold him to be a Kâfir anyway.” So he demonstrates his lack of knowledge in the principles of Takfîr, which is very obvious to the discerning student of knowledge, all the while demonstrating his arrogance and his contempt for the truth. I’m really interested, Capt. Sahwah, where did any member of At-Tibyân Publications make Takfîr based on seeing entering the parliament as an MP to be a matter of Khilâf and Ijtihâd? If you could just provide a reference for this accusation, that would be splendid. Not that we expect you to be able to prove any of your Shock-Jock accusations. But for those who listen, maybe you can substantiate even this single claim of yours. We’re waiting…

Again, it’s not what we say about Shaykh Hamûd (ra), it’s what you say about him, you idiot! He said that it is not permissible for a Muslim to seek the assistance of a Kâfir against the Bughât. We say the same thing, but you claim the opposite is true. Was Shaykh Hamûd (ra) a ‘Tâghût having his own parallel Sharî’ah’, as you have labeled us for holding the same view he does? Was he ‘mainstream’? Was he a ‘heavyweight’? Simple ‘yes’ or ‘no’ please, then we can move on.

Or will you claim that he is excused because he is a Mujtahid? And if that is the case, while he is knowledgeable of the Sharî’ah, then are you really that immature to attempt to label us with this, knowing that we are not Mujtahidîn and are merely relating what we see as the most correct opinions of the scholars? Why would the knowledgeable be excused by you while those who are less in knowledge are not excused for following the knowledgeable? Isn’t it you who asked us the same thing about Shaykh Hamûd and ‘Abd Allâh ‘Azzâm (ra)? Didn’t you ask us why we excuse them from the Kufr, while they permitted voting? Didn’t you claim that according to our view, that voting was an action of Kufr, that we must make Takfîr of those who were knowledgeable but permitted it anyway? Then why do your standards and logic apply to anyone but yourself?

Or was this only another plot to discredit the views of the Shaykh by calling attention to other matters (i.e. his view of the Parliaments, which Abuz Zubair didn’t even bother to post)? If we are speaking about the issue of a Muslim state seeking assistance from a Kâfir against the Bughât, then wouldn’t you have to say about the Shaykh the same thing you have said about us, for agreeing with his view? Or are you so childish that you change the subject as soon as you are confronted with his opinion on the same topic under discussion?

Then take it further Capt. Sahwah. Were the views of Shaykh Hamûd ash-Shu’aybî (ra) about the matter of the Saudi regime seeking the assistance of the French Foreign Legion to enter the Haram to kill Juhaymân al-‘Utaybî (ra) and his followers, consistent with your own view? Or do you want to change the subject to: “Yeah but look what he said about the Parliaments,”? And did he excuse the actions of that regime and approve of the actions of that state in doing what they did on the same basis that you say? Or will you change the subject to: “Yeah, but he gave Bay’ah to several Saudi Kings,”?

By Allâh, Abuz Zubair is like a child who gets caught being naughty and then when he is about to be disciplined he says, “But daddy, my sister disobeyed you last week,” in a vain effort to prevent his own problems by deflecting the blame onto someone else.

If you were less conceited in your speech and manners you might be worth feeling sorry for.

The Quotations [with Translation]:

Anyway, here you go... I decided to help you out with some research on this issue.

Thank you very much for providing us with these valuable quotes, which refute your stated position so much better than we could have done ourselves. If only you could read… Did you miss the parts where these scholars stated in the beginning of their statements that the basic rule for this action [which you said was unrestrictedly permissible] is that it is Harâm, and that some (not even all) of them stated it was permitted when certain conditions were present?

The ‘Sahawî’ School of Thought:

Let’s begin by recalling the claim of Abuz Zubair and then comparing that claim to the various juristic schools (which he, himself, posted in an attempt to substantiate his own claim):

“Allying with the kuffar against the Muslims, meaning aiding an enemy who wants to attack the Muslim lands. This does NOT refer to a ruler contracting a few kuffar to help them fight the rebels.’

“In this respect, you have made takfeer on the vast majority of classical scholars, such as Ibn Qudama who explicitly states that the ruler may seek aid from the mushrikin to quell the rebellion.”

Please notice how the general permissibility of an Islâmic state seeking the military assistance of a Kâfir in order to fight the Muslim rebels was claimed by Abuz Zubair, without a single condition, prerequisite, qualification, or necessary set of circumstances to permit such an action. [Forget for a moment that he is actually saying that the Saudi regime was an Islâmic state in 1979 and that Juyaymân (ra) and his followers were rebelling against the Islâmic rule of that state!] Let’s just stick to the general topic at hand, which is an Islâmic state seeking the assistance of a Kâfir army against the Muslim rebels. Now compare this statement with those whom he quoted to support this generalized ‘permissibility’, unrestrictedly, and without any single condition (keeping in mind that practically anything, which is prohibited as a basic rule, becomes permissible, in cases of necessity).

What you will see is that EVERY SINGLE QUOTATION, which was specifically listed by Abuz Zubair, proves that the basic rule is that doing so is IMPERMISSIBLE (i.e. Harâm), and that it only becomes permissible when a series of CONDITIONS exist, none of which he even mentioned when claiming the general permissibility of this action! We have translated them for Abuz Zubair who apparently didn’t have time to do his homework:

Shâfi’iyyah:

‘Rawdhat At-Tâlibîn’, by An-Nawawî:

“The fifth: It is not allowed to seek help against them from the Kuffâr because it is not allowed to give a Kâfir authority over a Muslim.” – until he said: “...unless he is in need of seeking their help; then it is allowed with two conditions. One of them is that they have bravery and good performance and the second is that he is able to repel them if they (i.e. the Kuffâr) pursue the people of rebellion (i.e. the Muslim rebels) after their defeat. And it is a must for the two conditions to be together for the permissibility for seeking help. This was stated by Ibn as-Sabbâgh and ar-Rûyânî and others from the agreement of the companions. And the phrasing of al-Baghawî necessitates its permissibility with one of them.”

‘Asnal-Matâlib’ by Abû Yahyâ Zakariyyâ Al-Ansârî:

“And seeking help against them from a Kâfir is Harâm, even if he is a Thimmî, as it is not allowed to give authority to him over us.” – until he said: “Yes, it is allowed to seek their help when it is a necessity…”

‘Tuhfat Al-Habîb’, by Al-Bujayrimî:

“His statement: ‘Because it is Harâm to give him authority over the Muslim..’ And likewise to make him the one who implements the Hudûd upon the Muslims…” – until he said: “Yes, if the benefit necessitates entrusting him with the authority of something, which no one other than him from the Muslims can establish, or the one who performs that from the Muslims has had some betrayal shown from him, while the Thimmî is considered trustworthy even if it is due to his fear of the ruler, for instance. Then it is not farfetched that it would be permissible to give him that authority when there is necessity.”

‘Hawâshî Al-Sharwânî’, by Abdul-Hakîm Al-Makkî Ash-Sharwânî’:

“What is apparent from their words is that this is not allowed, even if necessity calls for that. But it was clearly stated in ‘At-Tamammah’ the permissibility of seeking his help, in other words the Kâfir, when there is a necessity.”

‘Mughnî Al-Muhtâj’, by Al-Khatîb Ash-Shirbînî:

“Point of Notice: What is apparent from their words is that this is not allowed, even if necessity calls for that. But it was clearly stated in ‘At-Tamammah’ the permissibility of seeking his help, when there is a necessity.”

‘Nihâyat Al-Muhtâj’, by Muhammad Ibn Abil-‘Abbâs Ar-Ramlî:

“And a Kâfir is not to be sought help from against them, even if he is a Thimmî because it is forbidden to give him authority over a Muslim.” – until he said: “Yes, it is allowed to seek help from them, when there is a necessity.”

Hanafiyyah

‘Al-Bahr Ar-Râ’iq’, by Ibn Nujaym Al-Misrî:

“And from them is that it is not allowed for us to seek help from the people of Shirk against the people of rebellion if the ruling of the Shirk is dominant. And there is no harm for the people of justice to seek help from the Bughât and the Thimîs against the Khawârij, if the ruling of the people of justice is dominant.”

Hanâbilah

‘Sharh Muntahal-Irâdât’, by Al-Bahûtî:

“And it is forbidden to seek help against them from a Kâfir because it is giving him authority over the blood of the Muslims.” – until he said: “Except if due to necessity, such as the inability of the people of truth against them.”

‘Al-Mughnî’, by Ibn Qudâmah:

“And he does not seek help from a Kâfir in fighting them in any condition, nor from he who is of the opinion of fighting them when they flee. And this was what ash-Shâfi’î stated. And the people of opinion stated that there is no problem in seeking help against them from the people of Thimmah and those who were given security and another type from them, if the people of justice are dominant over those who they are seeking help from. And we take that the point is to repel them and return obedience and not killing them. And if the need calls for seeking help from them, then if he is able to repel them (i.e. those disbelievers he is seeking help from), then he seeks help from them. But if he is not able, it is not allowed.”

[Point: Not to dwell upon the incident of Juhaymân (ra), but would the Saudi Regime in 1979 be able to repel the French Foreign Legion, when it seems they were even unable to defeat al-Juhaymân (ra) and his followers, on their own?]

‘Al-Kâfî’, by Ibn Qudâmah:

“And he does not seek help from a Kâfir in fighting them, nor from he who permits killing them, because the point is to repel them, not to kill them, whereas the objection of those ones (i.e. the Kuffâr) is to kill them. Then if the need calls for seeking help from him, and he is able to prevent them from committing what is not permitted, seeking their help is permitted. Otherwise it is not.”

[Point: And again – not to go too deeply into the Juhaymân incident (ra), but was the so-called ‘Islâmic State’ of Âla Saud able to prevent the French Foreign Legion from killing the ‘Bughât’ (as Abuz Zubair referred to them), or were they poisoned and shot to death? And when Juhaymân was arrested, was he freed after being defeated, or was he executed?]

‘Kashâf Al-Qinâ’’, by Al-Bahûtî:

“And it is forbidden for the people of justice to seek help from a Kâfir in their war, in other words, their fighting of the rebels, because he is not sought help from in fighting the Kuffâr. So for him to not be sought help from in fighting a Muslim is more befitting. And because the point is to repel them, not kill them, while he does not intend anything except for killing them. ‘Or’, in other words, it is forbidden to seek help in their war from he who takes the opinion of killing them when they flee, due to what is in that from giving authority to him over he who it is not allowed to kill. Except for necessity, such as if the people of justice are unable to fight them, due to their small numbers. Then it is allowed for the need, due to their actions if it is not done.”

‘Al-Mubdi’’, by Ibn Muflih:

“And they do not seek help from a Kâfir in their war because he is not sought help from in fighting against the Kuffâr. So for him to not be sought help from in fighting a Muslim is more befitting and because the point is to repel them and not kill them, and he does not intend, (except) killing them. Then if it is needed and he is able to repel them from performing that which is not allowed, seeking help from them is allowed, otherwise no.”

‘Matâlib Ulin-Nuhâ’, by As-Suyûtî Ar-Rahîbânî:

“And seeking help against them from a Kâfir is forbidden, because it is giving authority to him over the blood of the Muslims.” – until he said: “Except for necessity, such as the inability of the people of truth against them.”

Thâhiriyyah

‘Al-Muhallâ’, by Ibn Hazm:

“Are the people of Harb, the people of Thimmah, or other people of rebellion sought help from against the people of rebellion?’

“Abû Muhammad (ra) said: ‘The people differed regarding this as a group stated that it is not allowed to seek help against them from the Harbi, nor a Thimmî nor from someone who permits fighting them when they flee. And this was the opinion of ash-Shâfi’î (raa). And the companions of Abû Hanîfah said, there is no problem in seeking help against them from the people of Harb, the people of Thimmah and from the likes of them from the people of rebellion.’

“And we mentioned in the ‘Book of Jihâd’, the statement of the Messenger of Allâh, صلى الله عليه وسلم, ‘Verily, we do not seek help from a Mushrik.’ And this is a general (text), which prevents the seeking of help from them in authority, fighting or anything else, except (in) that which the consensus has been confirmed concerning the permissibility of seeking their help in, like taking care of the animals, employment, or fulfilling a need, and other than that, from that which they do not come out from lowliness. And the (word) ‘Mushrik’ is used for a Thimmî and a Harbî.’

“Abû Muhammad (ra) said: ‘This is according to us (i.e. that it is not allowed), as long as the people of justice have ability to defend. But if they are at the brink of annihilation, and are in necessity, and they have no stratagem, then there is no problem for them to seek refuge with the people of Harb and to use the people of Thimmah in defense, as long as they are certain that they are in their support; they do not harm a Muslim nor a Thimmî in blood, wealth or a sanctity from what is not permitted.”

The Condition of ‘Necessity’

The reason we have emphasized this condition that was mentioned in so many of Abuz Zubair’s quotations, (which he urged us to translate, requesting that we “do our homework well”), is because this condition is almost universally applied to any generalized prohibition in the Sharî’ah as an EXCEPTION to the general rule of prohibition. Consider the statement of Allâh, the Most High:

“Say: ‘I find not in that which has been inspired to me anything forbidden to be eaten by one who wishes to eat it, unless it be Maytatah (a dead animal) or blood poured forth (by slaughtering or the like), or the flesh of swine (pork, etc.) for that surely is impure, or impious (unlawful) meat (of an animal) which is slaughtered as a sacrifice for others than Allâh (or has been slaughtered for idols, etc., or on which Allâh's Name has not been mentioned while slaughtering). But whosoever is forced by necessity without willful disobedience, nor transgressing due limits, (for him) certainly, your Lord is Oft¬-Forgiving, Most Merciful.” (Al-An’âm, 145)

In the Verse Allâh, the Most High, Himself mentioned this topic similarly. Firstly the general prohibition of dead meat, blood, pork and animals sacrificed for other than Allâh, was mentioned. And then immediately after that general prohibition, the exception was made due to cases of necessity.

So then it is not surprising from a person with the character of Abuz Zubair, that he sought only to bold and underline the portion of the references he quoted, which permit an Islâmic state to seek the assistance of a Kâfir army, in cases of necessity, as the EXCEPTION to the general prohibition of this action. And all of this was pointed out in EVERY SINGLE quotation he posted, as an EXCEPTION to this generalized prohibition, which was CONDITIONAL upon some kind of necessity, need or other set of extreme circumstances. [Some actually didn’t even permit this seeking assistance under any condition, as was stated by Ibn Qudâmah about the opinion of ash-Shâfi’î (ra). Apparently Abuz Zubair missed that. Tsk, tsk Capt. Sahwah…didn’t do your homework well, we see.]

Why is this a big deal?

The reason it’s a big deal is because what Abuz Zubair claimed would essentially be the same as him claiming the general, unrestricted and unconditional permissibility of eating dead meat, pork, or blood etc. Because we already know these things are permitted, in cases of necessity, in the same way an Islâmic state is permitted to seek the military assistance of a Kâfir army against the Muslim rebels, in cases of necessity. But in fact, what Abuz Zubair claimed is much worse, because many of the same scholars he even quoted (in his delusional assumption that these quotations proved his point) actually mentioned even stricter conditions for the permissibility of seeking their help, such as being able to repel those Kuffâr whom they are seeking assistance from as well as power over them to prevent them from pursuing and killing the fleeing Muslim rebels after they have been defeated. Whereas the aforementioned verse ONLY mentions one condition; the condition of necessity.

A Point to the reader about the competency of Abuz Zubair’s Fiqh and knowledge of Arabic:

Consider the following quotation that Abuz Zubair cherry picked to prove his point that seeking military assistance from the Kuffâr against the Muslim rebels was unrestrictedly permissible as a basic ruling ‘by the vast majority of classical scholars’:

‘Al-Hâwî Al-Kabîr’ by al-Mâwardî:

“Al-Mâwardî said: ‘As for seeking help from the people of Ahad and Thimmah, in fighting the people of rebellion, then it is not allowed in any condition.” – until he said: “As for seeking help against them (i.e. the rebels) from those AMONGST THE MUSLIMS, who see it as permissible to fight them (i.e. the rebels) when attacking and fleeing, then ash-Shâfi’î prevented that due to what is necessary from refraining from (pursuing) them (i.e. the fleeing rebels), when they are defeated.”

* There is an entire paragraph missing from Abuz Zubair’s post between what is above and what is bellow this point. We will translate the missing paragraph from the original book, which was skipped by Abuz Zubair in his post. It is as follows:

Missing excerpt from Abuz Zubair’s quote: “Then if it is said: ‘Would it not be allowed to seek help against them from he who contradicts his opinion regarding it, and acts upon his own Ijtihâd, just as it is allowed for the ruler to leave behind one who rules with his own Ijtihâd, even if he (i.e. the ruler) opposes the Ijtihâd of the one he leaved behind in the same way that it is allowed for the Shâfi’î to leave behind a Hanafî and for the Hanafî to leave behind a Shâfi’î?’ It is to be said: ‘The difference between them is that the fighting against the people of rebellion when fleeing is up to the Ijtihâd of the Imâm. And the one specified for it (i.e. repelling the rebels) is under orders (and therefore) prevented from performing (his own) Ijtihâd, while the one left behind in judgment is left up to his own opinion. So (in this case) Ijtihâd is allowed for him.’

* This marks the end of the paragraph left out by Abuz Zubair (shall we accuse him of intentionally ‘distorting this text’, as he accuses others of doing?) [This was from the original book: “Al-Hâwî al-Kabîr”, by al-Mâwardî, Vol. 13/129-130, publication of Dâr Al-Kutub Al-‘Ilmiyyah, Beirut]

The quotation Abuz Zubair posted continues bellow:

“Then since it is confirmed that the seeking of the help is to be prevented, then our companions differed regarding it, in two opinions:

“One; that it is a prevention of forbiddance and prohibition, and the second; that it is a prevention of recommendation and urging.”

“Then if necessity calls him to seek help from them, due to the inability of the people of justice to resist them, then it is allowed for them to seek their help with three conditions. – End of quote.

Explanation: What is being discussed in this quotation is whether or not it is permissible for the Muslim to seek the military assistance of other MUSLIMS who take the opinion that pursuing the Bughât (i.e. Muslim rebels) in order to kill them while they are fleeing, after they have been repelled, is permissible. The reason for this discussion in a book of Shâfi’î Fiqh – unbeknownst to Abuz Zubair – is that according to Imâm ash-Shâfi’î and many others, the Bughât (Muslim rebels) are never to be pursued and killed when they flee from the battlefield after being repelled. So while discussing this, al-Mâwardî (ra) digressed into the issue of whether or not the Muslim state could make use of other MUSLIMS to defend the state if these MUSLIM soldiers did not prohibit the pursuit and killing of the Muslim rebels in the way Imâm ash-Shâfi’î did. So he mentioned the impermissibility of seeking help from non-Muslims unrestrictedly, then if the matter comes to there being some kind of necessity, he permitted the MUSLIM soldiers who see it as permissible to pursue and kill the Muslim rebels who flee to be sought assistance from. But even in this case, he only permitted seeking this MUSLIM assistance with THREE CONDITIONS! Some will say that these conditions mentioned in his quote also apply to seeking help from non-Muslims, but this is not the issue here. The issue here is that here in this quote, Al-Mâwardî is discussing Muslims. This is clear from numerous points.

1-The fact that in the beginning he stated, ‘As for seeking help from the people of Ahad and Thimmah, in fighting the people of rebellion, then it is not allowed in any condition.” So for him to state this, then go on to mention conditions in which it is allowed is self-contradictory.

2-His conditions came after he mentioned the seeking of help from Muslims, and had a discussion of some of the arguments used by those who permit it. So for these conditions to go back to this discussion is more befitting than to the whole thing, since they are two separate issues.

3-Regarding seeking help from non-Muslims, he used the phrase “Lâ Yajooz” and referring to Muslims, he mention “Mana’” Later when discussing the conditions, he used “Mamnû’’, which relates to “Mamnû’” and not “Jawâz”

4-That it was also mentioned al-Mâwardî mentioned in “Al-Ahkâm As-Sultâniyah”, that it is not allowed to use help from the non-Muslims, and he didn’t mention any conditions for it to be allowed.

This proves so much about Abuz Zubair’s inadequacy in discussing issues like this. Firstly, his lack of Arabic knowledge prevented him from noticing that he was quoting a reference, which completely refuted his own view. Second, his comprehension was so dull that he didn’t even realize whose help was being discussed in assisting with fighting the Bughât. And thirdly, despite the fact that conditions were listed in order for this seeing assistance to be permissible, it was fellow MUSLIMS being discussed and not the Kuffâr, as he claimed.
Is it possible that he is aware of these facts regarding his inadequacies, and that this is actually the cause of his embittered personality and vulgar manners?

O Abuz Zubair, we retract our former statement. We actually do feel sorry for you now.

A point about Abuz Zubair’s encouragement to ‘do your homework’:

The final quotation from Ibn Hazm (ra) from ‘Al-Muhallâ’, which he pasted into his thread, was totally messed up. Sentences were mixed, blended together and out of order, changing the context, logic and meaning of what was quoted. We wonder if we should accuse him of ‘intentionally distorting’ the words of the scholars, or if we should just assume that this error was an accident, especially because in his version, the statement ‘…and this is ash-Shâfi’î’s opinion…’ appeared after Ibn Hazm’s discussion on when it would be allowed to use the people of Harb and Thimmah in defense against the Muslim rebels. Good thing we ‘did our homework’ by correcting the errors in his.

More Replies to Abuz Zubair’s nonsense:

I don't have the time to translate all the quotes,

Too busy swearing at Mujâhidîn, belittling their efforts, and lamenting the glory days of the ‘Sahwah’ to do the work we guess. (Not surprising really. What little work you did do was pathetic enough.) It must be frustrating to be so irrelevant. But don’t worry, maybe cargo pants will make a comeback too. Bellbottoms did. Why not another 90’s trend?

so if you have anyone competent enough to translate for you (which is a hopeless thing to ask of you guys, lol)

Strong words from a kid whose knowledge of Arabic didn’t even prevent him from cherry picking a quote from al-Mâwardî discussing Muslims fighting Muslim rebels and then assuming, due to his impeccable interpretive skills, that this discussion was about an Islâmic state using the Kuffâr to fight the Muslim rebels! LOL!

go ahead and translate....So this is pretty much everyone except the Malikis. But no one has ever said that this is kufr.

Firstly, Ibn Hazm (ra) – you know, the same Ibn Hazm you told us to “read his quote for ourselves” – actually lists a situation in which seeking the military assistance against the Muslim rebels IS KUFR! As he said:

“And if the rule of the Kuffâr is dominant over him, then with that he is a Kâfir, (based) upon what we mentioned.”

Read Ibn Hazm's quote for yourselves.

Read it, thanks. Too bad you didn’t. While you’re at it, maybe you should read Shaykh Hamûd’s quote again for yourself. Remember that one…the one which included the statement from Ibn Hazm stating the situation where doing so would be Kufr? Oh yeah, we forgot, Shaykh Hamûd’s words don’t seem to mean anything to you presumably because he holds an opinion (as you claim) – on an entirely different topic – which is not the same as OURS. Yeah, that makes sense why YOU wouldn’t accept it then, especially when that opinion of his (as you claim) – on an entirely different topic – DOES agree with your own! Thanks for clearing that up, captain. It all makes perfect sense.

As I said, you guys are tawagheet to have your own parallel Sharia to that of the Sharia of Muhammad - SallAllahu 'alayhi wa-sallam and his inheritors. Learn it and accept it.

I’ll just let that last accusation stand out there without comment so everyone can see what type of person you really are. Take a good look, people. This is Abuz Zubair, and there’s plenty more where that came from.

Conclusion and a Warning

Do we expect this to be the end of Abuz Zubair’s tantrums? Of course not. We fully expect him to attempt a reply in order to save his own reputation and to discredit ours. This has become his only means of resurrecting his own relevance. And initially we had no intention of responding to his raving insults, lying claims and ridiculous challenges ourselves. [In fact, when the doubts about democracy came up, rather than pursuing anything with him directly, we decided to arrange a debate between Shaykh Abû Qatâdah (representing our side, obviously) and Shaykh Haytham al-Haddâd (representing his side). Which side do you think turned down this debate offer? Not ours.] However, due to some of our forum members seeking a reply from us towards his lunacy, we have produced this short response. This will be our only and last reply to him, as he truly is not worth being taken seriously.

A few years ago we had a meeting with Shaykh ‘Alî at-Tamîmî, may Allâh free him, and we were discussing SPUBS. At the time the Shaykh mentioned that we should not spend too much time on them, due to it being a waste of time, which could be better spent on other more important things. At the time we responded saying that if anyone else would bother refuting them then we wouldn’t feel the need to do it ourselves. The Shaykh, may Allâh free him, said (and I’m narrating this from the best of my memory):

“Then just leave it at this for now. You’ve refuted them and it can be referred to from this point forward. There’s no need to get into long, time consuming sessions on every topic they raise.”

We agreed with this point and we left our refutation series, and never bothered revisiting it. And we can think of no greater wisdom regarding addressing the likes of Abuz Zubair in this time. It seems that by pointing out all his problems in this discussion alone, any discerning, objective and clearly thinking Muslim can see that he doesn’t know what he’s talking about. And Allâh knows best.

Brothers and sisters, Abuz Zubair used to be a person known for sound conduct and beliefs. His descent into whatever has overcome him is sad and surprising. But who would have thought ten years ago, that a decade later, Safar al-Hawâlî would be interceding and assisting individuals wanted by the Saudi government to surrender themselves to the allies of Crusaders and then engage in debates against potential volunteers, who are seeking to assist their brothers in the Jihâd in Iraq? Could anything be less expected than that? So as surprising as it is that Abuz Zubair would turn into what he’s become today, let it be a lesson to those of you upon sincerity and religious commitment, that none of us know our fate and our seal. And remaining guided and upon the correct path is not to be taken for granted. Therefore ask Allâh that you are not shaken off the path of Haqq as the events of the future unfold. And He is the One who guides and protects.

Wa Salâmu ‘Alaykum Wa Rahmat Allâhî Wa Barakâtuh

At-Tibyân Publications

[Casey]

German Islamist Issues Call for Jihad in Internet Video

Großansicht des Bildes mit der Bildunterschrift: A 20-year-old German called for jihad in a new Internet video

Fears of a second suicide bombing by a German national have risen after a convert to Islam calls for holy war in an Internet video. EU officials have put posters of the suspect at all the bloc's entry points.

The video, posted on the "Time for Martyrdom" Web site, shows 20-year-old Eric B. from the western state of Saarland wearing an ammunitions belt and holding a machine gun. The mountainous backdrop has led some to believe it was filmed in the border region between Afghanistan and Pakistan.

"Come over to the jihad, for that is your way to paradise," he proclaims in halting German. "If you cannot come, then help us with your wealth."

Connections to the Islamic Jihad Union

B., who calls himself Abdulgaffar al-Almani in the video, is reportedly known to German intelligence agencies. Authorities have been tracking his whereabouts at least since September 2007, following B. and his travelling companion, Houssain al-M., a 23-year-old German of Lebanese descent, throughout the Middle East.

Their surveillance was sparked by the raids in North Rhine-Westphalia that uncovered a Saarland-based branch of the Islamic Jihad Union (IJU). Those raids came after a warning from the CIA that the IJU was planning attacks against the American interests in Germany. Authorities thwarted those plans and arrested three men -- two German converts to Islam and a Turk.

Authorities on alert

Bildunterschrift: Großansicht des Bildes mit der Bildunterschrift: Authorities fear Cifcti could be a role model for Eric B.
Afterwards, the German Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA) issued an alert for four additional members of the cell, including B. and al-M. A third person, Cuneyt Cifcti, a 28-year-old Turk raised in Germany, carried out a suicide bombing in the Khost province of western Afghanistan that killed two US and two Afghan soldiers in March.

Cifcti's preparations were well-documented through video, and analysts fear that he may have become B.'s role model. They also fear that B.'s appearance in the film with his face uncovered heralds an imminent attack.

He is suspected to have received terrorist training in an IJU camp and was last seen in Kabul in early April, leading some to speculate that he could be planning a suicide bombing there.

Wanted posters with his picture on are hung throughout Kabul and his photograph recently appeared in the US army newspaper, Stars and Stripes. His photograph is also posted at all EU entry points and in all German airports in hopes of preventing a possible European attack.

A German Islamist network

Bildunterschrift: Großansicht des Bildes mit der Bildunterschrift: Analysts say the video could herald an imminent attack
The video comes a week after German security agents conducted nationwide raids aimed at disrupting a network of Islamists. The raids on homes, clubs, and publishing houses, included the arrest of nine men suspected of trying to radicalize Germans and support a holy war abroad. They also heightened the fear of a growing Islamist movement in Germany.


http://www.dw-world.de/dw/article/0,2144,3302503,00.html

[NYer]

Virtual worlds require Virtual - HUMINT. (http://counterterrorismblog.org/2008/05/virtual_worlds_require_virtual.php)

Therefore, what this research does is point to something fundamental about how global intelligence and law-enforcement agencies need to approach the examination of virtual worlds, and that is that raw data-crunching is likely to prove unsatisfactory. Ironically, virtual worlds require a uniquely human approach. The only sure way to gather information on extremist or criminal groups operating in virtual worlds is to enter the environment and interact with the suspected groups. The United States Intelligence community is not short of computing power but what this new environment needs is the human touch or to put it in the language of the Beltway -- layer Virtual-HUMINT over the SIGINT mission.

[Casey]

Israeli study shows US a digital haven for terrorists
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By Sharon Kanon
May 14, 2008

Terrorist organizations are exploiting well-known Internet Service Providers to get their messages out, according to a new study by an Israeli researcher.

Prof. Niv Ahituv, academic director of the Netvision Institute for Internet Studies (NIIS) at Tel Aviv University (TAU), said that some of the world's most dangerous organizations, including Hezbollah and al-Qaeda, host their web sites on servers owned by popular American and Canadian ISPs used by most North Americans.

"Hamas, Islamic Jihad, Hezbollah are among the dozens of terrorist organizations and hundreds of terrorist blogs that abuse the web. They use the same well-known service providers that we all use," Ahituv tells ISRAEL21c.

"The coordination of 9/11 was partially done by e-mail, written in plain English," Ahituv continues. The terrorists disguised the logistic information in coded messages, which ostensibly dealt with normal kinds of information, such as registering for a degree at a college. They did this right under the eyes of the FBI.

In February this year, Ahituv was invited to present his study at a closed workshop in Berlin to representatives from NATO (the North American Treaty Organization), and European Security Services.

NATO, which has set up a Counter-Terrorism Technology Unit focusing on nine areas, including cyber-terrorism, commissioned the workshop from the NIIS and the Interdisciplinary Center for Technology Analysis & Forecasting (ICTAF), both at Tel Aviv University, and Berlin's Institute for Cooperation Management and Interdisciplinary Research (NEXUS), affiliated with the Technology University of Berlin.

Israel is a member of the Mediterranean Group (affiliate members of NATO) trying to increase the prospects of peace in the Middle East.

At the workshop, "Old Threats, New Channels: the Internet as a Tool for Terrorists," Ahituv told participants that Islamic Jihad operates 15 websites in Arabic and English, using US and Canadian service providers (among others); Hamas operates 20 websites in eight languages (including Hebrew), some based in the US and Canada, as well as Russia, Malaysia, and the PA; and Hezbollah operates 20 websites in five languages using service providers from the US, Canada, Iran and Syria.

Aside from general propaganda and training, Ahituv said that terrorist organizations are also using the Net to coordinate missions or call meetings; provide tutorials on bomb building; and to recruit impressionable American and British Moslems to become believers, soldiers and even suicide bombers.

Websites target specific population groups. "We can see how they target vulnerable Muslim mothers - in the US, Canada, Great Britain, all over the world - persuading them of the virtues of having their sons be a suicide bomber, and how to educate their sons to be a 'Shahid.'"

Some websites are directed at the children themselves, inculcating them with terror messages.

No less insidious, says Ahituv, is the use of the Internet for disinformation. During Israel's second Lebanon war, citizens of south Lebanon were shown on the Net suffering Israeli attacks. Later, it was discovered that photographs were staged (a man killed in one incident, appeared two hours later in another.) Disinformation is also apparent in the promotion of so-called humanitarian organizations that are often fronts for terror organizations.

So should terrorist websites be shut down? Paradoxically, in the US, the First Amendment to the Constitution, protecting free speech, also protects the terrorists, says Ahituv, recognizing the irony of waging a war on terror when some of the most dangerous propaganda is being created at home.

"The main feeling at the meeting was that if the website is not used to develop a terrorist operation, why shut it down? This way we don't have to play hide and seek. We can follow what and where they are preaching," he tells ISRAEL21c.

On the other hand, he adds, it is absurd that the free world hosts terrorist organization websites.

Unfortunately, in the wired world, the base location is a technical matter. Geography is not a limiting factor. "A half an hour after a website is shut down in the US, it is registered in Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, or Iran. The FBI has shut down a few websites, but it is like chasing the wind," warns Ahituv.

The NIIS was established in 2003 as an interdisciplinary research institute that supports and coordinates research in a number of schools in TAU. It does not belong to one particular faculty. NIIS is also very active in offering seminars and lecture to the public.

http://www.israel21c.org/bin/en.jsp?enDispWho=Articles%5El2107&enPage=BlankPage&enDisplay=view&enDispWhat=object&enVersion=0&enZone=Technology

[Casey]

May 17, 2008
Spain arrests 5 suspected of hacking US sites
By DANIEL WOOLLS
Associated Press Writer

Spanish police have arrested five people suspected of hacking into or outright disabling thousands of Internet pages, some of them run by government agencies in the U.S., Latin America and Asia, authorities said Saturday.

The National Police said the suspects belonged to one of the most active hacker groups on the Internet and said two of the suspects are 16 years old. The others are 19 or 20.

On the Internet, the group calls itself D.O.M Team, police said.

One of the group's techniques was to infiltrate Web sites and insert a page of its own, police said.

The group attacked some 21,000 Web pages over the last two years, police said in a statement. The five were arrested this week in Barcelona, Burgos, Malaga and Valencia.

The statement did not identify which government Web sites the suspects are accused of tampering with.

The Spanish newspaper El Mundo reported in March that the group had infiltrated NASA's Web page. A police official said Saturday she could not confirm this, and she refused to specify which sites had been hit. The official spoke on condition of anonymity in line with department rules.

The newspaper said the group also hacked the Venezuelan national telephone company's page and that of the Spanish telephone operator Jazztel, among others.

El Mundo said it had contacted the group in March and that members described themselves not as delinquents, but as computer-lovers who raided Web sites to show system administrators the pages' vulnerabilities.

The Spanish investigation began in March after the Web page of a Spanish political party, Izquierda Unida, was disabled shortly after Spain's general election March 9.

The five suspects did not know one another personally, but rather just over the Internet, police said. They were in contact with other members of the hacking group, mainly in Latin America, police said.

http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/S/SPAIN_HACKERS_ARRESTED?SITE=RIPAW&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT

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Terror returns
18 May 2008, 0222 hrs IST,Vishwa Mohan,TNN

"The day is not far when we will slaughter you in the streets of Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai and other cities of India."

— Email received minutes before the UP serial blasts in November 2007

The bloodied streets of the Pink City are proof that this was no empty threat. Terror has returned, this time striking one of the country's hottest tourist destinations and virtually announcing its plan to bleed India by inflicting wounds at regular intervals. How long the lull in between will last is anybody's guess.

"I will not be surprised if terrorists are able to hit us once every month given the weak security scenario," says retired IPS officer and ex-BSF chief Prakash Singh. Of course, the remote control of this terror game lies in Pakistan where the ISI guides the timing of such attacks with Islamabad's internal power equations in mind. The current regime might have done a U-turn on aiding terror, especially since it has itself been at the receiving end of jihadi ire of late, but the threat from across the border has intensified once again.

The warning signal came barely two weeks before the Jaipur blasts, and former IB joint director M K Dhar wonders how the intelligence and security agencies could have missed it. It came in the form of an announcement by United Jihad Council (UJC) chief Syed Salahuddin in Muridke, Pakistan last month, where he called for a renewed offensive against India. "He openly urged cadres to advance the cause of jihad in Kashmir and India."

The call seems to have galvanised the jihadis. Last week, the BSF repulsed a major infiltration bid. Then, security forces fought a pitched battle with infiltrators in Samba (J&K). This was followed by strikes in the Pink City.

According to Dhar, terrorists have now reached a stage where they can strike and even announce it beforehand. The email sent (using ID guru_alhindi@yahoo.fr) before last November's serial blasts in UP was the first instance. The investigators managed to trace the cyber cafe (in East Delhi) used by the terrorists but hit a deadend in the absence of any concrete lead. UP's Special Task Force SSP Amitabh Yash admits their limitations, particularly when terrorists are trained not to leave any trace behind. "The probe did not yield much. However, it is confirmed that the senders of the email had connections with the perpetrators of the serial blasts in UP."

Terrorists sent another email — this time they did it a day after the Jaipur blasts, using ID guru_alhindi jaipur@yahoo.co.uk. And to give credence to their previous claim, they disclosed the password of their earlier ID (guru_alhindi@yahoo.fr) — which had hitherto been known only to top sleuths in IB, UP and Delhi Police — in one of the attachments. Officials involved in the probe confirm this to be the correct password, making it clear that terrorists are virtually operating with impunity.

And they are doing it in places of their own choosing — which may be anywhere in the country. While Jammu and Kashmir has been their traditional war zone, other parts of India have become a prime target in recent years — starting with the fidayeen attack on the Ram Janambhoomi-Babri Masjid complex in Ayodhya in July 2005. The attack on the Pink City is the 21st strike outside J&K since then. Delhi, Bangalore, Mumbai, Malegaon, Hyderabad, Faizabad, Varanasi, Lucknow, Ajmer...the list of terror targets is only growing longer.

Prakash Singh, who has also served as police chief of UP and Assam, says the terrorists are well aware of the chinks in India's security and intelligence set-up. "The weak security set-up coupled with votebank politics are only aiding the terrorists' cause." What makes them even more lethal is the fact that police forces have not been able to catch the kingpins behind any of the major blasts in the past couple of years.

The ex-BSF boss is not wrong there. It took the country nearly 14 years to get convictions in the 1993 Bombay blasts. Among the recent blast cases, there have been virtually no breakthroughs in Malegaon (September 2006), Samjhauta Express (February 2007), Mecca Masjid, Hyderabad (May 2007), Gokul Chat and Lumbini Park, Hyderabad (August 2007) and the serial bombings in UP courts (November 2007). Though there have been a few arrests, security agencies don't appear to be on an entirely sure footing. "The rush to solve cases led the police to either arrest the wrong people or mere foot soldiers who did not even know whom they were working for. After a point, this results in a deadend while the actual perpetrators of the crime remain at large," says a senior CBI official involved in probing terror-related cases.

Meanwhile, a recent development in Pakistan's North-West Frontier Province (NWFP) is likely to add to the worries of Indian security agencies. The provincial government there reached a ceasefire agreement with terrorists in Swat on May 9. This means they can now turn to India, which has been spared their attentions during the past four-five months. The period, incidentally, coincided with the uncertainty in Pakistan before the formation of the democratically elected government. With rogue elements within the Pakistani establishment now refocusing in this direction, it looks like the period of respite may be over for India.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/Terror_returns/articleshow/3049889.cms

[al-Canine]

Better Secrecy for Open Source Intel Collectors Urged

U.S. intelligence employees who are collecting open source intelligence online should do more to ensure that they are not identified as intelligence personnel, the House Armed Services Committee said in its new report on the 2009 Defense Authorization Act.

Failure to conceal the identity of open source intelligence collectors could conceivably lead to spoofing, disinformation or other forms of compromise.
“Efforts in this area [i.e., open source intelligence] will require collectors to operate in benign cyberspace domains, such as media websites and academic databases, as well as more hostile areas, such as foreign language blogging websites and even websites maintained by terrorist or state-actors groups. The committee is concerned about the ability of our adversaries to be able to track and attribute collection activities to U.S. and allied forces. Technology exists to provide non-attribution services to protect identities, especially source country of origin.”

“The committee urges the Secretary of Defense to ensure, through the use of all reasonable means, protection of government investigators involved in gathering open source intelligence. These means should include proven non-attribution services, as well as development of appropriate tactics, techniques and procedures that are incorporated into manuals and training programs.”

The Committee generally welcomed the growing investment in open source intelligence.

“The committee recognizes that open source intelligence provides a critical complementary capability to traditional intelligence gathering and analysis. The committee is encouraged by the growing recognition within the military and intelligence communities of the value of open source intelligence which is punctuated by the establishment of the Open Source Center and the development of an Army field manual on open source intelligence.”

http://www.fas.org/blog/secrecy/2008/05/better_secrecy_for.html

[al-Canine]

Lieberman to YouTube: Remove al Qaeda videos

In a Monday letter to Eric Schmidt, chief executive officer of Google, Lieberman asked that YouTube "implement its own policy against this offensive material," by removing the videos. Lieberman, the chairman of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, also wants YouTube staffers to have a system that will prevent the video from reappearing.

The letter follows the committee's staff report on terrorists' Internet use. Read the report

YouTube is a subsidiary of Google Inc.

"Many of the videos produced by one of the production arms of al Qaeda show attacks on U.S. forces in which American soldiers are injured and, in some cases, killed," wrote Lieberman, an independent from Connecticut.

"The community guidelines state that 'graphic or gratuitous violence is not allowed. If your video shows someone getting hurt, attacked, or humiliated, don't post it.' ... Nevertheless, those videos remain available for viewing on YouTube," he wrote.

YouTube said Monday on its blog that it had removed a "number of videos" from its site after examining several videos that Lieberman's staff said "violated YouTube's Community Guidelines."

The videos that were removed "depicted gratuitous violence, advocated violence, or used hate speech," YouTube said.

However, "Most of the videos, which did not contain violent or hate speech content, were not removed because they do not violate our Community Guidelines."

The statement did not say how many videos were removed, and it was not immediately clear when they were taken down.

Lieberman asked in his letter that YouTube "immediately remove content produced by Islamist terrorist organizations ... a straightforward task since so many of the Islamist terrorist organizations brand their material with logos or icons identifying their provenance."

However, the video-sharing Web site said it could not comply with the request because some of the videos that mention or feature those groups include "legal nonviolent or non-hate speech videos."

"While we respect and understand his views, YouTube encourages free speech and defends everyone's right to express unpopular points of view," the site said of Lieberman.

"We believe that YouTube is a richer and more relevant platform for users precisely because it hosts a diverse range of views."

http://edition.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/05/20/youtube.lieberman

[Casey]

Osama virus.....again.


Osama virus ruins disk


Hyderabad, May 22: If you get an email saying “Osama Bin Laden hanged”, just delete it.

An email alert doing the rounds says that the “Osama hanging” email carries a Trojan, a computer malware, embedded in it. Clicking on the photographs unleashes the Trojan that will ruin the computer’s hard disk. Cyber forensic experts said that the Trojan in the Osama e-mails will not cause much harm.

“Fake information about well known persons is often used to spread worms or Trojans through email,” said Mr U. Ram Mohan, cyber forensic expert at the AP Forensic Science Laboratory. “Anyone opening the attachments or visiting the web site will get a version of the Psyme Trojan installed on their computer,” Mr Mohan told this correspondent.

The email alert warns: “The moment you open these (Osama) emails your computer will crash and you will not be able to fix it.” About this, Mr Mohan said, “It is not dangerous and can be ignored.” The virus alert was termed a hoax two years ago. It is doing the rounds again, he said. Another forensic expert of a central forensic lab said, “We have complaints from at least five persons that they have received Osama pictures carrying Trojan worm.”

--Agencies


http://www.siasat.com/english/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=269203&Itemid=79&cattitle=Hyderabad

[Casey]

The Military's Internet 'Civil War'
Part One: How the Army Found Middle Ground to Embrace the Internet

Army cadets at the U.S. Military Academy in West Point, New York. (U.S. Army)

By David Axe 05/30/2008

This winter, the Air Force, as the Pentagon’s point agency for Internet operations –“cyberwarfare,” in military jargon – banned access from official networks to many blogs, declaring that they weren’t “established, reputable media.” The Air Force didn’t seem concerned that America’s greatest enemies, international jihadists, had long ago latched onto websites as cheap, effective tools for sharing ideas.

Indeed, the Air Force’s ban was part of a widening military crackdown on so-called “Web 2.0” Internet sites, including blogs, YouTube, MySpace and Facebook, all often grouped together as “social media,” because of their potential for easy, global communication. Mostly, Website-banning Pentagon officials were worried that U.S. troops, in using these popular Web 2.0 sites, might inadvertently release secret information on the Internet.

To many in the military, the need for secrecy outweighed the Internet’s value for rapidly and widely sharing ideas. While jihadists built entire intelligence and recruiting machines online, huge swaths of the U.S. military were walling themselves off from the Internet.

But not entirely.

The Army cleverly dodged the bans, setting up its own versions of popular Web 2.0 sites, but hiding them behind password-protected portals. In that way, the Army appears to have found a middle ground between Internet proponents and skeptics. On this toehold, the land combat branch is steadily building new Internet tools that might help the United States catch up to Internet-savvy jihadists. In late April, the land-warfare branch even launched an official blogging service for officers. The blogs combine the best of the civilian Web 2.0 with old-fashioned military-grade security.

In the Pentagon’s tangle of agencies and advocacies, there’s rarely total consensus on any issue. So for every move to tamp down on free-wheeling Internet communication, there have also been grass-roots efforts to harness the Net for military purposes. This back and forth represents a sort of “civil war” within the Pentagon over the use of the Internet for sharing information and ideas -– both within the armed services and with civilians. The Army has emerged least damaged by this civil war; the Air Force, Navy and Coast Guard all take big steps backwards for every small step forward online.

It didn’t take long for Congress to take note of the tug-of-war over Internet use. The Pentagon’s social media ban prompted Sen. Jim DeMint (R-S.C.) to write Defense Secretary Robert Gates in May 2007 to express “concern that … the regulations may also inadvertently weaken what has proven to be a significant asset in our media age.” DeMint, a conservative, appeared to be acting on complaints from his large military constituency, the youngest of whom have grown up with the Internet always at their fingertips.


At the time, one low-profile team of Army officers, effectively siding with DeMint, was quietly working on an official military version of the popular social-networking site MySpace, with the aim of giving young officers a forum for keeping track of each other during widespread deployments.

This “military MySpace,” like the civilian version, would include “status update[s], private message[s], and [the] ability to add ‘members I value’ to your own profile,” according to Maj. Ray Kimball, one of a handful of officers at the Center for Company-Level Leaders, a sort of Internet advocacy group at the U.S. Military Academy in West Point, N.Y.

The military MySpace – call it “MilSpace” – would eventually include the previously mentioned blogging function, allowing officers to develop and share ideas and tactics without necessarily having to work through the military’s lumbering, labyrinthine and strictly hierarchical chain of command. MilSpace and its blogs are part of a network of online discussion forums, created by the Center for Company-Level Leaders, that Lt. Col. Tony Burgess, Kimball’s boss, called a “virtual front porch” for hosting soldiers’ conversations.

The forums have their roots in the late 1990s, when they were a private project overseen by several young officers. In 2002 the Army officially sanctioned the forums. After months of work, the MilSpace addition went live in January this year, and the blogging function launched in late April. With each successive new feature, this “virtual front porch” has gained new users, new admirers in the senior ranks and a more prominent position in the Army’s emerging Internet strategy. “I would definitely characterize it [the Mil-Space blogs] as a success,” Kimball told The Washington Independent. “Anecdotally, conversations are more vibrant than they've ever been.”

Kimball attributes much of his organization’s successes to consistent support from the Army’s graduate-level academic establishment centered on Ft. Leavenworth, Kans. The top general at Leavenworth, William Caldwell, even announced in May that blogging would be part of the formal graduate curriculum going forward.

MilSpace represents the kinds of long-term solutions likely to result from the Pentagon’s internal Internet struggle. The military will develop its own Net tools, similar to the civilian versions, optimized for spreading ideas and information more quickly. But the armed services may restrict access to some tools in an effort to keep the ideas and information out of the wrong hands.

A coherent military Internet strategy can’t come soon enough: America’s enemies continue to take huge leaps forward online. In May, The New York Times profiled a Belgian woman, Malika El Aroud, who runs Al Qaeda online recruiting campaigns from her home office, using popular Internet forums. Some critics have questioned whether such online campaigns work. They do, according to a January report from the Combating Terrorism Center, a New York-based policy organization. “People [were] deciding to pick up arms after spending time on the forums,” editor Erich Marquardt told The New York Sun.

“It is now possible for them [Islamic extremists] to communicate instantly with supporters (or potential supporters) in nearly all parts of the world,” the nonprofit EastWest Institute reported in February.

EastWest, which has offices in New York, Brussels and Moscow, also pointed out that “as powerful as the Internet may be for violent extremists, cyberspace is a neutral vehicle for the rapid transfer of ideas, beliefs and agendas. Thus it can, and must, be used by those seeking to counter violent extremism.”

That’s a lesson that many within the military have been slow to learn. Only the Army, with its compromise approach balancing the free exchange of ideas with the need for security, seems to truly appreciate the Internet’s value – something jihadists understood years ago.

Part one of three

David Axe is a freelance journalist based in Washington. He is the author of "Army 101: Inside ROTC in a Time of War." He blogs at


http://www.washingtonindependent.com/view/the-militarys2

[Casey]

I have been watching warning messages being posted to several forums and immediately deleted for about the past 14 hours.


Here are a couple of samples of what has been posted then removed.
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Members

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Apparent that there is a customer with us and cooperate with intelligence work and the betrayal of the Forum members. It was discovered Mujahid technical and not expected to return to the Forum. It allowed them to enter the forums and I think it just time of exposure to unknown

للاعضاء

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الظاهر أنه هناك عميل بيننا يتعاون مع المخابرات و عمل على خيانة المنتدى و أعضائه. فلقد تم إكتشاف مجاهد تقني و ﻻ تتوقعوا عودته الى المنتدى. فهو سمح لهم بالدخول الى منتدياتنا و أعتقد بأنه مجرد وقت للتعرض للمجهول


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This was an English message:


A Warning to Members
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My brothers, one among us has betrayed the forums and their members and is cooperating with kufar. Mujahid Taqni has been compromised; do not expect his return. He let them in the forums and now it's only a matter of time
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[NYer]

Thank you, Casey! Brilliant!

[Casey]

Google Video Invasion


Now>>> draft invading Google Video releases video jihad

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Name of God the Merciful
May peace and God's mercy and blessings

God loved ones alive

Praise be to God, unity and peace and blessings of the prophet is not beyond either:::
This initiative and hope of all the brothers who have contact with us to bring a quick visual versions until the invasion of Google Video site.
As you know, the site where participants of Mkzlin maimed by the Mujahidin and the Islamic State of Iraq and the gesture had been filed with the largest possible number of video releases
Trust in God and be proud of my brother, Karim who by Islam

These versions have been lifted from one of the brothers ask God to lift capacity and livelihoods in the process of certification

Name of God, we begin:::

Issuance of the Criterion visual invasion Dr. Fathi Al-Ansari directly on Google

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8893904272337427315&hl=en

Issuance of the Criterion planting an explosive device under an American armored / Diyala directly on Google
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6413361233860832814&hl=en
Criterion issued the Declaration of repentance colonel and colonel of the police deteriorating / Diyala directly on Google
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...53655398&hl=en
Issuance of the Criterion release of mortar shells at army strongholds Antichrist / Diyala directly on Google
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...99229077&hl=en
Issuance of the Criterion implement the rule of God in nine soldiers blasphemy and apostasy / Samarra directly on Google
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...63160204&hl=en
Issuance of the Criterion dropping aircraft Apache / mandate directly south of Baghdad on Google
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...59650431&hl=en
Issuance of the Criterion blowing up an explosive on Hmr America / Diyala directly on Google
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...59306372&hl=en
Issuance of the Criterion bomb explosion on the three American soldiers / mandate directly south of Baghdad on Google
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...11813457&hl=en
Issuance of the Criterion destruction Hmr crusade / mandate directly south of Baghdad on Google
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...41663332&hl=en
Issuance of the Criterion destruction Hmr American / Diyala directly on Google
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...84074575&hl=en
Issuance of the Criterion release of nine mortar shells at the headquarters of the Crusaders / Baghdad directly on Google
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...18432828&hl=en
Issuance of the Criterion mine sweeper completely destroyed / Mosul directly on Google
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...51906053&hl=en






الآن >>> مشروع غزوة جوجل فيديو بالاصدارات المرئية الجهادية

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بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته

حيا الله الاحبة

الحمد لله وحده والصلاة والسلام على من لا نبي بعده أما بعد :::
فهذه مبادرة ونرجوا من جميع الاخوة الذين لديهم اتصال سريع ان يرفعوا لنا الاصدارات المرئية حتى نغزوا موقع جوجل فيديو .
فكما تعلمون الموقع فيه مشاركات للمخذلين يشوهون فيه المجاهدين ودولة العراق الاسلامية فلنبادر ونسبقهم ونرفع اكبر عدد ممكن من الاصدارات المرئية
فلنتوكل الله وكن اخي الكريم ممن يفتخر به الاسلام

وهذه الاصدارات تم رفعها من احد الاخوة نسأل الله ان يرفع قدره ويرزقه شهادة في سبيله

بسم الله نبدأ :::

إصدار الفرقان المرئي ـ غزوة دكتور فتحي الأنصاري ـ مباشر على جوجل

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8893904272337427315&hl=en

إصدار الفرقان ـ زرع عبوة ناسفة تحت مدرعة أمريكية/ ديالى ـ مباشر على جوجل
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6413361233860832814&hl=en
إصدار الفرقان ـ إعلان توبة عقيد ومقدم في الشرطة المرتدية/ ديالى ـ مباشر على جوجل
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...53655398&hl=en
إصدار الفرقان ـ اطلاق قذائف هاون على معاقل جيش الدجال / ديالى ـ مباشر على جوجل
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...99229077&hl=en
إصدار الفرقان ـ تنفيذ حكم الله في تسعة من جنود الكفر والردة/ سامراء ـ مباشر على جوجل
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...63160204&hl=en
إصدار الفرقان ـ إسقاط طائرة أباتشي / ولاية جنوب بغداد ـ مباشر على جوجل
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...59650431&hl=en
إصدار الفرقان ـ تفجير عبوة ناسفة على همر أمريكيك/ ديالى ـ مباشر على جوجل
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...59306372&hl=en
إصدار الفرقان ـ تفجير عبوة على ثلاث جنود أمريكان/ ولاية جنوب بغداد ـ مباشر على جوجل
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...11813457&hl=en
إصدار الفرقان ـ تدمير همر صليبية/ ولاية جنوب بغداد ـ مباشر على جوجل
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...41663332&hl=en
إصدار الفرقان ـ تدمير همر أمريكية/ ديالى ـ مباشر على جوجل
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...84074575&hl=en
إصدار الفرقان ـ أطلاق تسعة قذائف هاون على مقر للصليبيين / بغداد ـ مباشر على جوجل
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...18432828&hl=en
إصدار الفرقان ـ تدمير كاسحة ألغام بالكامل/ الموصل ـ مباشر على جوجل
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...51906053&hl=en

يتبــــــــع

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[NYer]

Google does its terrorist-enabling best. Thanks, Casey.

[NYer]

The future of Jihadi use of the internet belongs to YouTube. (http://internet-haganah.com/harchives/006329.html)

[al-Canine]

Didn't try ALL the links, but most of them had this message...

[al-Canine]

And speaking of the Digital Underground.... I find it very curious that occasionally my Google News home page displays "no stories found" in two of my custom sections: "bin Laden," and "nuclear terror." Of course there are always stories to be had with these key words. Wonder if somebuddy's snooping on my Google reading...?

[Casey]

Didn't try ALL the links, but most of them had this message...

Yes, al-C most of those links are broken because I copied and pasted them, so they don't have the full path.

[Casey]

And speaking of the Digital Underground.... I find it very curious that occasionally my Google News home page displays "no stories found" in two of my custom sections: "bin Laden," and "nuclear terror." Of course there are always stories to be had with these key words. Wonder if somebuddy's snooping on my Google reading...?

I use Google alerts via e-mail. Oddly enough, there are not nearly as many coming across as there used to be.

[Casey]

E-scream



I have been in Germany for the last few days, participating in the Deutsche Welle Global Media Forum on "Media in Peacebuilding and Conflict Prevention." I learned the term e-scream from Dr. Ammar Bakkar, chief editor of Alarabiya.net and head of new media at MBC Group. Dr. Bakkar spoke at a workshop titled "Terrorists Online," and said "e-scream" came from his observation that the sounds of extremists were louder on the Internet than the sounds made by moderates (I don't like the terms "extremist" and "moderate" but won't enter into semantics here.) The message is clear: al-Qaeda people are e-screaming and there is no counter-voice to balance, convince or silence them.

The "Terrorists Online" workshop was a real success, and representing Today's Zaman in the forum, I have to say that this was one of the rare occasions I felt myself learning about an issue I thought I was an expert on. Usually, semantic constructs do not attract my attention because more often than not, their contents are empty. But this time, terms like "Electronic Jihad" "UBL (standing for Usama bin Laden)" "Virtual Terrorist Training Camps" and "al-Fiysbukiyyun [the Facebook-ists]" helped me a lot as means of categorization of knowledge.

Bakkar had a perfect example on how the Web sites created by al-Qaeda sympathizers worked: A 2008 movie named "Untraceable." This is a movie directed by Gregory Hoblit and is about a cat-and-mouse chase between FBI agent Jennifer Marsh and a seemingly untraceable serial killer who posts live videos of his victims on the Internet. The tagline of the movie reads, "A cyber killer has finally found the perfect accomplice: You." The killer posts live videos on the Internet and creates a mechanism so that the more the Web site is visited, the sooner the victims are killed. Dr. Bakkar's message is that extremist sites, news of terrorist attacks, video recordings of Osama bin Laden and Ayman al-Zawahiri are all on-demand and the people who watch, read, publish or broadcast them are unconsciously becoming terrorist collaborators.

The intrinsic symbiosis between terrorists and journalists has been discussed for over a decade now. The journalists look for more blood, the terrorists supply it; the terrorists look for more coverage and the journalists supply it. This is a dilemma and it seems unsolvable.

The same dilemma haunted the Turkish press, on a seemingly less important but more local and immediate issue. In the press we breathe life and kill "epistemological personalities"; the images, so to say. Journalistic neutrality is a utopia (or should I say "lie") and according to their convictions, media groups decide whom to promote and whom to denigrate. The problem in the Turkish media is that we have an e-screaming reality here in Turkey as well: The ulusalcis, anti-democrats and supporters of the closure case against the Justice and Development Party (AK Party) shout more. Columnist Ahmet Selim from Zaman had created a beautiful term for this concept: Clamorous Minority.

Observers of Turkey should take this reality into account: Former Ambassador of Sweden in Ankara Ann Dismorr fell into the same mistake when she claimed that many members of the Turkish Industrialists and Businessmen's Association (TÜSİAD) supported the closure case. I am not trying to correct Ms. Dismorr's mistake here. I am trying to suggest that the clamorous minority's screaming is not only disturbing us, but also distorting Turkey's image abroad.

Today's Zaman is a good cure -- surely not the only one -- to the mental poisoning created by this loudly screaming minority.

http://www.todayszaman.com:80/tz-web/yazarDetay.do?haberno=143883

[al-Canine]

Yes, al-C most of those links are broken because I copied and pasted them, so they don't have the full path.

That's too bad.... I was hoping they'd been taken down... :sad_01: wishful thinking.

[Casey]

WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING Urgent Urgent

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Name of God the Merciful

Please administration to lift the fixation

Requests all contribute to the bulletin

I do not want to frighten the words of this one, but the reasons for taking no more, no less God has said Azojl

O ye who believe! Take caution
We Mutawakkil, God the Lord of Heaven and Earth is a best-Hafiz said a messenger of Allah peace be upon him
(God save keeping God save you find you)
He said God Azojl

(God is the best keeper mercy merciful)


(Say would not affect only what has been written for us is Maulana Allah and let believers put their trust in God)
The curse of God on the Nusseirat refugee camp

Warning to all brothers in Syria
Who go to Internet cafes tell them to refrain from going these days to these cafes Being God and yes to the agent that he had issued a circular to all owners of Internet cafes not to allow anyone using the Internet only if the cafe owner gave personal identification to register his name and identification number and that the new circular serves Syrian intelligence so that each region divided for periodic patrols or several of these patrols and intelligence mission control Internet cafes and control the names of persons who enter it must at all brothers to retire these cafes pending cancels this circular has been issued this circular narrowed after Syrian intelligence tired of spying on the Internet and therefore The difficulty of spying on Internet Syrian intelligence trying to do something Tatheir show and helps them to track the impact of the brothers who are Arahbeyen in the words of Syrian intelligence who use the Internet to Get them, but this is just an attempt and I am sure that the intelligence of this circular will be cancelled or will become is just an ordinary name registration Without the personal identity we have to wait a bit and go to these cafes even obscure God and the hearts of the Syrian intelligence cancel this decision

To turn no strength except in God Almighty

تحذير تحذير تحذير تحذير تحذير عاجل عاجل

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بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم


أرجوا من الإدارة أن يرفع للتثبيت

أرجوا من الجميع أن يساهم في نشره


أنا لا أريد بكلامي هذا أن أخيف أحد ولكن من باب الأخذ بالأسباب لا أكثر ولا أقل فقد قال الله عزوجل


يَا أَيُّهَا الَّذِينَ آَمَنُوا خُذُوا حِذْرَكُمْ
ونحن بإذن الله متوكلون على رب السموات والأرض فهو الحافظ وهو خير معين قال رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم
( إحفظ الله يحفظك إحفظ الله تجده تجاهك)
وقال الله عزوجل

(فَاللَّهُ خَيْرٌ حَافِظًا وَهُوَ أَرْحَمُ الرَّاحِمِينَ)

(قُلْ لَنْ يُصِيبَنَا إِلَّا مَا كَتَبَ اللَّهُ لَنَا هُوَ مَوْلَانَا وَعَلَى اللَّهِ فَلْيَتَوَكَّلِ الْمُؤْمِنُونَ)
لعنة الله على النظام النصيري

تحذير لجميع الإخوة الموجودين في سورية
الذين يذهبون لمقاهي الإنترنت أقول لهم أن يمتنعوا عن الذهاب هذه الأيام إلى هذه المقاهي حسبنا الله ونعم الوكيل لأنه قد صدر تعميم على أصحاب جميع مقاهي الإنترنت بعدم السماح لأي شخص بإستخدام الإنترنت إلا إذا أعطى صاحب المقهى الهوية الشخصية لكي يسجل اسمه ورقم هويته وذلك التعميم الجديد يخدم المخابرات السورية بحيث أنه كل منطقة مقسمة لدورية أو عدة دوريات من المخابرات وهذه الدوريات مهمتها مراقبة مقاهي الإنترنت ومراقبة اسماء الأشخاص الذين يدخلون إليها فيجب على جميع الإخوة إعتزال هذه المقاهي ريثما يلغى هذا التعميم وقد صدر هذا التعميم بعد أن ضاقت المخابرات السورية ذرعاً بالتجسس على الإنترنت وذلك لصعوبة التجسس على الإنترنت فالمخابرات السورية تحاول أن تفعل شئ يبدي تأثيير ويساعدهم على تتبع أثر الإخوة الذين هم إراهبيين على حد تعبير المخابرات السورية الذين يستخدمون الإنترنت لكي يمسكوا بهم ولكن هذه مجرد محاولة وأنا واثق أن المخابرات ستلغي هذا التعميم أو سوف يصبح أمر عادي مجرد تسجيل اسم بدون الهوية الشخصية فعلينا أن ننتظر قليلاً ولا نذهب لهذه المقاهي حتى يطمس الله قلوب المخابرات السورية ويلغوا هذا القرار

ولاحول ولا قوة إلا بالله العلي العظيم

[Casey]

The al-firdaws forum has released an application used by Terrorist 007 for publishing articles to the internet.


Exclusively on paradise: the series "written on the 007 terrorist" - editor of the forums # #

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Name of God the Merciful

Pleased your brothers in paradise jihad network that brought you the first part of:
--: - A series of terrorist written 007 -: --

Program "Reporter of the forums"

To assist in editing and topics before they are published in forums and get rid of the coordination problems or disruptions in the transport Award or between forums

Great features:

-- Full support for Arabic Language
-- Easy to control in the texts and the possibility of adding tens of impacts very easily
-- Keeping the language texts coordinated bbcode to be ready to paste in any forum or distribution to the brothers in Battalions invasion Forums
-- Preview the final form of the text before publication
-- An explanation of the attributes ROM program
-- Conservation and Control of formats you choose to easily reuse
-- Conservation and Control of images and icons that decorate the topics
-- Research and the rapid replacement
-- The integration of search feature in the holy Koran on a full or word or any part thereof
-- Compilation of the selections, as chosen by Sura or verse
-- Show the following interpretations of mandates: Son of many - His Majesty - the verse - Tabari
-- Dividing large text for publication in forums that determine the number of characters in subjects
-- Coded coloring to facilitate dealing with texts and non-interference with the original text
-- Could be deleted from the text formats in whole or in part
-- The transfer of the text to memory device properly

Many of the characteristics which make it easy to prepare professional texts for publication in forums all sites that support the language bbcode (forums vb - Newest php - blogs ...)

حصريا على الفــردوس: ضمن سلسلة "على خطى إرهابي007" - # الـمـحــرر للـمـنـتـديـــات #

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بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم


يسر إخوانكم في شبكة الفردوس الجهادية أن يقدموا لكم الجزء الأول من :

-:- سلسلة على خطى إرهابي007 -:-


برنامج " الــمـــحــــرر لـلــمــنــتـــديــــــات "


للمساعدة في تحرير النصوص والمواضيع قبل نشرها في المنتديات والتخلص من مشاكل فقد التنسيق أو اختلاله عند النقل من الوورد أو بين المنتديات

بـمـيـزاتــه الـرائـعــة :

- دعم كامل للغة العربية
- التحكم السهل في النصوص وإمكانية إضافة عشرات التأثيرات بكل سهولة
- حفظ النصوص منسقة بلغة bbcode لتصبح جاهزة للصق في أي منتدى أو التوزيع على الإخوة في كتائب غزو المنتديات
- معاينة الشكل النهائي للنص قبل النشر
- شرح مدمج لخاصيات البرنامج
- حفظ والتحكم في التنسيقات التي تختارها لإعادة استعمالها بسهولة
- حفظ والتحكم في الصور والأيقونات التي تزين بها مواضيعك
- البحث والاستبدال السريع
- دمج خاصية البحث في القرآن الكريم كاملا عن آية أو كلمة أو جزء منها
- تجميع آلي للمقاطع التي تختارها حسب السورة أو الآية
- عرض التفاسير التالية للآيات : ابن كثير - الجلالين - القرطبي - الطبري
- تقسيم النصوص الكبيرة للنشر في المنتديات التي تحدد عدد الأحرف في المواضيع
- تلوين الأكواد لتسهيل التعامل مع النصوص وعدم التشويش على النص الأصلي
- إمكانية حذف التنسيقات عن النص كله أو جزء منه
- نقل النص إلى ذاكرة الجهاز بشكل سليم

والكثير من الخاصيات التي تسهل عليك إعداد نصوص احترافية من أجل نشرها في المنتديات وكل المواقع التي تدعم لغة bbcode (منتديات vb - منتديات php - المدونات ...)

مهم جدا :
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وانتظرونا في إصدارنا القادم : الجزء الثاني من سلسلة على خطى إرهابي007

برنامج التشفير المبسط لأنصار الجهاد


مع تحيات إخوانكم في
شبكة الفردوس الجهادية

[NYer]

The al-ekhlaas losers heart Jawas.
(http://mypetjawa.mu.nu/archives/193000.php)

Right up there with the Doogie Howser of terror Evan Kohlman! Awesome!

[NYer]

Now playing at Sawt al Jihad ... Transsexual Videos. (http://mypetjawa.mu.nu/#193005)

http://mypetjawa.mu.nu/archives/sawtaljihad_shemale_video.jpg

[NYer]

Islamic Army of Idiots!

Now they're posting videos of Failed Attacks! (http://mypetjawa.mu.nu/archives/193058.php)

[The 801]

NYer,
My arabic is a bit rough, but I think that it says that it's part of a blooper collection soon to be released on late night Iraqi television called: Iraqs Funniest Home Videos.

[Casey]

Terrorist 007's hacking manual is available online (links below don't work)
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Media Front presents: Guinness penetrate sites Crusaders and the Jews written by a terrorist 007

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يسر الجبهة الإعلامية الإسلامية العالمية
Facilitated the International Islamic Media Front


وكتيبة القاعدة الإعلامية
The battalion-Qaeda media


أن يقدما للأمة الإسلامية عامة وللعاملين في مجال الجهاد الإلكتروني خاصة
To submit to the Islamic nation in general and workers in the field of electronic Jihad special


الموسوعة الكبرى والحاوية لأفضل الطرق لإختراق مواقع الصليبيين واليهود
Encyclopedia of Major container of the best ways to penetrate the sites Crusaders and the Jews


والتي كتبها أسد الإعلام الجهادي

Written by Assad and Information jihadist

إرهابي 007 007
terrorist
حفظه الله
May God protect him

سائلين الله عزوجل أن ينفع بها وأن يتقبلها من أخينا إرهابي 007 بقبول حسن، علماً بأننا لانبيح أحداً أن يستخدم الموسوعة في غير ماكتبت له والله الهادي إلى سواء السبيل

Azojl asking God to help them and to accept our brother from the 007 terrorist well received, we note that one of Anbeh used in the Encyclopedia-Maketbt him and God Guide to the Straight Path


للتحميل Download



رابط الكتاب DOC Link book DOC
http://ite...07/007_DOC.zip



رابط الكتاب PDF Link book PDF
http://0/ite...07/007_PDF.zip

[Casey]

Al-Qaeda's growing online offensive poses problem for US

Tuesday, 24 June , 2008, 12:49

Washington: The war against terrorism has evolved into a war of ideas and propaganda, a struggle for hearts and minds fought on television and the Internet.

According to the Washington Post, al-Qaeda's voice has grown much more powerful in recent years on all of these media.

Also in the news: Sonia consults UPA allies on Indo-US nuclear deal | Column: Footprints of Jihad in India

Taking advantage of new technology and mistakes by its adversaries, al-Qaeda's core leadership has built an increasingly prolific propaganda operation, enabling it to communicate constantly, securely and in numerous languages with loyalists and potential recruits worldwide. Every three or four days, on average, a new video or audio from one of al-Qaeda's commanders is released online by as-Sahab, (as-Sahab means "the clouds" in Arabic, a reference to the sky-scraping mountain peaks of Afghanistan.) the terrorist network's in-house propaganda studio.

Even as its masters dodge a global manhunt, as-Sahabproduces documentary-quality films, iPod files and cell phone videos.

Last year it released 97 original videos, a six-fold increase from 2005.

US and European intelligence officials attribute the al-Qaeda propaganda boom in part to the network's ability to establish a secure base in the ungoverned tribal areas of western Pakistan.

Some US officials acknowledge that they missed early opportunities to disrupt al-Qaeda's communications operations, whose internal security has since been upgraded to the point where analysts say it is nearly bullet proof. "In many, many ways, the damage has already been done," the paper quoted Evan F. Kohlmann, an expert on al-Qaeda's online operations who serves as a consultant to the FBI, Scotland Yard and other agencies, as saying.

"It certainly would have been a lot easier if the U.S. government had taken this seriously back in 2004. Back then, these guys were looked upon as miscreants and cretins, like they were just Internet terrorists and not for real," he adds.

US officials have also acknowledged their inability to counter al-Qaeda's ideological arguments, despite a multibillion-dollar investment in public diplomacy and covert propaganda efforts aimed at Muslims.

Analysts claim that the as-Sahabis outfitted with some of the best technology available. Editors and producers use ultra-light Sony Vaio laptops and top-end video cameras.

Files are protected using PGP, or Pretty Good Privacy, a virtually unbreakable form of encryption software that is also used by intelligence agencies around the world.

A senior U.S. counter-terrorism official said it was wrong to belief that these guys were illiterate and non-tech savvy. “They are all communicating on laptops, just like I do from one of the most wired buildings in Washington," he said.

Speeches by bin Laden and other al-Qaeda leaders can appear online less than a week after being recorded, although it usually takes two to three weeks before they are released, officials and analysts said.

Despite years of trying, US intelligence agencies have been unable to trace the videos of bin Laden and his lieutenants back to their origins. But officials said the network's leaders expose themselves to risk every time they make a new recording.

US intelligence officials and analysts still know very little about the network's inner workings.

Some US lawmakers are trying to attack the distribution system anyway. Other officials said such an approach was unlikely to be effective because the videos are so widespread and can resurface almost immediately on other sites.

http://sify.com/news/fullstory.php?id=14701293

[Casey]

Some US officials acknowledge that they missed early opportunities to disrupt al-Qaeda's communications operations, whose internal security has since been upgraded to the point where analysts say it is nearly bullet proof. "In many, many ways, the damage has already been done," the paper quoted Evan F. Kohlmann, an expert on al-Qaeda's online operations who serves as a consultant to the FBI, Scotland Yard and other agencies, as saying.

"It certainly would have been a lot easier if the U.S. government had taken this seriously back in 2004. Back then, these guys were looked upon as miscreants and cretins, like they were just Internet terrorists and not for real," he adds.

US officials have also acknowledged their inability to counter al-Qaeda's ideological arguments, despite a multibillion-dollar investment in public diplomacy and covert propaganda efforts aimed at Muslims.

Analysts claim that the as-Sahabis outfitted with some of the best technology available. Editors and producers use ultra-light Sony Vaio laptops and top-end video cameras.

***Files are protected using PGP, or Pretty Good Privacy, a virtually unbreakable form of encryption software that is also used by intelligence agencies around the world.

A senior U.S. counter-terrorism official said it was wrong to belief that these guys were illiterate and non-tech savvy. “They are all communicating on laptops, just like I do from one of the most wired buildings in Washington," he said.

Speeches by bin Laden and other al-Qaeda leaders can appear online less than a week after being recorded, although it usually takes two to three weeks before they are released, officials and analysts said.

Despite years of trying, US intelligence agencies have been unable to trace the videos of bin Laden and his lieutenants back to their origins. But officials said the network's leaders expose themselves to risk every time they make a new recording.

US intelligence officials and analysts still know very little about the network's inner workings.

Some US lawmakers are trying to attack the distribution system anyway. Other officials said such an approach was unlikely to be effective because the videos are so widespread and can resurface almost immediately on other sites.

http://sify.com/news/fullstory.php?id=14701293

Indeed.

Although it is nice to see they acknowledge the errors, it is heartbreaking as well. There ARE ways to counter what is going on within the current laws and without multi million dollar new technologies but trying to get to the decision makers to make them aware of it is virtually impossible.

***Chasing them via "what they let us know" is not going to capture them. They need to be pursued via means that they don't talk about.

IMO

[NYer]

Do cybersleuths fight terror or cause trouble? (http://www.asylum.com/2008/06/19/do-cybersleuths-fight-terrorism-or-cause-trouble/)

YouTube may be the biggest site where pro-jihadi videos are posted, but it's far from the only one. For more than seven years, a small cadre of civilians, who often agree with Lieberman's stance, have taken it upon themselves to wage war on al-Qaida's hijacking of the information superhighway.

But many in the intelligence community say these amateur detectives -- who spend their time trying to offending sites shut down or go online pretending to be terrorists to capture the real ones -- are doing more to cause trouble than solve crimes.

Note to "Intelligence" - Nature abhors a vacuum.

Hat tip to The Jawas - there's now a new blog devoted to smacking the Jihadis of YouTube. (http://revengeofthekaizer.blogspot.com/)

[NYer]

Islamic State of Losers in Iraq rip off Bill Roggio. (http://www.longwarjournal.org/archives/2008/06/released_guantanamo.php)

Al Furqan used footage taken by this reporter in the immediate aftermath of the suicide attack at Combat outpost Inman in its latest video. Four images from In Pictures: Suicide car bomb attacks at Combat Outpost Inman were used in the al Qaeda propaganda video to detail the aftermath of the attack

Hat Tip - Jawa Report.

[NYer]

Rumored to be appearing soon on Al Jazeera TV, The Al Quedy Bunch! (http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=e92_1214966085)

[al-Canine]

Rumored to be appearing soon on Al Jazeera TV, The Al Quedy Bunch! (http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=e92_1214966085)

Pretty doggone funny, NYer!!! :add09:

[American_Jihad]

Terrorism and the Internet: US Senate Report (http://www.rightsidenews.com/200807141431/global-terrorism/terrorism-and-the-internet-us-senate-report.html)
7/14/08

[Vancouver]

The May 2008 Senate committee report entitled "Violent Islamist Extremism, The Internet, and the Homegrown Terrorist Threat":
http://stinet.dtic.mil/cgi-bin/GetTRDoc?AD=ADA482218&Location=U2&doc=GetTRDoc.pdf
25-page pdf

[NYer]

Al Qaeda Recycling? (http://mypetjawa.mu.nu/archives/193353.php)

Al Qaeda videos are becoming less frequent, of lower quality, recycled, and when "new" footage is released it is often only new in the sense that we haven't seen it before: the attacks are old.

This raises several interesting questions, but the two that immediately come to mind are: Where is Adam Gadahn? (dead, we hope) Where have AQI's in-country propagandists gone? (again, dead, we hope)

Where IS young Mr. Pearlman?

[Hound]

The May 2008 Senate committee report entitled "Violent Islamist Extremism, The Internet, and the Homegrown Terrorist Threat":
http://stinet.dtic.mil/cgi-bin/GetTRDoc?AD=ADA482218&Location=U2&doc=GetTRDoc.pdf
25-page pdf

note the link in page 5

[The 801]

Hezbollah Brigades propaganda specialist captured in Baghdad
By Bill RoggioJuly 21, 2008 9:16 AM

Hezbollah Brigades' logo is nearly identical to that of Lebanese Hezbollah.

Coalition special forces teams, likely the terrorist hunter-killer teams of Task Force 88, have captured a Hezbollah Brigades propaganda specialist during a raid in New Baghdad.

The propaganda specialist was positively identified by his wife after the raid, and he later admitted to his role in seeding websites with attack videos.

"The man uploads web sites with imagery and video taken from attacks on Iraqi Security and Coalition forces," Multinational Forces Iraq reported in a press release. "Reports indicate this is part of a propaganda effort in order to earn money and support from their Iranian financiers."

Little information is publicly available on the Hezbollah Brigades, or the Kata'ib Hezbollah. Multinational Forces Iraq indicates the group receives support from Iran and is an “offshoot of Iranian-trained Special Groups."

The logo used by the Hezbollah Brigades is nearly an exact match of the one used by Lebanese Hezbollah, which is directly supported by Iran. The logo shows an arm extended vertically, with the fist grasping an AK-47 assault rifle. US forces captured Ali Mussa Daqduq inside Iraq in early 2007. Daqduq is a senior Hezbollah commander who was tasked with setting up the Mahdi Army Special Groups along the same lines

The Hezbollah Brigades began uploading videos of attacks on US and Iraqi forces this year.

The group has claimed responsibility for the July 8 improvised rocket-assisted mortar attack on Joint Security Station Ur in Sadr City [see video]. One US soldier and one interpreter were wounded after eight of the makeshift "flying IEDs" detonated near the outpost. Shia terror groups have launched a handful of IRAM attacks on US and Iraqi outposts in Baghdad.

http://www.longwarjournal.org/archives/2008/06/mahdi_army_uses_flyi.php

Hezbollah Brigades also posted video of an attack on a US patrol with an Iranian-supplied, armor-piercing, explosively formed projectile, or EFP.

The capture of the Hezbollah Brigades propaganda expert is the latest in a series of raids against Shia terrorists. Scores of Special Groups operatives have been captured over the past month, including senior leaders, weapons smugglers, financiers, trainers, and cell leaders.

http://www.longwarjournal.org/archives/2008/07/hezbollah_brigades_p.php

[Casey]

Saudi intelligence services helped to detect the al-Qaeda network in "Israel"




كشفت مصادر مقربة من جهاز الأمن العام في إسرائيل بأن شبكة القاعدة التي تم القبض عليها مؤخرا وتتكون من ستة شبان عرب بينهم أربعة من سكان القدس الشرقية وطالبان من مواطني إسرائيل العرب قد وقعوا في طعم جهز لهم من قبل المخابرات السعودية والتي تحاول جاهدة متابعة مواقع الانترنت الجهادية والتابعة لتنظيم القاعدة ومراقبة المترددين عليها.

Sources close to the GSS in Israel that al-Qaeda network have been arrested recently and consists of six young men, including four Arab residents of East Jerusalem and the Taliban from the citizens of Israel the Arabs had been made ready for them a taste of Saudi intelligence, which is trying hard follow-up jihadist Web sites Affiliated to Al-Qaida and control visitors.

ونقل موقع افاق عن المصدر الأمني الإسرائيلي بأن المخابرات السعودية وضمن حملتها لمكافحة الإرهاب قامت بتصميم عددا من المواقع الوهمية في انتمائها لتنظيم القاعدة على شبكة الانترنت ، وأنهم تلقوا عددا من الرسائل تفيد بأن عددا من الشبان العرب في إسرائيل يرغبون بالانخراط في صفوف القاعدة وتنفيذ بعض العمليات العسكرية في قلب المدن الإسرائيلية.

The relocation of the prospects for Israeli security source that the Saudi intelligence services and within its campaign against terrorism by designing a number of sites whose owners belong to Al-Qaeda organization on the Internet, and that they had received a number of letters stating that a number of young Arabs in Israel want to engage in the ranks of Al Qaeda and the implementation of some military operations In the heart of Israeli cities.

كما أن هؤلاء الشبان العرب ابدوا رغبتهم في تعلم صناعة المتفجرات وتجهيزها ومعرفة المواد الكيميائية التي تستخدم في تركيب هذه المتفجرات لصناعتها يدويا، كون احد الشبان المتهمين ويدعى محمد نجم عمره 24 عاما هو طالب في قسم علم الكيمياء في الجامعة العبرية.

As these young men that the Arabs expressed their desire to learn the explosives industry, processing and knowledge of chemicals used in the installation of these explosives to manufacture hand, the fact that a young defendants named Muhammad Najm is a 24-year-old student at the Department of Chemistry at the Hebrew University.

وأضاف المصدر الأمني الإسرائيلي – حسب موقع افاق- بأن المخابرات السعودية تلقت عبر هذا الموقع الالكتروني الوهمي في انتمائه لتنظيم القاعدة اقتراحات ومعلومات من هؤلاء الشبان العرب باستهداف المروحية التي أقلت الرئيس الأمريكي جورج بوش خلال زيارته لإسرائيل في مطلع العام الحالي، وانه تتوافر لديهم بعض المعلومات المهمة وبعض الصور التي التقطت عبر الهاتف الخلوي للمروحيات التي هبطت في المكان

The source added the Israeli security - as the prospects - that Saudi intelligence received through this Web site phantom of belonging to Al-Qaeda organization suggestions and information from these young Arabs targeting by helicopter to transport the U.S. president George Bush during his visit to Israel early this year, and that they have some important information Some of the images picked up a cellular phone via helicopter which landed at the place

وبعد أن تم استدراج هؤلاء الشبان العرب من قبل المخابرات السعودية وجمع بعض المعلومات والبيانات عنهم، قامت المخابرات السعودية بتزويد جهات أمنية أمريكية بهذه المعلومات والتواصل مع جهاز الأمن العام الإسرائيلي وتم إلقاء القبض على هذه الخلية وستقدم في وقت لاحق لوائح اتهام ضد المعتقلين الستة.

Following the lure these young Arabs from Saudi Arabia, before intelligence gathering some information and data about them, the Saudi intelligence provided U.S. security bodies such information and communicate with the Israeli General Security Service were arrested this cell will later indictments against the six detainees.

[Vancouver]

"Abu Abdur-Razaaq"
أبو عبد الرزاق
is a really vicious one.

http://aboabdelrazak7.maktoobblog.com/

He's a member of the top AQ forums.

His posting against three formerly jihad-friendly Saudi clerics al-Qarni, al-Ouda, and al-'Abikaan, here (http://aboabdelrazak7.maktoobblog.com/1050388/%D8%AF%D8%AC%D9%84_%D9%88%D8%AF%D8%AC%D8%A7%D9%84% D9%88%D9%86_%D8%B9%D9%84%D9%89_%D8%A7%D9%84%D8%B7% D8%B1%D9%8A%D9%82%D8%A9_%D8%A7%D9%84%D9%81%D8%B1%D 8%B9%D9%88%D9%86%D9%8A%D8%A9_%3A_%D8%A7%D9%84%D9%8 2%D8%B1%D9%86%D9%89_%2C_%D8%A7%D9%84%D8%B9%D9%88%D 8%AF%D8%A9_%2C_%D8%A7%D9%84%D8%B9%D8%A8%D9%8A%D9%8 3%D8%A7%D9%86_..._%D8%A3%D9%85%D8%AB%D9%84%D8%A9), has the approval of Hesbah.

[Casey]

Web terrorist mastermind jailed for 12 years


Aabid Hussain Khan
Published Date: 19 August 2008
By Kate O'Hara Crime Correspondent

A TERROR mastermind who led a Dewsbury schoolboy to become Britain's youngest convicted extremist and kept information on Buckingham Palace and leading Royals has been jailed for 12 years.
Aabid Hussain Khan, 23, a leading cyber terrorist who radicalised impressionable Muslims, was found guilty yesterday alongside one of his young recruits, Hammaad Munshi, who was just 15 when he discussed jihad online with Khan.

Twice-married Khan was found guilty of three count of possessing articles for a purpose connected with terrorism. His cousin and right-hand man, post office night sorter Sultan Muhammad, also 23, was sentenced to 10 years.

Munshi, of Greenwood Street, Saville Town, Dewsbury, will be sentenced next month

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Background: Ringleader spun terror web in classrooms »
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The 18-year-old is the grandson of a respected Islamic cleric who spoke out to condemn the July 7 London bombings in the wake of the attacks.

It can now be revealed that Khan is linked to some of the world's most notorious terrorists including a man known to the British and US authorities as "Terrorist 007", Younis Tsouli, and a 21-year-old "wannabe suicide bomber" from Glasgow who is now serving time in prison for terror offences.

Former Bradford burger bar worker Khan groomed disillusioned young Muslims by preying on them in internet chatrooms and encouraged them to attend military terror camps in Pakistan.

He translated recruitment material from al-Qaida commanders in Iraq, Saudi Arabia and Afghanistan on a website he ran and declared his mission in life was to wage war on western values.

Khan also acted as an administrator on an extremist website called Activion Publications, described as a "source of English language terror propaganda", and ran an online discussion forum for "like-minded" people. He also discussed starting up "a cyber-school to teach cyber-warfare" and kept a mass of files about chemicals and bomb-making alongside his chilling information on the Royal Family.

After a two-month trial at Blackfriars Crown Court he was yesterday convicted of three terror-related offences. Munshi and postman Sultan Muhammad, were found guilty of one and four charges respectively.

A fourth defendant, electrician Ahmed Sulieman, 30, was cleared of three counts of possessing articles for purposes connected with terrorism.

Judge Timothy Pontius adjourned sentence on Khan and Muhammad until today while Munshi will be sentenced on September 19 following a pre-sentence report. Judge Pontius warned him a custodial sentence was "inevitable".

Munshi should have been revising for his GCSEs at Westborough High School in Dewsbury when he began downloading notes on manufacturing deadly napalm instead.

He hid notes under his bed expressing his burning desire to go abroad to kill in the name of Islam.

He was traced through his online conversations with Khan including one in which they argued how best to sneak a sword through airport security.

The Munshi family is at the heart of Dewsbury's Muslim population and Hamaad's grandfather Yakub Munshi runs the town's Sharia court.

Khan, of Otley Road, Undercliffe, Bradford, was convicted of three of the four counts he faced and cleared of one.

Muhammad, of Hanover Square, Manningham, Bradford, denied three counts of possessing an article for a purpose connected with terrorism between June 3 and June 7, 2006, and one count of making a record of information likely to be useful in terrorism on November 23, 2005.

He said nothing in police interview and refused to give evidence during the trial but claimed the material found in his home belonged to Khan.

Sulieman, of Woolwich, London, denied three counts of possessing an article for a purpose connected with terrorism on June 20, 2006 and claimed none of the material was his.

Munshi of Greenwood Street, Savile Town, Dewsbury, denied one count of possessing an article for a purpose connected with terrorism on June 7, 2006 and one count of making a record of information likely to be useful in terrorism on November 23, 2005.

He was found guilty of the second charge – which referred to downloading instructions about how to make napalm – and cleared of the first, related to a homemade firearms manual.

Munshi insisted all along that he had only done the research out of curiosity.

After the case Detective Chief Superintendent John Parkinson, head of Leeds Counter Terrorism Unit, thanked local communities for their support and said: "Today's verdict marks the end of an intense and complex inquiry.

"Let there be no doubt, these are dangerous individuals. These men were not simply in possession of material which expressed extremist views. They were also in possession of material that was operationally useful to anyone wishing to carry out an act of violence or terrorism."

http://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/news/Web-terrorist-mastermind-kept-file.4402863.jp

[Casey]

From The TimesAugust 23, 2008

Three questioned over threat to assassinate Gordon Brown
(David Jones/PA)

The threats appeared on the al-ekhlaas website

Message from el-ekhlass forum:
Statement of the leader of al-Qaeda in Britain, Shaykh Umar Rabie al-Khalaila (http://worldanalysis.net/postnuke/html/index.php?name=News&file=article&sid=764)

Sean O’Neill, Crime and Security Editor

Three men arrested under terrorism legislation are being questioned over internet threats to kill Gordon Brown and Tony Blair.

One of the men being questioned by police in Manchester is suspected of posting a death threat on a recognised jihadi website and styling himself Sheikh Umar Rabie al-Khalaila, leader of al-Qaeda in Britain.

The threats appeared on the al-Ekhlaas website – which has been used by al-Qaeda and is monitored by intelligence agencies - in January.

They gave warning of a wave of suicide attacks in Britain and against British interests around the world unless the group’s demands for a withdrawal from Iraq and the release of Muslim prisoners were met.

Detectives investigating the background to the posting arrested the three men last week in an operation run by Greater Manchester Police’s counter-terrorism unit.

The detainees are aged 21, 22 and 23 and all come from Blackburn, Lancashire, where extensive searches have been carried out.

One man was detained in the Accrington area and the other two were arrested at Manchester airport before they could board a flight to Helsinki.

The Times understands that British police are concerned about the potential link to similar groups in Scandina-via, and travelled to Finland this week to carry out further inquiries.

There is no known history of Islam-ic extremism in Finland but there has been an upsurge in Denmark in recent years.

Police were granted further warrants of detention to continue questioning the men until next Thursday, when they may seek to extend that period again.

The internet threats were reported by The Times earlier this year and the full text of the posting, which originally appeared in Arabic, has since been obtained.

It was headed, “Statement of the Leader of al-Qaeda in Britain, Sheikh Umar Rabie al-Khalaila” and began by offering “a truce to the British government”.

The author of the document demanded “a complete withdrawal of British troops from Afghanistan and Iraq” and the release of “all Muslim captives from Belmarsh Prison”.

It specifically named the extremist clerics Abu Qatada and Abu Hamza al-Masri as two inmates who should be freed. The courts have since ordered the release on bail of Abu Qatada, who is now living under a 22-hour curfew in West London.

The statement added: “If the British Government fails to respond to our demands by the last day of March 2008, as they fail to answer to the truce of our Sheikh Osama bin Laden . . . then the Martyrdom seekers of the organisation of al-Qaeda in Britain will target all the political leaders, especially Tony Blair and Gordon Brown. We will also target all Embassies, Crusader Centres and their interests throughout the country, with the help of Allah.”

The author signed off: “Umar Rabie al-Khalaila. The leader of al-Qaeda in Britain.”

Sources said that the arrests did not appear to be connected to any imminent terrorist attack but there was concern about the propagation of violent and extremist ideology.

Reporting on the posting in January, the Jamestown Foundation in Washington DC said: “British security officials had difficulty assessing the seriousness of the threat, which appeared only briefly on al-Ekhlaas.”

The threats had, however, coincided with warnings from Spanish police about a group of Pakistani nationals en route from Barcelona to London.

Those fears led to the arrest of a number of men at Heathrow, but they were able to demonstrate that they had no connection to terrorism.

The current threat level in Britain is “severe” meaning, according to MI5, that there is “a high likelihood of future terrorist attacks” and “a continuing high level of threat to the UK”.

Security agencies are increasingly concerned about the use of the internet by jihadi groups to radicalise and recruit young people and to instruct them in terrorist techniques.

A large number of websites are monitored by intelligence organisations.

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/crime/article4592445.ece

[Casey]

Police hunting for person who opened ‘Al-Jihad’ site

Gwalior: Police is looking for a person who opened the site “Al-Jihad” at a cyber- cafe in the city on August 13 and when the owner of the cafe saw it, he suddenly closed the site and disappeared.

The cyber-cafe owner, who informed the police, said that the person had closed the site but forgot to sign out from the mail box.

Police reached the spot and opened the inbox and found that it contained mails received from different countries, including Dubai.

Police handed over the matter to the Special Task Force in view of its seriousness. — PTI

http://www.hindu.com/2008/08/23/stories/2008082350310100.htm

[Vancouver]

http://www.wincoast.com/forum/showpost.php?p=1220815&postcount=1

http://www.wincoast.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=14557&stc=1&d=1201187681

[Casey]

Is Indian Mujahideen a cyber outfit?

24 Aug 2008, 1004 hrs IST, Parth Shastri,TNN

AHMEDABAD: When the cops were busy hunting for a terror hand behind May 23 Jaipur twin blasts, they found a mail accepting responsibility for the same. The name was Indian Mujahideen, a name that was never heard before.

The name came back to haunt the Amdavadis. Now, the cops seem to have deciphered the IM. Investigating officials have revealed that the name worked as a cyber group or cyber identity for hardliners, much like youngsters who register themselves with different name on mail sites.

"Indian Mujahideen is the identity assumed by a group of hardliners who alienated themselves from Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI) earlier in 2007. After that, the members have organized several camps across the nation. However, at that time, no specific name was given to the group," Ashish Bhatia, joint commissioner of police, crime branch had said.

Crime branch officials told TOI that from the start, they had believed that the name was a mask to hide a face. "We were suspecting terror operative of HuJI, Jaish-e-Mohammed and SIMI from the onset. However, one line of investigation also believed that the organization recruited operatives from various organizations. However, the puzzle has now been solved with the confession of Ahmedabad blast accused," said an official.

He added that when the officials started hunt for the organizations, they did not find any physical evidence such as office, president, members, or phone numbers for Indian Mujahideen. The terror operatives did not use the name though for terror camps.

"But one can't deny more members using the alias Indian Mujahideen. We are yet to lay our hands on the senior members to know more about the name and who adopted it. There are many members at large working for the terror setup exposed in Ahmedabad. Further investigation will reveal more about their plans," said a senior crime branch official.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/msid-3398654,prtpage-1.cms

Related:

Minutes before blasts e-mail said: 'Stop us if you can'
http://www.wincoast.com/forum/showthread.php?t=78491&highlight=Indian+Mujahideen

[NYer]

YouTube: Helping Kill Americans Since 2005! (http://mypetjawa.mu.nu/archives/193756.php)

http://mypetjawa.mu.nu/archives/AllahTubehowie2.JPG

YouTube allows terrorist sympathizer to spread terrorist propaganda. That propaganda incites Muslims to become terrorists and kill Americans.

No, most Muslims who view this propaganda won't become terrorists. That's not how propaganda works.

But many will cheer. Some will become sympathetic. Some of those will become angry or, even worse, inspired. Some of these will donate funds to "resistance movements". Others will join the "Islamic resistance" in Somalia, Chechnya, Kashmir, Afghanistan, or Iraq. If they can get there.

And some will stay home and kill. Or try to.

The worst part? YouTube knows that al Qaeda and other terrorist organizations use their platform and do nothing (or not nearly enough) about it.

Read the whole thing ...

[Catwoman]

YouTube: Helping Kill Americans Since 2005! (http://mypetjawa.mu.nu/archives/193756.php)

http://mypetjawa.mu.nu/archives/AllahTubehowie2.JPG

YouTube allows terrorist sympathizer to spread terrorist propaganda. That propaganda incites Muslims to become terrorists and kill Americans.

No, most Muslims who view this propaganda won't become terrorists. That's not how propaganda works.

But many will cheer. Some will become sympathetic. Some of those will become angry or, even worse, inspired. Some of these will donate funds to "resistance movements". Others will join the "Islamic resistance" in Somalia, Chechnya, Kashmir, Afghanistan, or Iraq. If they can get there.

And some will stay home and kill. Or try to.

The worst part? YouTube knows that al Qaeda and other terrorist organizations use their platform and do nothing (or not nearly enough) about it.

Read the whole thing ...

Respectfully, we have been through this issue many times before.

Is it better to keep the sites up and running AND monitored? Or is better to just take the sites down, only to have them recarnate themselves?

[Casey]

Cops ‘find’ face of Jaipur email threats
OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT

Policemen escort Hussain (face covered) to a court in Jaipur on Tuesday. (Reuters)
Lucknow, Aug. 27: Uttar Pradesh police are claiming that the arrested main suspect in the Jaipur blasts may have used his skills as a computer professional to send the emails that reached media houses after the Pink City explosions and before the Ahmedabad bombings.

Additional director-general Brij Lal said the police were also probing Shahbaz Hussain’s role in the court blasts that rocked the state last November.

Sleuths of the anti-terrorist squad (ATS) said Shahbaz — also known as Shanu — used to run two business centres, one of them a computer centre called Synergy Computer Training Institute at Ameenabad’s Maulaviganj area.

The institute, police sources said, also provided broadband Internet services.

The police said the second centre, Zyna Career Consultants, was a placement agency that sent labourers to the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia.

ATS sources said it was Shahbaz’s email address — shahbaz_hindi@yahoo.com — that gave them the first clues to his operations.

A senior police officer who received a number of clues from Jaipur police now interrogating the 25-year-old former chief of banned student outfit Simi said a common word in all the email IDs from where the mails were sent was “hindi”.

The ID used to send the mail after last year’s court blasts was guru_alhindi@yahoo.co.uk, while that used to send mails after the May 13 Jaipur explosions was guru_alhindijaipur@yahoo.co.uk.

In both cases, the messages were signed by a person who introduced himself as “Guru al-Hindi”.

Police sources said the word “Guru” probably referred to the person heading the Internet communications network behind the explosions rather than to the spiritual head of any organisation.

The police also said Ali Mohammad — a student of American citizen Kenneth Haywood whose email ID was hacked to send a terror mail just before the Ahmedabad blasts — might be an associate of Shahbaz. Mohammad is also from Lucknow.

Like the November court blasts and the Jaipur explosions, the July 26 Ahmedabad bombings were also followed by an email. But while one signature was that of “al-Hindi”, a second operative signed as “al-Arbi”.

The email ID from where the mail was sent has been identified as alarbi_gujarat@yahoo.com.

Yet another email, sent recently to protest the arrest of Mufti Abu Basheer, the alleged mastermind of the Ahmedabad blasts, was also sent from a yahoo ID.

“A search in Shahbaz’s computer centre and seizure of software materials show that he is one of the new-generation software professionals who joined jihad,” said a senior ATS official.

ATS sources said Shahbaz — a science graduate who once worked as a sub-editor in an English-language magazine, Islamic Movement, and whom his neighbours described as a “decent businessman” — visited Jaipur several times.

The sources said Shahbaz’s double life as a terror operative and a successful businessman came under the scanner when Safdar Nagori, the jailed former Simi general secretary, named him during interrogation.

Nagori had told the police that a man called Shanu was heading the group’s communications cell and acting as its chief undercover organiser.

Later, Mufti Basheer had also mentioned Shahbaz’s name to Ahmedabad police.

http://www.telegraphindia.com/1080828/jsp/nation/story_9753964.jsp

[Vancouver]

In the "umar rabie" case (the threat at Ekhlaas against British PM and former PM), the three suspects have been named and charged, and two more people have been arrested.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/2640269/Three-men-charged-over-threats-to-kill-Gordon-Brown.html

begins:
Ishaq Kanmi, 22, from Blackburn, Lancashire has been charged with soliciting murder and belonging, or claiming to belong, to al-Qaeda.
Other charges allege Kanmi invited support for a proscribed organisation and disseminated terrorist publications.
Abbas Iqbal, 23, from Blackburn, was charged with disseminating terrorist publications and possession of an article for the commission, preparation or instigation of an act of terrorism.
His brother Ilyas Iqbal, 21, was charged with a similar charge of possessing an article for the commission, preparation or instigation of an act of terrorism and also of making a record of information likely to be useful to a person committing an act of terrorism.
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The first 3 were rounded up when two of them were about to fly abroad, to Finland according to one report. So it's pretty safe to say that this group has been watched by MI5, probably since January, when the threat appeared.

"umar rabie" has been kicked out of Ekhlaas. His main heckler in that room, "Dr Fadhel", is very probably in the UK and is still writing incitements at Ekhlaas.

[Casey]

08/29/2008 06:08 PM

INSIGHTS INTO THE CYBER-JIHAD
Tracking the Terrorists Online
By Yassin Musharbash in Washington, D.C.

For years, al-Qaida and other terror groups have set up shop in the Internet. Those who track them have covertly followed. The companies SITE and IntelCenter have penetrated even deeper into the terror Web than most intelligence agencies.

When al-Qaida was founded, Josh Devon was nine years old. Ben Venzke was 15. The year was 1988, and Devon and Venzke were as uninterested in the terrorist network as its leader, Osama bin Laden, was in the two young Americans.

Now, two decades later, things have changed. Venzke and Devon have both become fascinated in terrorism and have turned that interest into careers. And al-Qaida now takes careful note of their work.

Venzke and Devon are two of the most prominent "terror trackers" worldwide. In the United States, and increasingly in other countries, the term refers to a community of people who spend their days analyzing traces that al-Qaida and affiliated organizations leave behind, especially on the Internet. The two Americans are essentially digital trackers in the age of globalized terrorism.

IntelCenter and SITE Intelgroup are the companies that Venzke and Devon, respectively, have founded. They enjoy a strong reputation within the relatively small community of terrorism experts. Beyond that, though, they are virtually unknown -- but wrongly so.

Bin Laden's Words

The two companies exert tremendous influence, worldwide and around the clock. News agencies, intelligence services and law enforcement organizations from the entire Western world are among Devon's and Venzke's clients. SITE and IntelCenter deliver their product -- information -- via e-mail, telephone or fax, or directly to clients' PDAs or mobile phones.

Almost every statement by Osama bin Laden published on the Internet, to name only one example, is first made public by SITE and IntelCenter. They find the statements in the confusion of Web sites associated with al-Qaida, and within seconds they have sent the first screen shots to their subscribers. It takes the companies only minutes to summarize bin Laden's speeches and within hours, they will have provided full translations, analysis included.

Because hardly any news agencies, newspapers or magazines are in a position to obtain or examine this information themselves, the translations often end up being quoted verbatim in the media. They also land on the desks of intelligence analysts in the United States and Europe, providing them with special delivery, albeit secondhand, of bin Laden's words.

It is a hot day in June on the East Coast of the United States. The location of SITE Intelgroup's headquarters cannot be disclosed. The company is housed in an inconspicuous office building -- there is no company sign.

The interior -- neutral carpeting and light-colored desks, a humming air-conditioning system and a gurgling water cooler -- offers little hint of the company's delicate field of business. Josh Devon, holding a cup of ice tea from Starbucks, invites his visitor into a conference room where the walls are draped with maps. This is where Devon briefs FBI agents. The 29-year-old is wearing a white shirt and sporting three-day growth. When he founded SITE, together with Rita Katz, he was all of 23.

'We Simply Followed'

"We simply followed the jihadists," he says, describing the idea behind SITE. "We went where they went." He means online.

When he and Katz joined forces, Devon was still a student of Middle Eastern Studies, but his business partner was already a legend. Beginning in the late 1990s, Katz almost single-handedly uncovered a number of funding sources of Islamists. Katz, a Jew born in Iraq who speaks Arabic, infiltrated Islamist organizations disguised as a Muslim woman -- and wearing recording equipment. She passed her findings on to the authorities. There were court cases, and some organizations were banned.

Then came Sept. 11, 2001.

A short time later, Rita Katz and Josh Devon were among the first to notice that al-Qaida and its ilk were creating an online presence. They established SITE, an acronym for "Search for International Terrorist Entities," and began surfing their way in pursuit of radical Islamic terrorist organizations. A US magazine was one of their first subscribers. Government agencies in Switzerland and the families of Sept. 11 victims soon followed. SITE was in business.

Today this former non-profit organization has been turned into a business enterprise. But Devon and Katz see their work as more of an avocation than running a business. They are only offline when commuting between their offices and homes. In a later e-mail interview Katz, who was not at the SITE offices during the June visit, wrote: "I believe what I do is very important. It's a mission." Devon says: Terror tracking "is very addictive, especially when you experience a major success."

And SITE has certainly been successful. There is a reason Katz has a letter of appreciation from FBI Director Robert S. Muller III hanging on the wall in her office. The company's work has also led to arrests abroad, including those of would-be suicide bombers who had left farewell letters in chat rooms that SITE managed to penetrate.

'Could Blow Your Cover'

SITE doesn't like to discuss methods. But even without such information, it is not hard to figure out where its expertise lies. Katz and her employees surf the Net as if they were cyber jihadists. "In a sense it's similiar," she says, alluding to her previous undercover mission, "because in both cases you have to be very careful not to disclose your true identity and not make mistakes that could blow your cover."

In the past few years, al-Qaida volunteers have created a stable online infrastructure. Its mainstays are a handful of Arab-language discussion forums, where supporters of terrorism hold their debates. Most of all, however, the administrators of these sites allow terrorist organizations to post their speeches, videos and claims of responsibility for attacks and other acts of terror.

The forums are password-protected, but this is only the first hurdle. Anyone who wants more information than can be gleaned by reading the posts has to work up through the informal hierarchy. He or she must be able to credibly convey, using suitable language and the right tone, that he is a true jihadist. Gaining the confidence of the key users and, eventually, of the administrators is vital. Only then can one becomes a part of cyber networks with close ties to al-Qaida and other affiliated terrorist organizations, networks that posses the raw footage of terrorist videos, coordinate the flow of funds and know the real e-mail addresses of forum users.

SITE's competitive edge is that it got into the game earlier than government agencies. According to a European intelligence official, SITE has a head start of four to five years.

SITE's work for government agencies is always confidential and, in some cases, based on concrete assignments. Its public products include newsletters about Taliban activities, the situation in Iraq and the latest news from the jihadist chat rooms. Aside from official information from terrorist organizations, SITE also provides accounts of the "atmosphere" in the terrorist community.


Competition in the Hunt for Terrorists


SITE is frequently quoted by such papers as the New York Times and Washington Post. More often, though, SITE appears indirectly and without attribution in newspaper stories worldwide, although the company is now seeking less public profile than in recent years.

SITE is likely also the source of some of the reports exchanged by cooperating intelligence services. "In the worst case," criticizes terrorism expert Magnus Ranstorp of the Swedish National Defense College, "it's an echo chamber." In other words, because intelligence services do not reveal their sources to each other, the same report can become its own confirmation.

Of course, every intelligence service worth its salt also pursues cyber jihadists on its own. But SITE and IntelCenter are often faster, and their products are also sent to departments that lack these capabilities.

Ranstorp sees other problems as well. He believes that SITE and companies like it are commercializing intelligence and influencing analysts with their reports. Most of all, however, Ranstorp wishes there were more companies like SITE. "Then there would be more competition."

In fact, SITE has only one serious competitor: Ben Venzke.

He scored one of his most recent scoops in late July, when IntelCenter employees were the first to find a video on the Internet in which the Turkestan Islamic Party threatened to commit acts of terror during the Olympics.

Never Trusted the News

At 9:07 p.m., IntelCenter reported the discovery to its subscribers using the Flash Messaging System. Translated key passages followed at 9:46 p.m., and freeze images at 10:39. At the same time, the first news agency took up the report. The next day, Venzke analyzed the group's credibility and later send out information from an earlier video.

Although Ben Venzke doesn't look quite as young as Josh Devon, he still doesn't look like someone who routinely provides US special units with intelligence material. "This here," says Venzke cheerfully, wearing a casual black shirt, "is my second living room." The waitress in the café at the Four Seasons Hotel recognizes him immediately and brings him a cup of tea.

Venzke was even younger than Devon when he founded IntelCenter 19 years ago: 16, to be exact. He later studied journalism in college and eventually wrote for the Boston Globe and Jane's Intelligence Review.


Terrorists can be found all over the Internet -- if you just know where to look.
"I never trusted the news to give the full picture," says Venzke. He says that he wanted to understand "how things really worked."

His motto goes something like this: "In order for a society to function, people have to be able to know they are safe. Life should be about film and music, not about worrying about buildings collapsing."

IntelCenter has a lot in common with SITE, but there are also some important differences. Both are capable of finding every important al-Qaida communiqué, sometimes even before it is published. Both can quickly send out relatively accurate translations of terrorist material, including videos, speeches and claims or responsibility. Both work for similar clients.

But IntelCenter, which also keeps its location a secret, provides more customized preliminary work for the intelligence services and the military -- at least based on what we are able to see and hear.

Involved in almost every Hostage Crisis

Venzke's catalog illustrates this approach. It contains services that he offers to government agencies only, such as the 24/7 "Hostage/Kidnapping Profiling and Incident Monitor" -- at a cost running up to more than $500,000 (€323,000) a year. According to Venzke, IntelCenter is involved in almost every hostage crisis.

IntelCenter seems to act more like a subcontractor to government agencies than SITE. "Much of what we do, they could probably do themselves, but we often have more experience in our specialty areas and can do it faster and cheaper," says Venzke. He explains that he invested heavily in infrastructure to meet the requirements of the intelligence community, including, for example, redundant power, cooling and other systems. Some clients want raw data, while others prefer finished analyses. IntelCenter offers both and can format the information using the standard "Analyst's Notebook" software.

Venzke prides himself on his professionalism. There is gossip about how Rita Katz once took it upon herself to call foreign officials, because she was convinced that somebody was planning something and US officials were unwilling to help her. Sometimes she acts as a private terrorist hunter, sometimes as an expert and sometimes as a business partner. Venzke, for his part, would never talk to strangers about this sort of potentially critical information.

Perhaps for this reason, Venzke has little praise for SITE. "What SITE does, is not even remotely in our class." Rita Katz disagrees: "Our information is of the highest quality and of unparalleled accuracy." She declined to comment on the work of others.

The Secret, Hidden Part

The competition between these two companies is probably healthy. Criticism exposes more of what SITE and IntelCenter do, but not, of course, the secret, hidden part. In the end, both companies earn more working for government agencies and businesses than for the media.

Still, compared to other private-sector companies that are contractors with the CIA, the Pentagon and the like, SITE and IntelCenter are transparent, tiny and laughably insignificant. "I've never thought about our influence," says Josh Devon with complete innocence. "We try to do the best job we can."

Nevertheless, both companies are part of an information oligarchy that hardly anyone in the Western hemisphere can monitor or assess. And the conspiracy theories pontificating that SITE and IntelCenter shoot the bin Laden videos themselves will continue to exist in the future.

And Katz, Venzke and Devon will continue to see the humor in such theories: Yep, this is Mossad Headquarters. Exactly!

But then something beeps, or a pager starts humming to indicate that a jihadist is sending a message. And they will keep on digging through information. And the hunt will begin all over again.

Translated from the German by Christopher Sultan



URL:
http://www.spiegel.de/international/world/0,1518,575276,00.html

[Casey]

Wanted: Living terror legend

One of world's most wanted terrorists, author of al-Qaeda bomb-making manual, is only known by photo of his hands. International intelligence community believes man responsible for killing, maiming hundreds of people was born in Palestinian territories
Ronen Bergman

"I know this bomb from somewhere," mumbled the intelligence expert studying recent photos from a Damascus blast. After racking his brain and going through some files trying to remember where he had seen a combination of explosives rigged to gas tanks, it finally hit him – it was the trademark of Saif al-Din ("Sword of the Faith") – one of the world's most notorious and wanted terrorists to date.

In September of 2006, an al-Qaeda affiliated terror group attempted to carry out an attack on the US Embassy in Damascus. The footage taken of the intended scene included photos of the mass explosive device, which was placed in the most structurally-vulnerable point of the building; waiting to bring it down on its inhabitants. The footage left no room for error – the device was one of the explosives developed for al-Qaeda by Saif al-Din. It was the vigilance of the Syrian and American security guards that prevented a catastrophe, saving dozens of lives, if not more.

Saif al-Din has been the focus of a worldwide manhunt for the past two years, with dismal results. The international intelligence community doesn't even know what he looks like and all they have to go on is a picture of his hands. In a world that allows one to run his whole life through an online browser, essentially never leaving the house, one cannot be too surprised that the man responsible for the deaths of hundreds of American soldiers stationed in Iraq and Afghanistan is little more than a virtual character in cyberspace.

The mystery surrounding Saif al-Din has turned him into a living legend among legions of Jihad fans. The man, on his part, has made no mistakes so far; leaving no trace which may lead to an unexpected visit by a hitman: There is no known address, no known associates or affiliations, not so much a blurry image of his face. All the international intelligence community has to go on is the image of his hands, which appear in an instructional video – "bomb-making 101" – designed to teach eager terrorist-wannabes how to make explosive devices that can cause maximum casualties.

more:
http://www.wincoast.com/forum/showthread.php?p=1322213#post1322213

[Casey]

Man Charged Over PM 'Terror Plot'
9:10pm UK, Monday September 01, 2008

A fourth man has been charged with a terror offence following an investigation into an alleged threat to kill Prime Minister Gordon Brown.

All four men were arrested in Blackburn

Muhammad Ali Mumtaz Ahmad, 24, of Whalley Range, Blackburn is charged with possession of an article in circumstances which give rise to a reasonable suspicion that his possession is for a purpose connected with the commission, preparation or instigation of an act of terrorism contrary to Section 57 of the Terrorism Act 2000.

He will appear before Westminster magistrates in London on Tuesday morning.

Lancashire Police said Ahmad is jointly charged with brothers Abbas and Ilyas Iqbal.

Ilyas Iqbal, 21, is accused of owning terrorist material and conducting research into terrorism.

Abbas Iqbal, 23, and Ishaq Kanmi, 22, are accused of spreading terrorist literature.

The three men, who are also from Blackburn, appeared before Westminster Magistrates last Friday and were remanded in custody.

Ilyas Iqbal will appear before magistrates on Friday by videolink and again on September 19.

Kanmi and Abbas Iqbal will appear again at the Old Bailey on October 1.

Greater Manchester Police have been granted a warrant for further detention to
question a 29-year-old man arrested on August 26 in Derby.

http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/UK-News/New-Arrest-Over-Prime-Minister-Terror-Plot/Article/200809115091028


From The TimesAugust 23, 2008

Three questioned over threat to assassinate Gordon Brown
(David Jones/PA)

The threats appeared on the al-ekhlaas website

Message from el-ekhlass forum:
Statement of the leader of al-Qaeda in Britain, Shaykh Umar Rabie al-Khalaila (http://worldanalysis.net/postnuke/html/index.php?name=News&file=article&sid=764)

Sean O’Neill, Crime and Security Editor

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/crime/article4592445.ece

[Casey]

Statement from the Mujahedeen Army on the arrest of Amir nation (Abu Hafs Al-Maqdisi)



Name of God the Merciful

He says: (Those who believe fight in the cause of God and those who disbelieve fight in the cause of the killer Juggernaut parents Satan the devil that Cade has been weak). [Women: 76]

Statement by the Mujahedeen electronic network on the arrest of Sheikh Abu Hafs the struggling Conclave (Prince of the nation's army in Palestine)

Praise be to God, prayer and peace on Ashraf prophets and messengers and his family and companions .. After
Missing The Hamas cells in collaboration with the Hamas government's arrest of Sheikh Abu Hafs the struggling ... God disengagement family and the families of Muslims has to detain him after he exercises a special Army and the nation after his arrest that spoke the truth and the progress of Hamas and its leadership
Hence we in the Mujahedeen e -
He stressed::

1 - we call on Hamas and the Qassam Brigades, Jealous of ending the families of Sheikh Abu Hafs Conclave
2 - Make sure that the struggling Sheikh Abu Hafs Al-Maqdisi is our brother and we will not allow any organization or person that affects the mujahideen in Palestine and outside Palestine 3_ confirmed that Abu Hafs is one of the Mujahideen who have faith and right, all must stand beside him
4 - we call jihad groups in Palestine not to stand by Hamas against the Mujahedeen
5 - We call on Hamas and the Qassam Brigades, the Mujahedeen were rejected by Hamas
6 - soldiers Qassam Brigades, you traitors, you Mujahideen and invite you to strike the enemy everywhere and anywhere sisters in the occupied West Bank killed


Here are addressed to Hamas
We tell you leaderships and elements of Hamas time to God in your brothers Mujahideen legitimate governing God you are wrong
We tell you this sense of the hotel towers sense Gaza Strip and fights do not want to fight for the lifting of the banner of Tawhid
"We say to the Hamas movement, see the book of God is Allah's book is governing us
The question here did not answer until we find him now
Why prevent the firing of rockets on the Zionist enemy?
Why do you fought the mujahideen and their families in prisons?

It is here that preach about the Islamic nation of Islam has begun to crawl and that the army of the nation and in cooperation with the jihad groups promising reflected chests are standing in front of Mujahedeen any hurdles, will fight all those who fight Islam and Muslims
The Allahu Akbar Allahu Akbar Allahu Akbar

Your brothers in the Mujahedeen
Section Media




المنتدى : منتدى الحوار العام
بيان من شبكة المجاهدين حول اعتقال أمير جيش الأمة (أبو حفص المقدسي )



بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم

قال تعالى : ( الذين آمنوا يقاتلون في سبيل الله والذين كفروا يقاتلون في سبيل الطاغوت فقاتلوا أولياء الشيطان إن كيد الشيطان كان ضعيفا ) . [النساء : 76 ]

بيان صادر عن شبكة المجاهدين الالكترونية حول اعتقال الشيخ المجاهد أبو حفص المقدسي (أمير جيش الأمة في فلسطين )

الحمد لله والصلاة والسلام على أشرف الأنبياء والمرسلين وعلى آله وصحبه أجمعين .. وبعد
فقد قامت حركة حماس بتعاون مع خلايا في حكومة حماس باعتقال الشيخ المجاهد أبو حفص ...فك الله أسره واسر المسلمين فقد قامت باعتقاله بعد أن قام بتدريبات خاصة بجيش الأمة وقامت باعتقاله بعد إن تكلم بالحق ونتقد حركة حماس وقيادتها
ومن هنا فإننا في شبكة المجاهدين الالكترونية
ناكد على ما يلي ::

1-ندعو حركة حماس والغيورين من كتائب القسام لفك أسر الشيخ أبو حفص المقدسي
2- ناكد إن الشيخ المجاهد أبو حفص المقدسي هو أخانا ولن نسمح إلى أي تنظيم أو شخص بان يمس بالمجاهدين في فلسطين وخارج فلسطين
3_نأكد إن أبو حفص هو من المجاهدين الذين يحملون العقيدة الصحيحة ويجب على الجميع الوقوف إلى جانبه
4- ندعو الجماعات الجهادية في فلسطين بعدم الوقوف إلى جانب حركة حماس ضد المجاهدين
5- ندعو أبناء حركة حماس وكتائب القسام المجاهدين لرفض ما تقوم به حركة حماس
6- جنود كتائب القسام انتم أخوننا وانتم من مجاهدينا وندعوكم لضرب العدو في كل مكان وأينما كان فإخوانكم في الضفة المحتلة يقتلون


وهنا نوجه خطابنا لحركة حماس
ونقول لكم قيادات وعناصر حركة حماس أتقو الله في إخوانكم المجاهدين حكمو شرع الله فأنكم على باطل
ونقول لكم أذهبو لفنادق غزة اذهبو الأبراج غزة وحاربوها لا تحارب من يريد رفع راية التوحيد
ونقول لحركة حماس راجع كتاب الله فانه كتاب الله فهو يحكم بيننا
والسؤال هنا لم نجد له جواب حتى ألان
لماذا يمنع إطلاق الصواريخ على العدو الصهيوني ؟
لماذا تحاربون المجاهدين وتقومون بأسرهم في سجونكم؟

ومن هنا نبشر الأمة الإسلامية بان الزحف الإسلام قد بدا وبان جيش الأمة وبتعاون مع الجماعات الجهادية ستبشركم بخير يتجل الصدور ومن يقف أمام المجاهدين اي حواجز وسنحارب كل من يحارب الإسلام والمسلمين
والله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر

إخوانكم في شبكة المجاهدين
القسم الاعلامي

[Casey]

Saudi arrests five web 'jihadis'


RIYADH (AFP) — Saudi Arabia said on Wednesday it has arrested five people who used the Internet to propagate extremism and incite youths to go to troubled areas, a reference to supporters of Al-Qaeda.

Each of the three Saudis and two foreign residents used various aliases to promote "misleading propaganda through the Internet and ... incite young generations and facilitate their departure to areas of sedition," the interior ministry said, apparently referring to places like Iraq.

The terminology used in the statement, which was carried by the official SPA news agency, suggested that the five were supporters of Al-Qaeda, whom Riyadh has been battling since they launched a wave of attacks in 2003.

Such Internet users are usually referred to as "jihadis" on Islamist militant websites.

The group members "hid behind their computers and gave themselves several assumed names" in order to post material under one alias and post support for it under a different alias, the ministry said.
The aim was to give the impression that their ideas "enjoy support from society and to encourage those deluded (by the propaganda) to communicate with them as a prelude to recruiting them for their despicable goals," it added.

The statement listed some of the aliases used, including "emir (prince) of the slaughterers," "mujahed (holy warrior) lion," "father of Islam" and "Chechen mujahed".

Saudi authorities periodically announce the arrest of scores of Saudi and foreign Al-Qaeda suspects and the thwarting of plots to attack targets, including oil facilities in the kingdom, the world's top crude oil exporter.

Officials and experts told AFP this week that Saudi Arabia has largely neutralised suspected Al-Qaeda militants but that they cannot be written off so long as their ideology is alive.

"Security forces have managed to bring the situation on the ground under control and have so far succeeded in foiling Al-Qaeda's plots in the kingdom," said interior ministry spokesman General Mansur al-Turki.

"But this does not mean that Al-Qaeda is finished. Al-Qaeda still seeks to propagate its thinking and recruit youths in and outside the kingdom," he told AFP, echoing the cautious view often voiced by officials.

http://afp.google.com/article/ALeqM5i7vsz75KBOuRfpzGckysNAMhYEpA


اللهم احفظ أعضاء منتدى الإخلاص و المنتديات الجهادية

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اللهم احفظ أعضاء منتدى الغخلاص و كل اعضاء المنتديات الجهادية و كل أنضار الجهاد حيثما كانوا و أينما وجدوا....
هذا ماستطعت أن أدع به بعدما قرأت هذا الخبر الذي قمت ببعض التصرف فيه

جدة في 10 رمضان 1429هـ الموافق 10 سبتمبر 2008م واس - صرح مصدر مسئول بوزارة الداخلية السلولية بأن الأجهزة الخبيثة المختصة قد ألقت القبض على خمسة أشخاص ( اثنين من المقيمين وثلاثة من السعوديين ) ممن نذروا أنفسهم لبث الدعايات الجهادية عبر شبكة الإنترنت و تحريض الأجيال الشابة ورفع همتهم الدينية وتحريض وتسهيل خروجهم إلى مواقع الجهاد و المجاهدين ، وبالنظر إلى حقائق دعاواهم وثبوت واقعهم الديني والسلوكي مع ما يدعون إليه فقد عمد كل منهم إلى الدعوة عبر شاشة حاسوبية والتسمي بعدد من الكنى والألقاب بحيث يتم طرح موضوع من قبل أحد المعرفات لتتلقاه المعرفات الأخرى للشخص ذاته بالدعم والتأييد ، والهدف من ذلك إظهار الحق الذي يحظى بالمتابعة والقبول من أفراد المجتمع وتشجيع من يحرضهم ويرفع هممهم و للتواصل معهم تمهيداً لتجنيدهم لأهدافهم الشرعية .
وقد اتضح من نتائج التحقيق ومحتويات الأجهزة والوثائق المضبوطة تعدد المعرفات بكنى وألقاب مختلفة للشخص الواحد وذلك على النحو التالي:
أولا :-
المعرفات :
(أ) أمير الذباحين
(ب) الأسد المجاهد
(ج) صقر الكتائب
(د) أنا أنصاري
(هـ) أبي الإسلام
(و) حازم
(ز) جوال
(ح) صقر القسام
(ط) الصقر 99
جميعها تستخدم من قبل شخص واحد .
بيان من وزارة الداخلية حول القبض على خمسة أشخاص إضافة أولى
ثانيا:-
المعرفات
(أ*) الحسام
(ب*) هزبر الإسلام
(ج) أبو الوليد
(د) أبوعبدالعزيز
(هـ) موسوعة الجهاد
(و) حسام العز
(ز) عبدالله الغامدي
(ح) ربيع بن عامر
(ط) سنام الفلوجة
(ي) عبدالله سيف
جميعها تستخدم من قبل شخص واحد .
ثالثا:-
المعرفات :-
(أ*) المناصح
(ب*) ضيف في دار حاتم
تستخدم من قبل شخص واحد .
بيان من وزارة الداخلية حول القبض على خمسة أشخاص اضافة ثانية وأخيرة
رابعا :-
المعرفات :
(أ*) مجاهد شيشاني
(ب*) مجاهد قوقازي
(ت*) أبو دجانة الشامي
(د) ربيعة المهاجر
جميعها تستخدم من قبل شخص واحد .
خامساً:-
المعرفات :
(أ*) عمر السلمي
(ب*) أبو حمزة
( ج) أبو عبدالرحمن

God Save the Forum members sincerity and jihadist forums

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God Save Algkhalas Forum members and all members of jihadist forums, each Youthfulness Jihad wherever they are and wherever they ....
This Masttat let it after I read the news that you certain inalienable

Jeddah on 10 Ramadan 1429 AH Sept. 10, 2008 WAS - An official source at the Ministry of Interior Asaloulih that malignant competent organs had arrested the five people (two from Residents and three Saudis) who have devoted themselves to spread jihadist propaganda via the Internet, to incite the younger generation and raising interested and religious incitement and to facilitate the exit to the sites of jihad and the mujahidin, given the facts and prove their claims and the reality of religious and behavioral with what they calling for the mayors of each of them to call across the screen Computer A number of Nicknames to put up the theme by one of identifiers to receive identifiers other person the same support and endorsement, and the aim is to show who has the right follow-up and acceptance of individuals Community and encouragement of instigates and lifted demoralized and to communicate with them in preparation for recruitment to their legitimacy.
It was clear from the results of the investigation and the contents of devices and documents seized multiple identifiers Technique and different titles per person, as follows:
First: --
Identifiers:
(A) Amir Alzbahin
(B) Assad struggling
(C) Falcon battalions
(D) Anna Ansari
(E) Abu Islam
(F) Hazem
(G) Mobile
(H) Falcon Qassam
(I) Falcon 99
All are used by one person.
Statement by thnt by the Ministry of Interior about the arrest of five people in addition first Second: --
IDs
(A) Ihsan
(B) Hsber Islam
(C) Abu Al-Walid
(D) Abuabdaziz
(E) The Encyclopaedia of Jihad
(F) Hossam Ezz
(G) Abdullah al-Ghamdi
(H) Spring bin Amer
(I) Sanam Fallujah
(J) Abdullah Saif
All are used by one person.
Third: --
Identifiers: --
(A) Almnasah
(B) Guest House in Hatim
Used by one person.
Statement by the Ministry of Interior about the arrest of five persons second and final addition
Fourth: --
Identifiers:
(A) Chechen Mujahid
(B) Mujahid Caucasian
(V) Abu Shami Dja
(D) Rabia Muhajir
All are used by one person.
Fifth: --
Identifiers:
(A) peaceful life
(B) Abu Hamza
(C) Abu Abdulrahman

[Vancouver]

Here's the first of several pages at the Saudi Press Agency:
http://www.spa.gov.sa/details.php?id=588987
To see the rest, click the leftmost text link in the row that has email and disk icons in it.

Nice catch, Casey. I tidied up that list of usernames:

User #1:
أمير الذباحين
الأسد المجاهد
صقر الكتائب
أنا أنصاري
أبي الإسلام
حازم
جوال
صقر القسام
الصقر 99

User #2:
الحسام
هزبر الإسلام
أبو الوليد
أبوعبدالعزيز
موسوعة الجهاد
حسام العز
عبدالله الغامدي
ربيع بن عامر
سنام الفلوجة
عبدالله سيف

User #3:
المناصح
ضيف في دار حاتم

User #4:
مجاهد شيشاني
مجاهد قوقازي
أبو دجانة الشامي
ربيعة المهاجر

User #5:
عمر السلمي
أبو حمزة
أبو عبدالرحمن

[NYer]

Happy 9-11! (http://mypetjawa.mu.nu/archives/194039.php)

http://mypetjawa.mu.nu/archives/ekls.gif

[Hound]

Happy 9-11! (http://mypetjawa.mu.nu/archives/194039.php)

http://mypetjawa.mu.nu/archives/ekls.gif

:add40: Can't find the server..:add31::happy_12:

[Casey]

:add40: Can't find the server..:add31::happy_12:

Not since the middle of the night...but early this morning,

One might think this is a ..... joke.


http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y20/caseybritton/joke.jpg

http://wincoast.com/forum/showthread.php?p=1330861#post1330861

[Casey]

Here's the first of several pages at the Saudi Press Agency:
http://www.spa.gov.sa/details.php?id=588987
To see the rest, click the leftmost text link in the row that has email and disk icons in it.

Nice catch, Casey. I tidied up that list of usernames:


Thank you, Vancouver.

In addition to ek-ls changing domain registrars, al-firdaws is also offline.

And, 3 other very popular forums have had no new posts since late yesterday, I expect there might be a bit of fear in the forums as to just how much the Saudi government knows about the people who frequent the forums.

[Casey]

Oh my ...

C:\Documents and Settings\Admin>ping http://www.alhesbah.net

Pinging http://www.alhesbah.net [216.24.138.135] with 32 bytes of data:

Request timed out.
Request timed out.
Request timed out.
Request timed out.

Ping statistics for 216.24.138.135:
Packets: Sent = 4, Received = 0, Lost = 4 (100% loss),

[NYer]

The Joe Lieberman Effect? (http://littlegreenfootballs.com/article/31227_YouTube_Cracking_Down_on_Jihad_Videos)

[SmokedYourDSM]

Just asking, could this be seen as a sign of something?

Perhaps one of the new videos was meant to distribute a message to faithful AQ followers..... perhaps the gov. didn't want this message going out for some reason.... just a question.

[Casey]

As it turns out Hesbah is up.

Here is the news article about the members/posters who were arrested.

http://www.alwatan.com.sa/news/newsdetail.asp?issueno=2904&id=69499&groupID=0

And, the article through Google Translate

http://translate.google.com/translate?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.alwatan.com.sa%2Fnews %2Fnewsdetail.asp%3Fissueno%3D2904%26id%3D69499%26 groupID%3D0&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&sl=ar&tl=en

[NYer]

Wondering what happened to Al Qaeda's 9-11 Video?
Wonder no more. (http://mypetjawa.mu.nu/archives/194088.php)

Sources close to US intelligence said, “Hackers knocked out Al Qaeda’s online means of communication, thus preventing them from posting anything to commemorate the anniversary.”

Western intelligence suspects two hackers who have targeted Islamicist sites before were responsible: Aaron Weisburd from Internet Haganah and Rusty Shackleford from the web group My Pet Jawa.

[Vancouver]

Here's the original at Hindustan Times:

http://www.hindustantimes.com/StoryPage/StoryPage.aspx?id=b5876aa2-dab4-4050-8c3d-a88ce51d5401

[NYer]

Rusty Shackleford responds: (http://mypetjawa.mu.nu/archives/194088.php)


A) I'm not a hacker, although I play one on TV.

B) Aaron is not a hacker.

C) News of my ability to thwart al Qaeda's online activities have been greatly exaggerated.

D) Neither I nor Aaron are responsible for the take down of al Qaeda's main forum and two of its sister forums. Reporting that they are down does not mean I'm taking credit. Neither does reporting on it mean that I even approve of taking down al Qaeda's main propaganda outlet.

But if I was responsible I'd deny it.

There are fatwas and there are fatwas, if you know what I mean. Taliban death threats? Those morons are all talk, no you-know-what. Been there, done that. Death threats from American al Qaeda supporters? Yawn.

But personally I'm not jonesing to be singled out by al Qaeda. Those guys are loco, man. Unless they promise to send Zombie Adam Gadahn to do the job. I'm down for going Night of the Living Dead on his ass!

E) Neither I nor Aaron know who is responsible. But we:

would say that even if [we] actually knew what was going on.

F) The reason that al Qaeda was unable to deliver its much hyped 9/11 anniversary film is as stated in the article: the forums were down. But other than that, I've no idea.

G) The downing of these websites by unknown parties is a major embarrassment to al Qaeda's main Pakistan/Afghanistan body which has been relegated to inspiring others to do the lion's share of killing the infidels. Their most important stronghold is not a cave in Waziristan. It is cyberspace where they promote their ideology and incite others to follow their path.

But apparently all al Qaeda's cyberspace are belongs to us.

Thanks to M.C. Hammer.

http://mypetjawa.mu.nu/archives/McHammer.gif

[SmokedYourDSM]

They sure are funny on the forums.

Posting an analysis of why they are still waiting, Jihadis discussing the speed of the countdown of the clock is symbolism for something. They make some posters on prep/disaster boards I watch seem calm. :sad_01:

[Diesel]

It looks really that the registration bodies canceled/expired their DNS entries. The error wasn't that the page was 404'ed but that it did not have a DNS record period so...The post below listing the PING attempt and getting an IP for the hostname could have just been cache'd DNS in a router along the way. Either way F em! That's what they get.

It would be kind of funny if it was because they let their subscription lapse with the registration body though. Hee Hee. Could you picture that? "You sun beach! I tell you to pay thee bill! Damn you! Osama will have your head and sheep for this!":)

[SmokedYourDSM]

eh, hesba is up, just operating under a different name

[NYer]

Well lookee Here. (http://mypetjawa.mu.nu/archives/194123.php)

http://www.sharez.biz/images/6xeo024d4y5h0lffe43p.gif

[NYer]

Rusty has an Update:

http://mypetjawa.mu.nu/archives/9-11_epic_fail.jpg

[Vancouver]

Hold your camels, brothers. One of the sheikhs just said on a password-protected forum, "One should be patient a little longer". :)

[NYer]

Parlez vous Francais? (http://www.minbar-sos.com/forum/jihad-fi-sabilillah/5228-surprise-sahab-presente-le-bilan-de-7-annees-de-croisades.html)

[Poe]

salam

le code ne fonctionne pas

est ce que quelqun aurait une solution? (Translation: The code doesn't work is there another solution?)

#3 (permalink)
Hier, 23h40

Al Ansar
Senior Member

Date d'inscription: février 2006
Messages: 1 106

salam alaykom

la seule solution est d'attendre des liens valides, voire un nouveau code qui fonctionne, car tout le monde rencontre le même problème.

(Translation: The only solution is to wait for a valid connection, it could be that the new code functions but everyone in the world comes across the same problem.

#4 (permalink)
Hier, 23h49
Salahdin2
Member

Date d'inscription: décembre 2007
Messages: 71

salam merci pour l'info (Translation: Thanks for the info)

des liens seront apparement très vite actifs dans les prochaines minutes inchallah

forum en anglais mais excellent: (The line has been apparently very active in the next minutes but the inchallah english forum is excellent.

Video, Audio and Images from Islamic Militants - InfoVlad.Net Clearinghouse 3.0


Okay, it's been awhile since I've taken French. :)

[Vancouver]

forum en anglais mais excellent: (The line has been apparently very active in the next minutes but the inchallah english forum is excellent.

Video, Audio and Images from Islamic Militants - InfoVlad.Net Clearinghouse 3.0

InfoVlad doesn't have the solution either. :)

majahden had a new version of the video up, with no password. But when I tried to un-archive it, I got a checksum error.

majahden is down too at the moment (VBulletin database error). Hell, maybe some virus is going around the enemy sites. I dunno.

[SmokedYourDSM]

From hesbah, poster by the name of Zero Hour












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لا تنسونا من الدعاء
Do not forget to pray for



إخوانكم في
Your brothers in

مؤسسة السحاب للإنتاج الإعلامي
Cloud Foundation for Media Production



المصدر: (مركز الفجر للإعلام)
Source: (Center for Media Dawn)

[SmokedYourDSM]

From hesbah, poster by the name of Zero Hour)



http://www.wincoast.com/forum/showpost.php?p=1336765&postcount=14

[Vancouver]

An intact version of the video is indeed out. I'm looking at it now. It's pretty general. Same style and same narrator as in the two summertime videos (one about Abu al-Hasan and the other about the Saudi muezzin).

CBS, with input from SITE:
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2008/09/19/terror/main4461671.shtml

[Casey]

Watching the Watchers: A Jihadi View of Terrorism Analysis Websites

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By Abdul Hameed Bakier

Once in a while jihadi internet forums draw their members’ attention to Western tracking of such websites by posting messages analyzing terrorism monitoring agencies, often with comments on some of the better-known terrorism analysts. A recent posting entitled “Know your enemy from monitoring and analysis websites” probes and categorizes some of these agencies (al-ekhlaas, September 5).

In this posting, a jihadi forum member, nicknamed Zamjari, lists some terrorism monitoring agencies in the West and describes their analytical methods. “I offer this humble effort to jihadi brothers and Islamic jihadi intelligence men as a simple collection effort on the activities of enemy intelligence websites in these crucial times. Dogs and spies scattered in the Islamic forums should know that the mujahideen’s intelligence is tracking them before and after they collect any information on us,” says Zamjari, who divides the monitoring websites into three categories:

1) Translation Websites:

These websites provide translations of jihadi media, including audio, video and periodicals. These websites also copy texts posted in English, especially those of Islamic media centers such as the Sahab Foundation for Islamic Media Publication and the Global Islamic Media Front. The purpose of translation services is to inform Western citizens of jihadi activities. Zamjari describes a few translation websites such as:

• WorldAnalysis.net
Translates jihadi literature and distributes both the translation and the original Arabic text.
• IntelCenter
This website alleges that it provides intelligence extracted from al-Qaeda publications, says Zamjari.
• LauraMansfield.com
Another translation website that accumulates jihadi material, translates and sell it through the website. Zamjari says this Website is belligerent to Muslims depicting American Muslims and their Mosques as fronts for hostile activity against the U.S.

2) Investigative Websites

These websites monitor and translate every detail of information found in the jihadi sites. Zamjari believes these websites are two-edged sword; besides their negative aspects, they also offer service to non-Arabic speaking Muslims in the West by translating useful Islamic literature. In this category, Zamjari mentions mostly Israeli or Zionist Websites such as Sionisme.xooit.com; a Zionist forum based in France, internet-haganah.com; dedicated to monitoring certain jihadi members (especially those who post material on weapons of mass destruction) and Jihadica.com, deemed the most dangerous by Zamjari.

3) Research websites comprise experts and researchers specialized in thorough analysis.

• The first institute on Zamjari’s list is the Jamestown Foundation; “Jamestown is a remarkable research center with a core of experienced and credible analysts. Visitors to the Jamestown website are mostly from the United States, Britain and Turkey,” says Zamjari.
• Spirit of Truth is another research center. The main report of the center is entitled “What is Going to Happen Soon” that tries to predict the timing of an imminent al-Qaeda nuclear attack on the United States. (Zamjari makes an unusual selection here. Spirit of Truth is the website of abusive and foul-mouthed televangelist Don Vincent. Excerpts from his bizarre Los Angeles public-access television rants have become popular viewing on YouTube. Vincent’s website features links to War on Terrorism-related articles, mostly of an apocalyptic “conspiracy-theory” type).
• Crusade Media - Another US monitoring and analysis center concerned mainly with al-Qaeda’s nuclear activities.
• The Terrorism Index 2008 - A very important report prepared jointly by experts, researchers and journalists from Foreign Policy magazine and American Progress research center. Zamjari gives a summary of articles published in the report and posts a downloadable copy of the report.

Ekhlaas.net is comprised of fourteen forums, the major one of which is the “Events-Issues of the Islamic Umma” forum. Among the fourteen are three forums in English, French and Turkish. Directed at Muslim and non-Muslim Western audiences and calling on them to repent and join the jihadi movement, the English section of ekhlaas contains translated religious material, the latest al-Qaeda releases and jihad training manuals. Members of the English section are constantly tracking and re-posting foreign press and analytical reports pertinent to jihad and the mujahideen. “Brothers and sisters, in this thread we put together any information about those who claim they are monitoring and watching the jihad websites....some of them claim they are intercepting videos and other jihadi media releases...the fact is that they copy and paste them from ekhlaas or other authentic forums, and then embed their logos into them to boast in front of the traditional media outlets that they captured and intercepted this and that release,” says English section forum member “Motaman.”

Most often, al-Qaeda affiliated websites contain sections in English and in other foreign languages posting translations of major al-Qaeda and jihadi statements; however eklaas.net is one of the very few jihadi websites that agitates against western journalists and relies on participants residing in Western countries to keep members informed about the latest Western reports on terrorism. Jihadis typically consider journalists and analysts specializing in terrorism to be infidels, calling on members to kill them at the first chance.

http://www.jamestown.org/terrorism/news/article.php?articleid=2374415

[Vancouver]

It appears that an AQ video-maker has been martyred and AQ is looking for a replacement. :cool:
They don't name the dead video editor and they don't say much about how or where he died. They don't mention Ekhlaas or Firdaws or Adam Gadahn.
The sender
أبو الحارث القندهاري
Abu Harith al-Qandahari
says he never met the media person, owing to distance between them. The thread refers to the so-called Islamic State of Iraq, now two years old and in a "difficult period" says al-Qandahari, where nearly all the AQ people are now dead or held.

احبتي في الله

مر عامان على بزوغ نجم دولة الاسلام في العراق، عامان من الصبر والكابدة، عامان من الجهاد وبذل الوصع والطاقة لنصرة دين الله، فكم استشهد من شاب وكم تيتم طفل وكم استرملت أمرأة ومع ذلك لم نرى منهم الا صبرا ولم يفعلوا الا احبتي في الله

مر عامان لدولة الاسلام اصدار حرك كل ما في من مشاعر نصرة للاسلام ودولته، اصدار بليغ مؤثر ناجع، نفذته اباد مباركة، على قاعدة من العلم الشرعي والسياسي والاقتصادي والنفسي، فظهر بصورة لا مثيل لها، وهو يعتبر من انجح الاصدارات الموجهة للعامة، حيث القاعدة الاساسية لنجاح كل عمل وبقاء كل دولة, ودولة الاسلام باذن الله باقية.

احبتي في الله

بعد اصدار عامان لدولة الاسلام الذي خصص جزء منه لاصدارات كتائب الاعلام الاجهادي

فماذا انتم فاعلون.

وهذا المتصفح نريد من الاخوة ان يكتبوا فيه:

ماذا هم فاعلون لنصرة الاسلام ودولة العراق الاسلام وكل الجماعات الجهادية؟

اين اصداراتكم المرئية؟
اين روابطكم الالفية؟
اين مقالاتكم التحريضية؟
اين همتكم يا اخوة التوحيد ؟

قصة وعبرة

احد اهم اعلاميي الجهاد الاسلامي لم يكن يتوانى في نصرة الجهاد واهله، لم ارى له مثيلا، فقد كان يقطع المسافات، ويشد رحله لنصرة الجهاد اعلاميا، كان يجمع الاخوة في ارضه، وكان بحق مركزا اعلاميا نسال الله ان يتقبله شهيدا حيث قضى نحبه وهو في رحال لجمع مادة اعلامية جهادية.

اين نحن من هذا البطل الاشم

انتظر اخواني الكرام

احبتي في الله
اخوة التوحيد

منهم مشاريع كبيرة
وخصوص في مجال توفير الروابط باستمرار
وفي مجال المونتاج المرئي والغرافيكس.
وفي كتابة المقالات

انتظر اقتراحات الاخوة في هذا المتصفح حتى نجعل منه بداية طريق نحو نصرة ابلغ

[Casey]

MOVING TECHNOLOGY FORWARD
Outgoing CIO Discusses New Capabilities
09/24/08

Zal Azmi was appointed CIO in 2004 and has led FBI efforts to modernize information technology.


When Zal Azmi became the FBI’s chief information officer in 2004, he had his work cut out for him.

“During 9/11, the Bureau didn’t have the infrastructure to transmit even a single picture over its external networks,” Azmi said. Many processes were grounded in old systems. There were plenty of information technology offices within the FBI, he said—almost one for every division—but they were “stovepipes,” not unlike the broader intelligence community.

Today, as Azmi announces his departure, FBI agents and analysts are sharing information across top-secret networks with partner agencies around the world. More than 20,000 BlackBerrys have been distributed to FBI personnel, unfettering them from desks and providing mobile access to NCIC rap sheets and vehicle records. In full swing is a multi-phased initiative to deploy new computers and improved tools for agents managing digital case files.



The advances have not been without early missteps—a case management system called Virtual Case File (VCF) was scrapped in 2003. But in the nearly five years since Azmi signed on to help the Bureau update its information technology program, he has rebuilt it from the ground up.


In an interview, Azmi discusses new technologies, priorities, and capabilities. "I think we've come a long way," he says. Play Video

Under Azmi's watch, the FBI's technology group:

Delivered and networked new computers and BlackBerry devices to more than 700 FBI locations around the world.
Re-engineered, streamlined, or automated more than 200 FBI work processes and changed some 100 policies to make them more efficient.
Created a platform enabling introduction of new technologies and capabilities on a rolling basis; 54 projects are currently in development and new capabilities are released almost every other month.
Eliminated barriers to searching across scores of previously compartmentalized information sources, including SIPRNet, one of the country’s largest networks of classified information.
Professionalized the IT program by recruiting and training skilled program managers; the FBI had two certified IT program managers in 2004, today there are more than 80.

Asked by Director Mueller to help the FBI sort through its technology assets and needs in late 2003, Azmi won the Director’s confidence and was appointed CIO in May 2004. Azmi inherited oversight over the Trilogy program, a comprehensive overhaul of FBI technology, which includes building new IT networks, supplying thousands of computers, and developing an information management system, Sentinel, to replace a pokey system built on old (green-screen) mainframe technology.

“My focus was on building an organization that not only can deliver the replacement for VCF, which is the Sentinel application, but also other applications, other capabilities, other things that the Bureau lacked,” Azmi said during a recent interview.

The Sentinel program is on schedule for full roll-out by mid-2010. Azmi said he told the Director in 2003 that putting FBI technology on sound footing could take three to five years. He is confident the team and the plan he crafted during his tenure will fulfill the Director’s vision—and the public’s expectation—that we utilize the best technology available, because our ability to combat terrorists and criminals increasingly depends on that technology.

“We have the programs in place to move forward,” said Azmi, whose last official day is October 17. “So I think I’m at a point that I can easily transition from my current position to something else and the organization can continue on the path it’s on.”

http://www.fbi.gov/page2/sept08/azmi092408.html

[Casey]

I guess if you are going to hack ... you might as well do it big.



http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y20/caseybritton/cked/dnjournal.jpg

http://www.alislamnet.com/ and.....

List Of Sites:

AL-SUNNAH.COM

AAA102.COM

ALSRDAAB.COM

D-SUNNAH.NET


AAL-ALASHAB.COM
AAL-ALASHAB.NET
AAL-ALASHAB.ORG
ALBRHAN.COM
ALBRHAN.NET
ALBURHAN.COM
ALBURHAN.INFO
ALBURHAN.NET
ALBURHAN.ORG
ALFALAHPOULTRY.COM
ALHAZMY.INFO
ALHAZMY.NET
ALISLAMNET.COM
ALISLAMNET.INFO
ALISLAMNET.NET
ALISLAMNET.ORG
ALMONASAHA.NET
ALQUDAIBI.NET
ALQUDAIBI.ORG
ALRASED.COM
ALSEDEEQ.INFO
ALSHEMARY.COM
ALSRDAAB.INFO
ALSRDAAB.ORG
ALSSUNNAH.COM
ALSSUNNAH.NET
ALSUOFIA.COM
ALSUOFIA.NET
ALSUOFIA.ORG
BAHRAINBEAT.COM
BAHRAINBEAT.NET
BAHRAINBEAT.ORG
CSS-SHIA.COM
D-ALSONAH.COM
D-ALSONAH.INFO
D-ALSONAH.NET
D-ALSONAH.ORG
DIMASHQIAH.COM
FRESH-MILK.COM
HASSAAN.NET
HIZBALLAHNET.COM
IJTEHADAT.COM
ISLAMEKHALES.COM
ISLAMEKHALES.INFO
ISLAMEKHALES.NET
ISLAMEKHALES.ORG
KASR-ALSANAM.COM
KASR-ALSANAM.INFO
KASR-ALSANAM.NET
KASR-ALSANAM.ORG
KASRALSANAM.COM
KHORAFA.ORG
MAWHUB.COM
MDINAH.NET
MIDRANDDIAMOND.COM
MULTAKAAIMMAH.COM
MULTAKAAIMMAH.NET
MULTAKAAIMMAH.ORG
NAWIDNEWS.COM
NEBEONLINE.COM
PERFECT-STEP.COM
PERFECT-STEP.INFO
PERFECT-STEP.NET
PERFECT-STEP.ORG
SA-ESCHOOL.COM
SAMA-ALEBD3.COM
SAMTECYEMEN.COM
SSADEK.COM
TARIIM.COM
TRUSTSERVERS.COM
TRUSTSERVERS.INFO
TRUSTSERVERS.NET
TRUSTSERVERS.ORG
WITHISLAM.INFO
WITHISLAM.NET
WITHISLAM.ORG
ZEHRAHABER.COM

[Vancouver]

FRESH-MILK.COM
Is that the one in Somalia? :D

[Casey]

Cheap Chinese mobile phones pose threat to India

By Staff Reporter
Posted 28 September 2008 @ 08:23 pm GMT

Cheap Chinese mobile phones are posing as a security threat to India as unlike proper, branded handsets, these duplicate copies have fake International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI) number. They are also eating into earnings of branded manufacturers and posing as health risk to users.

According to a government source, the Intelligence Bureau (IB), which is investigating the recent terrorist attacks that took place in India, fake IMEI numbers make it almost impossible for the law enforcement agencies and investigators to track down suspicious calls.

"SIM card details can be traced from a mobile phone only if it has a valid IMEI number," a government official said, on conditions of anonymity.

"An IMEI number consists of 15-17 digits. Genuine branded phones carry valid IMEI numbers. When the SIM card in a mobile phone gets activated, the IMEI number gets automatically registered with the GSM service provider and it becomes possible to trace a call and find out the caller's identity and the location from where the call was made," the official said.

By using the IMEI number, the security agencies not only can block the handset, but also retrieve call details from the recovered handset.

Even CDMA mobile phones have an electronic serial number equivalent to the IMEI number in GSM mobile phones.

"However, most of the China-make mobile phones carry fake IMEI numbers. In some case, several of such handsets have the same IMEI number. In such cases, it becomes virtually impossible to extract information about the calls made from these mobile phones," the official said.

Another problem, the official said, is that these cheap Chinese imitations are generally sold in gray markets without bills or proper verification made of the buyer and investigators find it a difficult task in identifying the buyers.

In Delhi, these 'Made in China' mobile phones are sold in Palika Bazaar in Connaught Place and Gaffar Market in Karol Bagh.

The official said that these cheap handsets are becoming a security risk and IB has recommended to the Home Ministry and Department of Telecommunications (DOT) to ban the sales of such handsets immediately.

According to the Indian Cellular Association (ICA), these Chinese handsets also lead to over $1 billion of losses every year, borne by mobile manufacturers, distributors and retailers.

"Duplicate handsets are not only being sold in small towns but also in big cities. The prices of these mobile phones are less than the genuine ones and so customers are tempted to buy these, resulting in losses to the branded manufacturers," Pankaj Mahindroo, president, ICA, said.

"However, customers who believe they have got a good deal, are, sadly, mistaken. These Chinese handsets do not do not have proper IMEI numbers that stand for quality and reliability. These mobile phones claim to have features that are actually not present in the handset. They are also generally sold without bill or warranty. So customers end up being duped," Mahindroo said.

Most importantly, Mahindroo said, these mobile phones also pose a health risk as they do not comply with global radiation emission norms.

http://in.ibtimes.com/articles/20080928/cheap-chinese-mobile-phones-threat-india-imei.htm

[SmokedYourDSM]

More forums down(firdaws, boraq)... don't try accessing them because they may have fallen into the 'enemies' hands. :add30:





Dawn Center) (submit) (statement on the closure of three forums of the Center for dawn The name of God the Merciful Statement on the closure of three networks of the Center for dawn

Brothers draw the attention of observers and visitors networks (B, Paradise, Buraq org) that the networks mentioned closed for technical reasons and is outside the scope of work as of the date of publication of this statement.

And we are not aware of any addresses or locations of these forums now located on the Internet and all news about the work of some of the sites are reported incorrectly.
And not to announce the center is responsible for the links that have been published recently, mainly to the dedication and Buraq networks, and questioning the credibility and faith and the source of these links and any links may be published later from a source other than the center.
Warn brothers to deal with any news headlines or non-formal and continuing to watch the Center's case the return of any of these sites to work. و
And it will be a formal statement.

And refute a report published information on the despots fall of the headquarters of some of these networks in the hands of the enemy, when the headquarters of the jihadist networks established?

We also call on our brothers not to hasten the transfer and dissemination of alien links and reporting, or the spread of rumors about immediate return or the opening of one of the networks, and is not a link an official statement from the center is not truth.

And most helpless of God, but most people do not know


الاثنين، التاسع و العشرون من رمضان لعام 1429 هـ
Monday, and twenty-ninth of Ramadan in 1429 to e
الموافق لـ 29 سبتمبر 2008 م
Approved for September 29, 2008

Not Tnsuna FROM PRAYING

المصدر : (مركز الفجر للإعلام)
(Source: Center dawn of the information)

[Casey]

More forums down(firdaws, boraq)... don't try accessing them because they may have fallen into the 'enemies' hands. :add30:


Once again the players have just moved elsewhere.
They are chatting away while others are jumping up and down because some forums are down.

Sorry, I don't get it.

[Casey]

Confidential information Samoud / / aware of a brother Mujahid (Mujahid intelligence) God's mercy
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
The name of God the Merciful

سرية الصمود الإعلامية
Steadfastness secret information


بيان نعي الأخ المجاهد (مخابرات المجاهد) رحمه الله.
A brother struggling aware of (intelligence struggling) God's mercy.

(مِنَ الْمُؤْمِنِينَ رِجَالٌ صَدَقُوا مَا عَاهَدُوا اللَّهَ عَلَيْه فَمِنْهُمْ مَنْ قَضَى نَحْبَهُ وَمِنْهُمْ مَنْ يَنْتَظِرُ وَمَا بَدَّلُوا تَبْدِيلاً) (الأحزاب:23)

(Of the faithful men believed God was pledged as having died, some of them changed and is expected to change) (parties: 23)

تنعي سرية الصمود الإعلامية لأمة الإسلام عامة وللمجاهدين الإعلاميين خاصة الأخ المجاهد (أبو الهيثم الشمالي) -رحمه الله- الذي توفي في البحر غرقاً.

Mourns the confidential information to withstand the Nation of Islam in general, and especially brother mujahideen fighting the media (Abu Haytham North) - God's mercy - who died by drowning in the sea.

الأخ أبا الهيثم الشمالي رحمه الله هو من الفاعلين الناشطين في الإعلام الجهادي، حيث تشهد له الساحات بأنه كان أسداً هصوراً...فأخانا رحمه الله له الفضل الكبير والقسط الأوفر في تأسيس العديد من السرايا والكتائب الإعلامية، ومنها كتيبة الغرباء الإعلامية وسرية الصمود الإعلامية.

Brother Abu Haytham northern God's mercy is one of the actors Jihad activists in the media, with a scene that is Hsoura Asda was Vokhana ... may God have mercy on him credit for his great bulk in the establishment of several battalions and company information, including the battalion strangers confidential information and steadfastness briefing.

هذا علاوة على مجهوداته الإعلامية الفردية التي كان يسخرها في نصرة الدين، ونصائحه الأمنية الغالية التي كان يقدمها لأنصار المجاهدين في الشبكة العنكبوتية، وأعماله الدعوية والتوعوية والتحريضية التي كان ينشرها في بلده.

Moreover, his efforts on the information he brings to the individual in supporting religion, and expensive security advice was provided by the proponents of the mujahideen in the Web, and its advocacy and awareness-raising and furthermore was published in his country.

أبا الهيثم رحمه الله:: كان محباً لإخوانه، حريصاً على سلامتهم، غيوراً على حرمات المسلمين، باحثاً عن طريق العزة، عاشقاً للشهادة في أرض المعركة، إلا أن الله عز وجل شاء أن يكتبها له في البحر غرقاً.

Abu Haytham God's mercy:: The loving of brothers, keen to safety, Giora on the sanctity of Muslim scholars through pride, loved to testify on the battlefield, but that God Almighty will be written by drowning in the sea.

معرفات أخينا أبي الهيثم رحمه الله ::
IDs of our brother Abu Haytham God's mercy::

(مخابرات المجاهد) :: الإخلاص ،الحسبة، الشموخ...وغيرها.

(Intelligence Mujahid):: sincerity, Holland, Al Shoumoukh ... and others.

( عيون المجاهد) :: الفلوجة .
(El Moudjahid eyes):: Fallujah.

(أبو عاصم المغربي) :: ملتقى أهل الحديث، إجازة من الشيخ عمر الحدوشي.
(Abu Asim Moroccan):: Forum people talking, leave from Sheikh Omar Alhduci.

(عالي الهمة) :: منتدى الألوكة.
(High energy):: Forum Alolokp.

(أبو الهيثم النقشبندي) :: أنا المسلم ،وبه يشتهر جداً هناك.
(Abu Haytham Naqshbandi):: I am Muslim, with a very famous there.

(al-monsif) :: مراقب في منتدى غرفة الشمال.
(al-monsif):: Forum observer in the Conference North.

نسأل الله تعالى أن يتقبله في عليين مع الأنبياء والصديقين والشهداء ويرحمه وأموات المسلمين اللهم آمين.

We ask God Almighty to accept the Aliyn friendly with the prophets, and martyrs and dead Muslims bless his soul and God, Amen.

إخوانكم في
Your brothers in

سرية الصمود الإعلامية
Steadfastness secret information

جميع الحقوق محفوظة لكل مسلم ©, سرية الصمود الإعلامية ـ 1429-2008 -

All rights reserved every Muslim ©, confidential information Samoud 1429-2008 --

[Vancouver]

Ekhlaas, Firdaws, Boraq -- dead as doornails. It looks to me like somebody got arrested, computer and all. Nobody on the enemy side seems to know what happened.

Two pretty serious rooms still running:
http://www.al-faloja.info/vb/
http://www.ansaraljihad.net/vb/

plus Hesbah and the archive called Tawhed.

[rectar]

http://www.al-faloja.info/vb/showthread.php?p=129041#post129041

http://www.imagehotel.net/vignette.jpg.php?savefile=images/l5a9x4akkg.jpg

[Casey]

Ekhlaas, Firdaws, Boraq -- dead as doornails. It looks to me like somebody got arrested, computer and all. Nobody on the enemy side seems to know what happened.

Two pretty serious rooms still running:
http://www.al-faloja.info/vb/
http://www.ansaraljihad.net/vb/

plus Hesbah and the archive called Tawhed.

I was reading that 3 people were arrested in Saudi Arabia with regard to the 9/11 video that was uploaded late and had a bad password initially.

Some of the people responding are saying they don't believe it. I think it's possible. And the fact that there has been no official information from the Saudi's about could be due to the fact that they are trying to extract more information from the 3.

[Casey]

Spies take war on terror into cyberspace

New approach tackles 'severe threat' of attacks by funding monitoring network

By Kim Sengupta
Friday, 3 October 2008

AFP/GETTY IMAGES

Attiya Allah, a jihadist, speaks on an internet video released by al-Qa'ida

Britain's security agencies are fighting a covert war in cyberspace against extremist Islamist internet sites as part of a new anti-terrorist strategy, senior Whitehall officials have revealed.


As well running its own sites, the Government gives material support to groups that monitor and combat jihadist material on the web in an attempt to prevent indoctrination of young Muslims. The scheme is part of measures being introduced at a time when the threat level is described as being "at the severe end of severe", with, officials say, extremist groups determinedly attempting new attacks.

The Office for Security and Counter Terrorism (OSCT), recently set up to co-ordinate operations against al-Qa'ida and its supporters, has been tasked with proactive action to disrupt terrorist networks as well as carrying out a "hearts and minds" campaign within Britain's Muslim population.

One would-be bomber was caught using information received from a mosque. This help, said a senior source, is essential, with increasing evidence of "lone terrorists", many Muslim converts from Christianity, who are difficult to track because they have no "footprints" in established suspect groups.

Lone terrorists, as well as groups of Islamists, are said to be planning bombings based on "kitchen chemistry" and are absorbing an aggressive Islamism from the internet, according to security officials, making it vital that counter-terrorist efforts focus on the web.

"In the past the focus has been on investigation after something has happened. We are now aiming to identify those at risk of being drawn into violent extremism and attempting to counter this," said a Whitehall source.

One internet site, run by the Government, called the Radical Middle Way, has received favourable reactions in the Muslim community. But law agencies feel that sites in the Muslim community should be empowered to present alternatives to jihadist viewpoints.

The OSCT, which is run from the Home Office, helps man four "hubs" across the country, alongside the police and MI5. A fifth hub is due to be set up in the near future, with the aim of liaising with local Muslim groups. One of the tasks of the teams is to monitor the kind of material which may be influencing young Muslims.

Last month the Muslim MP Shahid Malik, minister for International Development, warned parents to be careful about Islamist extremism after Hamaad Munshi became the youngest person in Britain convicted of a terrorist offence. Munshi, from Dewsbury, was 15 when he downloaded information about bomb-making from the internet and hid notes about martyrdom under his bed. An Old Bailey judge said the schoolboy's head had been filled with "pernicious and warped ideas".

Mohammed Irfan Raja, 17, arrested under anti-terrorist laws, was also recruited and radicalised through the internet by a cell based in Bradford and had made plans to travel to receive training at an insurgent camp in Pakistan.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/spies-take-war-on-terror-into-cyberspace-949706.html

[Vancouver]

I was reading that 3 people were arrested in Saudi Arabia with regard to the 9/11 video that was uploaded late and had a bad password initially.

Some of the people responding are saying they don't believe it. I think it's possible. And the fact that there has been no official information from the Saudi's about could be due to the fact that they are trying to extract more information from the 3.Secret arrests and interrogations in KSA are possible, I agree.
The mystery is in two parts:
-- the disappearance of the forums along with the video around 9 September
-- the appearance of the video on 19 September.
Three people or groups, which may overlap, were involved:
1) the video producers as-Sahab
2) the forum operators
3) the guys who uploaded the missing video late, and with difficulty.
Group (1) seems to be still around. Other stuff in the same style and labeled as-Sahab has recently appeared, e.g. the Lal Masjid anniversary video. I have a theory that the guy ozooo is involved in a central way. I'll give that guy his own thread.
Group (2) I just don't know.
Group (3) might be the guys who got arrested in KSA. A big upload to many free hosting services would likely get noticed by KSA's army of internet censors.

[SmokedYourDSM]

:happy_11:

Hey all

Is Hesbah down, or am I just having problems with it?


Also, a lot of the 'nuclear strike' posts on muslim.net have been bumped by user Abdul Salam 2. FWIW.

[Casey]

:happy_11:

Hey all

Is Hesbah down, or am I just having problems with it?


Also, a lot of the 'nuclear strike' posts on muslim.net have been bumped by user Abdul Salam 2. FWIW.
Re: Hesbah

Peace be upon you and God's mercy and blessings.

Ongoing maintenance work, you come back soon, God willing after completion.

re: muslim.net...I was on the board when Abdul was bumping the threads, then I saw a link to worldanalysis.net in one of them.

I'm pretty sure he just realized the threads were being watched so he put on a little show.

[Casey]

Beyond the obvious reasons for concern with regard to outsourcing...this article just skims the surface of one of my major concerns with regard to intellectual and proprietary property.

The west has handed a lot of this outside of their control as well as possible means to compromise corporations, associations, etc.

I am fully behind global cooperation but I have spent a lot of time considering, who might have their hand in what and to what end.

White-collar jihadists, a cause for growing concern

Praveen Swami

Evidence mounts of terror recruitment in information technology sector

NEW DELHI: Evidence is mounting that recruiters for Islamist terror groups have targeted the information technology and engineering sectors, in a successful effort to give India’s jihadist movement a quantum jump in skills and ideological focus.

Most of the 15 men arrested in Mumbai on Monday, on charges of participating in the hit-teams which planted explosives in Ahmedabad and Surat, are criminals linked to Pakistan-based ganglord Amir Raza Khan.

But three men in the group were, till their arrest, believed to be model citizens. Key among them is Mohammed Mansoor Asghar Peerbhoy, who worked as a software engineer at multinational Yahoo India.

Peerbhoy, investigators say, sent three Indian Mujahideen manifestos that were e-mailed to the media after the terror group’s bomb attacks in Ahmedabad and New Delhi.

The investigators allege that Peerbhoy was helped by Mobin Kadir Shaikh, who also worked in an information technology firm, and mechanical engineer Asif Bashiruddin Shaikh.

White-collar jihadists

With a job that brought in an annual salary of over Rs. 19,00,000 a year, 31-year-old Peerbhoy is as distant as could be imagined from the madrasa-educated, no-prospects jihadist of media caricature.

His father, Asghar Peerbhoy, made a comfortable living as a wholesale fruit supplier for the Army’s Pune-based southern command. His mother recently retired after a distinguished career as teacher in a Pune college.

With its hard-earned money, the Peerbhoy family ensured that the children received the best education and career opportunities possible.

Shahid Peerbhoy, the first-born, went on to become respected doctor, who practises in the United Kingdom. Mohammad Adil Peerbhoy, Peerbhoy’s younger brother, is a successful architect. Pune residents who know the family told The Hindu that it was pious but liberal and had no apparent link with Islamist political groups.

Police say Peerbhoy radicalised himself, not unlike Kafeel Ahmad, the Bangalore resident who became a jihadist while studying for a degree in computational fluid dynamics and died while staging a suicide attack on the Glasgow airport in August 2007.
Spiritual experience

In 2004, during the umra pilgrimage to Mecca, Peerbhoy underwent what he described to his friends as a profound spiritual experience. He began to devote a growing amount of time to religious affairs. On one occasion in 2006, he spent 10 entire days sequestered in the local mosque, engaged in meditation on religious affairs. He began to meet religious radicals in Internet chat rooms and in city-based study groups, to explore neoconservative religious traditions like the Jamaat Ahl-e-Hadis. In essence, Peerbhoy rejected the syncretic Islam he had grown up with.

Contact with Bhatkal

Around this time, the investigators believe, Peerbhoy first came into contact with mafioso-turned-jihadist Riyaz Bhatkal. Bhatkal, who has so far evaded arrest, is alleged to have commanded a south and west-India based cell of jihadists, recruited by Karachi-based ganglord Amir Raza Khan. Khan, along with the now-jailed mafioso Aftab Ansari, set up the Asif Raza Commando Force, which supplied the Indian Mujahideen the bulk of its operational and logistical resources.

Mushtaq Sadiq Sheikh, who was arrested earlier this month on charges of commanding the Indian Mujahideen’s Azamgarh-based north India operations unit, was also recruited by Khan.

Peerbhoy was not the only successful professional drawn to the jihad. In 1996, top Indian Mujahideen organiser Mohammad Subhan Qureshi, son of working class immigrants to Mumbai, began a successful career as software engineer. But in March 2001, he suddenly resigned a high-paying job at computer major Datamatics, declaring in a letter to the management that he had “decided to devote one complete year to pursue religious and spiritual matters.”

Later, Qureshi was drawn to SIMI and he began a new life as a jihadist. Key SIMI operative Abdul Peedidcal Shibli, who was arrested earlier this year, also left a job in a top software firm to become a jihadist.

In 2006, after a decade of Islamist political activism, Shibli left Tata-Elexi to recruit volunteers for the network of jihadist groups now operating under the Indian Mujahideen label. He, along with Wipro-GE employee Yahya Kamakutty, persuaded dozens of young men to participate in a series of jihad training camps held in Karnataka, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat last year.

http://www.hindu.com/2008/10/07/stories/2008100760451000.htm

[NYer]

Mumbai Police: Yahoo software engineer send terror emails. (http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/MNC_techie_sent_terror_emails_Mumbai_Police/articleshow/3566789.cms)

[Vancouver]

The filenames of Gadahn's latest video are

Movie_00_(azzam to big india Arabic).avi
Movie_00_(azzam to big india English).avi

Why would "india" be used in the filenames? More precisely, "to big india"? Someone who worked on them, but probably not Gadahn himself, sent them to somebody else in India, maybe.

[Casey]

The filenames of Gadahn's latest video are

Movie_00_(azzam to big india Arabic).avi
Movie_00_(azzam to big india English).avi

Why would "india" be used in the filenames? More precisely, "to big india"? Someone who worked on them, but probably not Gadahn himself, sent them to somebody else in India, maybe.

Someone probably did work on them because initial release last night had corrupt zip files, they couldn't be opened.

Haven't checked this morning, will later.

[Casey]

Oh flip, more forums unavailable.

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y20/caseybritton/webpics/banghead.gif http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y20/caseybritton/webpics/banghead.gif http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y20/caseybritton/webpics/banghead.gif

[Davinci Code]

The filenames of Gadahn's latest video are

Movie_00_(azzam to big india Arabic).avi
Movie_00_(azzam to big india English).avi

Why would "india" be used in the filenames? More precisely, "to big india"? Someone who worked on them, but probably not Gadahn himself, sent them to somebody else in India, maybe.


Just an idea there is a Big Indian, Ulster, New York, United States could be a coincidence

[Vancouver]

The Faluja forum is kaput and Hesbah seems to be having trouble.
http://passat.websitewelcome.com/suspended.page/?t=194723
That's what you get when you click on the heading of any specific thread at Hesbah.
Okay, for my next trick, I want to find the guy who calls himself "o z o o o" (no spaces). I suspect he is the top nerd in as-Sahab.

[Vancouver]

Hesbah is now dead and likewise Ansar al-Jihad AKA Ansar al-Mujahideen.

[al-Canine]

Vancouver or Casey, or anyone.... what do you believe is the significance of these forums being "down?"

[Vancouver]

I think the arrest of one top AQ nerd, along with his computer, would account for the first batch of dead forums (around 9 September) and for the delay in getting out the 911 anniversary video. That arrest might have precipitated others.

As for "account suspended" cases, which include Hesbah and Ansar al-Jihad, the hosts who suspended them don't care about anything except money, and my guess is that the sites were taken over and then turned against the hosting companies in some way. But that's just a mildly educated guess.

A crackdown against the Islamist terrorist e-culture of Europe has been getting some traction at the EU lately, over the objections of the UK I might add. That could be part of it.

edit:
It's interesting that the forum members themselves seem to know nothing about what happened to the dead forums. An arrested webmaster would explain that.

[al-Canine]

Thanks, Van! I hope your positive conclusions are correct. :)

[Casey]

There are some sites that have closed merely to update their forums, add security releases and I have read that they are concerned about infiltration of enemies.

It is speculation on my part that some of the forums may be comparing member lists.

There are also several broken databases, that is either from hasty removal of the site by the admin to avoid being hacked, or they have a heads up that their site has been slated for removal or the site has in fact been attacked.

Some of the forums have resurfaced in the past 2 days with new domain names and they are keeping mum as to where they are however if you know where to look you can find them.

Edit: One of the new ones is already down

This Account Has Been Suspended
Please contact the support department as soon as possible, and please have your site name ready. Please contact the support department as soon as possible, and please have your site name ready

Above is normally due to letter writing campaigns or pressuring the host to remove the sites.

[Catwoman]

There are some sites that have closed merely to update their forums, add security releases and I have read that they are concerned about infiltration of enemies.

It is speculation on my part that some of the forums may be comparing member lists.

There are also several broken databases, that is either from hasty removal of the site by the admin to avoid being hacked, or they have a heads up that their site has been slated for removal or the site has in fact been attacked.

Some of the forums have resurfaced in the past 2 days with new domain names and they are keeping mum as to where they are however if you know where to look you can find them.

Edit: One of the new ones is already down



Above is normally due to letter writing campaigns or pressuring the host to remove the sites.

Check Internet Haganah.

He has a huge post demonstrating that the Jihadi forums are at a loss to forum sites. It is posted by the internet jihadis themselves.

[Casey]

Check Internet Haganah.

He has a huge post demonstrating that the Jihadi forums are at a loss to forum sites. It is posted by the internet jihadis themselves.

Yes, I saw that post on the forum.

It all boils down to what you want to believe. Everyone has their own version of what has gone on as far as I can see.


- NEFA today has translated a document from Al-Fajr Media claiming the forums are shut for technical reasons.

- A Florida PI claims in his report of the NEFA document that someone may have contacted 6 newspapers in Australia and APNIC to have the sites shut down and claims "bull" on the reasons listed in the translated document from Al-Fajr Media.

Anyway, I will shut up here as I think my stand regarding all of this has been stated previously.

[Casey]

This site (aqsatube) was announced quite some time ago. I would think if someone was looking for a project site this would be perfect.

Hamas youtube

http://www.aqsatube.com/


But as far as projects go IMO, it would be beneficial to come away with some sort of viable information not just who the site is registered, where they are hosted and user names that lead to nowhere, in the end.

My 3 cents.

[Chuckles]

http://www.aqsatube.com/

But as far as projects go IMO, it would be beneficial to come away with some sort of viable information not just who the site is registered, where they are hosted and user names that lead to nowhere, in the end.


I don't have all that info, but when I browsed to the ftp.aqsatube.com in IE and checked the "use anon login" box, guess what automatically showed up.

http://img205.imageshack.us/img205/8309/ftpll0.png

al-jinan.net is interesting because they are the nice guys that Casey found was posting the e-jihad 3.0 software. They are apparently back online and have uploaded the new version to http://www.4shared.com/file/63273066/f4194129/e-Jihad30.html
Uploaded: 2008-09-16 with about 300 downloads.

Are the 2 sites somehow connected? Dunno.

[Chuckles]

Guess who (http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=el_fatak@hotmail.com)has been posting about restarting the al-jinan E-jihad network over at google groups (http://groups.google.com/groups/profile?hl=en&enc_user=6HYVMhQAAAAuAcJgjs1N8FMKS7qInafJOPANdqfI6 prRsqjc7uCt1A&utoken=6vpmWE8AAAC02Q892QASp7MvNCewkl_9JZegWokqIj0 zD-SMUH53tgUzPUAQBxd6DHRpzCiVBp80YqjWukZo1_UwQkoamV-OjfwMjw4hP08-u0fvJWrpKA)

[Chaos]

They are apparently back online and have uploaded the new version to http://www.4shared.com/file/63273066/f4194129/e-Jihad30.html
Uploaded: 2008-09-16 with about 300 downloads.

Even though it says "virus found" right on the link?! :add09:

[Casey]

Guess who (http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=el_fatak@hotmail.com)has been posting about restarting the al-jinan E-jihad network over at google groups (http://groups.google.com/groups/profile?hl=en&enc_user=6HYVMhQAAAAuAcJgjs1N8FMKS7qInafJOPANdqfI6 prRsqjc7uCt1A&utoken=6vpmWE8AAAC02Q892QASp7MvNCewkl_9JZegWokqIj0 zD-SMUH53tgUzPUAQBxd6DHRpzCiVBp80YqjWukZo1_UwQkoamV-OjfwMjw4hP08-u0fvJWrpKA)

Yes...they sent invitation e-mails out several weeks ago for past members to re-register with them, download the software, re-register the software and try to recruit more members so when they feel they have enough members they can start attacking.

I am surprised they are still only using the 3.0 software. They MUST know it has been entirely disseminated by now. Unless of course they intend to add a last minute upgrade before they start attacking.

Anyway, they are on my radar and have been for awhile now .... :)

[Casey]

Even though it says "virus found" right on the link?! :add09:

It may or may not have a virus. I haven't re-downloaded it, I still have the original version.

However as I mentioned in the previous post, al-jinan has requested you download the software, then register with them from within the software.

Just to make sure it is understood, if you have to register from within a software application, someone is receiving that information.
In addition, the recipient may be collecting more information than you are providing to them such as, ip address, operating system including versions and upgrades, your computer name, browser, whether java script is enabled, etc.

And, use caution downloading, the complete path to where you save a file can be recorded when you are downloading.

i.e. C:\My Documents\Folder Name\downloaded file.name

[rectar]

Translation: Arabic » EnglishThe group you are posting to is a Usenet group. Messages posted to this group will make your email address visible to anyone on the Internet.Your reply message has not been sent.Your post was successful Aljinan Owner View profile More options Sep 22, 6:45 am From: Aljinan Owner <el_fa...@hotmail.com>Date: Mon, 22 Sep 2008 12:45:28 +0200Local: Mon, Sep 22 2008 6:45 am Subject: الجهاد الإلكتروني.. ترقبوا بدء العملReply | Reply to author | Forward | Print | Individual message | Show original | Report this message | Find messages by this author السلام عليكم أعضاء الجنان نت شبكة الجهاد الإلكتروني تم بحمد الله وصول عدد المشتركين بالشبكة بعد إعادة افتتاحها إلى 120 مشترك وبالطبع هذا الرقم هو صغير جدًا مقارنة بعددنا سابقًا ، فعددنا حين أوقفنا الهاجانة الإسرائيلية كان قرابة 1000 مشترك لكنا سنبدأ العمل بإذنه تعالى بعد وصول عددنا إلى 300 وهنا يأتي دوركم إخواني إذا كنت من المشتركين السابقين بالموقع الذين تم إعادة مراسلتهم ، وهم قرابة 2000 مشترك نتمنى منك إعادة تحميل برنامجنا وتسجيل اسم جديد حتى نعلم أنك ستشاركنا في الهجمة الأولى وإن كنت ممن سجلو حديثًا ، نتمنى منك دعوة شخص واحد على الأقل ليحمل البرنامج ويسجل وعند دعوتك نرجو أن يضع اسمك في خانة الدعوة لكي تضاف إليك 24 نقطة نرجو منكم الاستجابة في هذا الشهر الفضيل ، حيث يتضاعف الأجر ، وإن قدرنا الله واكتمل عددنا فستكون أول هجمة لنا في العشرة الأواخر من هذا الشهر عسى أن ينجح الله هجمتنا وإن تمكنت من الإعلان في منتدى او مجموعة بريدية أخرى فجزاك الله كل خير نراكم قريبًا إدارة شبكة الجنان نت www.al-jinan.net The group you are posting to is a Usenet group. Messages posted to this group will make your email address visible to anyone on the Internet.
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From: Aljinan Owner <el_fa...@hotmail.com>
Date: Mon, 22 Sep 2008 12:45:28 +0200
Local: Mon, Sep 22 2008 6:45 am
Subject: e-jihad .. Stay tuned, start
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Peace be upon you


Members of the heavens Net


E-jihad network


Plus has the number of subscribers access the network after re-opening of the 120 joint


Of course, this number is Baddna very small compared to previously, when we stopped Fddna Alhajanp Israeli approximately 1000 joint


We are beginning to work with the authorization of the Almighty after the arrival of our number to 300


Here comes your brethren


If you are the site of the former participants who were re-contact them via, and about 2,000 joint


We wish you reload the program and register a new name so that we know you will join us in the first attack


If you Sgelo who recently you wish to invite at least one person to record a program and


When we invite you to take your name in the box to call you add 24 points


Please respond in this holy month, with double pay, and the destiny of God and our numbers will be completed first attack us in the ten days of this month, may Allah be successful Ahjmtna


The declaration has in the forum or a mailing list that other Vdzak God all the best


See you soon


Net management of the heavens
www.al-jinan.net

[Chuckles]

Even though it says "virus found" right on the link?! :add09:

Their website explains to their followers why some anti-virus may flag it.
Dload at your own risk.

[SmokedYourDSM]

Anywho, anyone got a working address for the hesbah forum? PM me if you don't want to post it here.

:happy_11:

[Vancouver]

Anywho, anyone got a working address for the hesbah forum? PM me if you don't want to post it here.

:happy_11:

Done. :add25:

[Casey]

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I haven't seen one of these, well...since the last one I saw, this one was a little more difficult to translate.


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وان تدعوا لي بالتوفيق في دنيتي وآخرتي و في دراستي

ولـ صاحب الفكرة جزاه الله ألف خير

ووفق الله ناشرها وقارئها وأدخلهم فسيح جناته

اخوكم في الله

ابو محمد



لتكسب الأجر بأذن الله أخي الحبيب أرسل لمن تحب الرابط التالي أو ضعه في توقيعك في المنتديات

http://www.shbab1.com/2minutes.htm

[Casey]

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If you follow the link at the end of this message you can see how this works. You will have to click the "ok" or hit enter many times to get to the end of the message. Also, JavaScript must be enabled in your browser.

Many corporations and agencies have their administrators disable java script so a message set up such as this could easily be missed.




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[Vancouver]

The Google Chrome browser avoids this problem. It adds a check box to each message box: "Prevent this message from creating additional dialogs".

[Casey]

The Google Chrome browser avoids this problem. It adds a check box to each message box: "Prevent this message from creating additional dialogs".

So does IE's latest version but once again if you were one who might be looking for a threat and told your browser not to display the activex or javascript you could be missing exactly what you were looking for.

This is the only reason I bring it up again and, since it has been years since we have seen this.

[SmokedYourDSM]

Casey, Uniform has made another post on Hesbah in case you missed it. I remember you were interested in the first one, so I just thought I would throw it out there.

[NYer]

AqsaTube (http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/7672162.stm) goes offline.

http://rantburg.com/images/LooneyTunes3.jpg

HT-Rantburg

[al-Canine]

Al-Qaeda Web Forums Abruptly Taken Offline

Separately, Sunnis and Shiites Wage Online War

By Ellen Knickmeyer
Washington Post Foreign Service
Saturday, October 18, 2008

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates, Oct. 17 -- Four of the five main online forums that al-Qaeda's media wing uses to distribute statements by Osama bin Laden and other extremists have been disabled since mid-September, monitors of the Web sites say.

The disappearance of the forums on Sept. 10 -- and al-Qaeda's apparent inability to restore them or create alternate online venues, as it has before -- has curbed the organization's dissemination of the words and images of its fugitive leaders. On Sept. 29, a statement by the al-Fajr Media Center, a distribution network created by supporters of al-Qaeda and other Sunni extremist groups, said the forums had disappeared "for technical reasons," and it urged followers not to trust look-alike sites.

For al-Qaeda, "these sites are the equivalent of pentagon.mil, whitehouse.gov, att.com," said Evan F. Kohlmann, an expert on online al-Qaeda operations who has advised the FBI and others. With just one authorized al-Qaeda site still in business, "this has left al-Qaeda's propaganda strategy hanging by a very narrow thread."

At the same time, in an apparently unrelated flare-up of online sectarian hostility, Shiite and Sunni hackers have targeted Web sites associated with the other sect, including that of a Saudi-owned television network and of Iraq's most revered Shiite cleric.

On several occasions over the past three years, unknown hackers have shut down al-Qaeda-affiliated Web sites after they announced the imminent release of a new video message from Osama bin Laden or another extremist leader. It is often impossible to pinpoint the source of such online attacks, though some experts say the culprits could be independent activists.

A U.S. intelligence official, asked about the online attacks, declined to say whether U.S. spy agencies engage in them. American and British security forces each have joint commands overseeing online operations against extremists.

"There had been this aura of invincibility" about al-Qaeda's media operations, said Gregory D. Johnsen, a U.S.-based expert on violent Sunni groups in Yemen. "Now this has really been taken away from them."

In early September, the al-Fajr forums were drumming up anticipation of al-Qaeda's annual video marking the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks. "Await Sept. 11!" one message declared.

Instead, on Sept. 10, the forums vanished.

Rapid changes in domain-registration information and in servers suggested that the sites' webmasters were working intently to bring the forums back up, according to a statement from the SITE Intelligence Group, a leading private monitor of Web sites of extremist groups.

After about 24 hours, one forum, al-Hesbah, reappeared, according to Kohlmann, a senior investigator with the NEFA Foundation in Charleston, S.C.

Al-Qaeda's Sept. 11 video eventually appeared on al-Hesbah, which means "one who holds others accountable," on Sept. 19. By then, the shine had been taken off the anniversary for al-Qaeda supporters.

"Oh, my God, save my brothers on the jihadi forums," one user posted on al-Hesbah, according to Kohlmann.

"My dear brothers . . . increase your supplications for Allah to guide the bullet and to restore al-Ekhlaas successfully so that the message is spread," another user wrote, according to SITE, referring to the most prominent of the downed forums.

Johnsen said that on extremist "forums that are still up, you have people who are quite paranoid and quite confused" about what's going on. He said it is "certainly normal for jihadi chat rooms and forums . . . to have some kind of disruption. It was very clear this is something entirely different."

Al-Qaeda has continued posting videos and statements on al-Hesbah. But Kohlmann said comparatively few followers have passwords to that site.

Al-Qaeda webmasters may be too concerned about letting in infiltrators to issue more passwords for al-Hesbah or to move to an alternate forum with new passwords, Kohlmann said.

"It's the first time it's happened now in three years for al-Qaeda to have only one forum left carrying al-Qaeda's propaganda stream," Kohlmann said. The al-Fajr center was created in late 2005.

Al-Qaeda has had to rely on the sites of others to help distribute its videos, costing the organization some control of its message and shrinking its audience, monitors said.

The sabotage of sites operated by extremist groups makes it more difficult for those groups to inspire attacks and recruit attackers, said Erich Marquardt, editor in chief of the Sentinel, a monthly online publication by the Combating Terrorism Center at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point.

However, "the downside of knocking jihadist Web sites offline is that you lose the ability to monitor jihadist activities," eliminating opportunities for Western monitors to search for ideological weaknesses or clues to future operations, Marquardt said. "When these Web sites are taken offline, it closes an important window."

Separately, Sunni and Shiite Internet partisans are waging a tit-for-tat hacking war. For now, Sunni extremist sites are taking the brunt.

In September, hackers targeted what Iranian news media estimated to be 300 Shiite sites, many of them operated by Shiite religious leaders in Iran. Targets included the official site of Grand Ayatollah Ali Sistani, the leading Shiite cleric in Iraq. For several days, visitors to that site were connected instead to a YouTube video featuring American talk-show host Bill Maher mocking what he said were the cleric's edicts, or fatwas, on sexual matters. Aides to Sistani later denied that he had issued such edicts.

A group called Ghoroub XP, based in the United Arab Emirates, asserted responsibility. Its claim has not been publicly confirmed by any authorities.

Alleged Shiite hackers responded in force. By Oct. 1, hundreds of sites run by Sunnis, including those of religious figures, had vanished. In their place appeared a site featuring an Iranian flag superimposed over the intense gaze of a smiling woman.

There also was a message, citing a Koranic verse: "And one who attacketh you, attack him in like manner as he attacked you."

The site of the Saudi-owned network al-Arabiya was among those attacked, forcing the news organization to move its site briefly to another domain. Al-Arabiya managers issued statements saying their coverage was balanced and neutral.

One Iranian, who answered questions submitted in writing and was identified as a hacker by sources familiar with the online religious world in Tehran, asserted responsibility for disrupting one Sunni site and said Sunni extremists online provoked the attack.

"The war is only between Shiite groups in Iran and Wahhabis," said the writer, who declined to be further identified. Wahhabis are followers of a stringent Saudi-born branch of Sunni Islam.

"The way of hacking is that they attack and we respond," he wrote. "The future will reveal our next step."

Correspondent Thomas Erdbrink in Tehran and staff writer Joby Warrick and staff researcher Julie Tate in Washington contributed to this report.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/10/17/AR2008101703367.html?

[Vancouver]

Fox notices the Washington Post report about martyred enemy websites:
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,440442,00.html
One other big network mentioned it recently too, but now I can't find it.

It still looks to me like some top geek got arrested, along with his computer, in some unsavory country, and they used his passwords to pull down the sites and get them thrown off the hosting servers. One possible "detainee" is the guy called "ozooo", who I figure could be in China.

[Casey]

Fox notices the Washington Post report about martyred enemy websites:
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,440442,00.html
<b>One other big network mentioned it recently too, but now I can't find it.</b>
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Yes, this is the big tech article today, even the eastern news is carrying it.

[Vancouver]

I found the other big network mentioning it -- msnbc. That site now says that that page has expired, but they say it might still be available at the Washington Post (which it is). I guess msnbc and WaPo are affiliated on that sort of material.
I wonder why it hit the mass media a month after we knew about here in al-Neda. :D

[Casey]

I found the other big network mentioning it -- msnbc. That site now says that that page has expired, but they say it might still be available at the Washington Post (which it is). I guess msnbc and WaPo are affiliated on that sort of material.
I wonder why it hit the mass media a month after we knew about here in al-Neda. :D

Yes, they are having their grins and chuckles about that on the forums considering some are back and the others will be back soon.

[Casey]

Declaration on the establishment of al-invasion Internet Islamic Maghreb region

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The name of God the Merciful

Praise be to God, prayer and peace be upon our Prophet Muhammad and his family and companions.
After:

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Given what is happening from a fierce war on jihadist sites, and view of the ignorance of many of the grassroots which the Islamic nation of colonialism and occupation and massacre and displacement, and according to the invasion of the Internet Jihad Brigades, which was established for more than a year, God willing, we will establish a battalion of Islamic Emirate of Morocco To invade the local forums.


You sons of the Islamic Maghreb and you Hvdp Tashafeen and the son of Joseph and rhetoric and Omar Ibn Badis and Almktar, this is a sincere appeal to all of you a uniform, like Islam and Muslims and tasted the same mother vulnerable over the years and centuries is Iolmh We were all wounded and that his time limitations .

O struggling sitting behind the screen, I know you do not have that excuse that Islam came before you hit us with our brothers in the Mujahedeen Igor most beautiful and most wonderful examples of sacrifice and Alitkhan Islam is not produced by us, we are unaware or seeking excuses for ourselves, and I know when you read This statement, you will either you or the arguments of God, you will arguments God you select your way and you know that "great religion is not based on the backs of men Almtrechchin" and careful replacement of the year, and I saw that a victory for Muslims, ask yourself why were not with them?

We have noted that the facts and jihad is crucial that the nation on the Muhammadiyah limited to persons of limited lovers Jihad and follow the reality and the truth did not reach what the Mujahideen brothers or to require the stakeholders, to Valmtabain Ssalpzlal swords are themselves watchers Battle Zouerate, Mauritania and are themselves Battle of Badr viewers Morocco and the Islamic camp are waiting martyr themselves - Abu Ibrahim Mustafa - God's mercy, Vcoloa Is your Lord, I portrayed the fighting fraternity and produced and sent the dead and wounded and we enjoy? And wait for future issues only? No God was not the intention, but informed the brothers in God and you Irahmani God that none of us is a version of the mujahideen, however, and the argument is either us or against us, and we must inform us of those behind the unsuspecting, as we all know that In the world or the Islamic nation for the transfer of a large segment of people not reached all the facts and that relate to access to either distorted or truncated and through enemy of Islam and Muslims.

I am blessed, from this rostrum, I invite you to a "Jihad Brigades invasion Internet Islamic Emirate of Morocco" for the right time with us in the darkness and contributing to the establishment of this blessed battalions.

A - the definition of Jihad Brigades, the invasion of the Internet:
Are members of large groups of faithful lovers of the right and desire to support the delivery of religion and the right job segments of the world received the full right to his or real means available in the arena or invent new ways.

B - an important al-invasion jihadist Internet:
Dissemination of the realities of the Islamic Jihad and the Mujahideen and the largest country of the world and deliver it to the particular segments of the dark.

C - see the jihadist Internet Brigades invasion:
Our vision to chart a map of the world Connexion access to at least 85% of Internet users, for example: As we find the program in the Category of the approximately 99.9% of Internet users solve our ambition to establish a jihadist Almsingeri to enter the homes of the whole world.

Sheikh God save Osama Speech "The battle, 90% information and the rest of weapons ..." Or the meaning of the reality of this, he opened the door and warn you not to miss the simplest of means upholding religion is one excuse after this facilitation.

I know that God and ask God to us and you success in the service of this great religion and the delivery of the Secretariat to future generations as God loves and hopes


God's house book and a Hungarian and Hazm clouds parties, beat the Crusaders and Shi'ites who hate Almtsinyin, is immensely.
Oh God, let them and their equipment booty for Muslims.
God Dmarham and Zlzlhm ..
Oh God, faith and you Nasirna you, unless your discoloration as being as being Njul fight ..
You are God, they do not Iedzonk, We ask God that I was caught up in them, including the Pharaoh and his people, God sent the flood on their country and Kzhm lack of money and lives and fruits, except that he did not lose more Jmek Jendk in God and Ahezmanm Zlzlhm You are a strong Aziz, a glorious and you honor your Ya Qayyum district.


God is great
(Glory be to God, His Prophet and the believers, but the hypocrites do not know)
Internet Jihad Brigades, the invasion of the Islamic Emirate of Morocco / battalion of incorporation.






إعلان عن إنشاء كتائب غزو الإنترنت منطقة المغرب الاسلامي

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بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم

الحمدُ لله ربّ العالمين والصّلاة والسّلام على نبيّنا محمّد وعلى آله وصحبه أجمعين.
أما بعد:

- البيان الأول -

نظرا لما يحدث من حرب شرسة على المواقع الجهادية, و ونظرا لجهل كثير من العوام ما يصيب الأمة الاسلامية من استعمار واحتلال و تقتيل و تشريد, و تبعا لكتائب غزو الإنترنت الجهادية العامة التي انشئت منذ مايزيد عن السنة, بإذن الله سنقوم بإنشاء كتيبة إمارة المغرب الاسلامي لغزو المنتديات المحلية.


يا ابناء المغرب الاسلامي و يا حفدة يوسف ابن تاشفين و الخطابي و و ابن باديس و عمر المخطار, هذا نداء لكل موحد مخلص منكم, يحب الإسلام و المسلمين و ذاقت عينه ألام المستضعفين على مر العصور و السنين فهو يألمه كل جرح أصابنا و إن تقادم زمنه.

يا أيها المجاهد الجالس خلف الشاشات, أعلم أنه ليس لك عذر إن أتي الإسلام من قبلك فقد ضرب لنا إخواننا المجاهدون في الثغور أجمل و أروع الأمثلة في الفداء و الإثخان فلا يؤت الإسلام من قبلنا و نحن غافلين أو ملتمسين لأنفسنا الأعذار، و أعلم أنك حين تقرأ هذا البيان أنك إما ستزيد حجج الله عليك أو أنك ستزيد حجج الله لك فاختر أنت طريقك و اعلم أن "الدين العظيم لا يقوم على أكتاف المترخصين من الرجال" و احذر من سنة الإستبدال، و إن رأيت نصرا للمسلمين فاسأل نفسك لماذا لم تكن معهم؟

لقد لاحظنا أن الحقائق الجهادية و الأمور المصيرية التي تتعلق بالأمة المحمدية مقتصرة على أشخاص محدودين من محبي الجهاد و متابعي الواقع و أن الحقيقة لم تصل إلى ما أراده إخواننا المجاهدين أو إلى ما تستلزم المصلحة، فالمتابعين لسلسلةظـلال الـسـيـوف هم نفسهم المتابعين لغزوة ازويـرات بمـوريتـانيا و هم نفسهم مشاهدي غزوة بدر المغرب الإسلامي و هم نفسهم المنتظرين مـعـسـكـر الشـهـيـد - أبـي ابـراهيم مصطـفى - رحمه الله، فقولوا لي بربكم هل يصور الأخوة المعارك و ينتجها و يرسلها و فيها القتلى و الجرحى لنتمتع نحن؟ و ننتظر الإصدارات القادمة فحسب؟ لا والله ليس هذا هو المقصود فحسب بل أعلموا اخوتي في الله يرحمني و أياكم الله أن ما من إصدار يمر علينا من إصدارات المجاهدين إلا و هو إما حجة لنا أو علينا، و أننا لا بد لنا من تبليغه لمن خلفنا من الغافلين، كما نعلم جميعا أن في العالم أو لنقل الأمة الإسلامية شريحة كبيرة من الناس لا تصلها الحقائق بتاتا و إن وصلتها إما تصلها مشوهة أو مبتورة و من طريق عدو للإسلام و المسلمين .

فإني من هذا المنبر المبارك أدعوكم لتشكيل "كتائب غزو الإنترنت الجهادية إمارة المغرب الاسلامي" لنصرة الحق في زمن الظلمات فساهم معنا في تأسيس هذه الكتائب المباركة .

أ- تعريف بكتائب غزو الإنترنت الجهادية:
هي مجموعات كبيرة من أفراد مخلصين محبين للحق و راغبين في نصرة الدين وظيفتهم إيصال الحق إلى شرائح من العالم لا يصله الحق كامل أو على صورته الحقيقية، بالوسائل المتاحة في الساحة أو ابتكار طرق جديدة.

ب- مهمة كتائب غزو الإنترنت الجهادية:
نشر حقائق الأمة الإسلامية و الجهاد و المجاهدين على أكبر قطر من العالم و إيصاله إلى الشرائح المعتم عليها خاصة.

ج- رؤية كتائب غزو الإنترنت الجهادية:
رؤيتنا أن نرسم خريطة العالم الإنترنتية بالوصول إلى ما لا يقل عن 85% من مستخدمي الإنترنت، مثلا: كما أننا نجد برنامج المسنجر في أجهزة ما يقارب ال 99.9% من مستخدمي الإنترنت كذالك نطمح لتأسيس برنامجنا المسنجري الجهادي ليدخل بيوت العالم كله.

يقول الشيخ أسامة حفظه الله و رعاه " إن المعركة 90% إعلامية و البقية بالسلاح..." أو في معنى كلامه فانتبه لهذا الباب الذي فتح لك و احذر أن يفوتك ولم تنصر الدين بأبسط الوسائل فما لأحد بعد هذا التيسير عذر.

هذا و الله أعلم و نسأل الله لنا ولكم التوفيق في خدمة هذا الدين العظيم و توصيل الأمانة إلى الأجيال القادمة كما يحب ربنا و يرضى


اللهم منزل الكتاب ومجري السحاب وهازم الأحزاب، اهزم الروافض الحاقدين والصليبيين المتصهينيين ، ومن حالفهم .
اللهم اجعلهم وعتادهم غنيمة للمسلمين.
اللهم دمّرهم وزلزلهم..
اللهم أنت عضدنا وأنت نصيرنا , اللهم بك نصول وبك نجول وبك نقاتل..
اللهم عليك بهم فإنهم لا يعجزونك، اللهم إنا نسألك أن تصيبهم بما أصبت به فرعون وقومه، اللهم أرسل على بلادهم الطوفان وخذهم بنقص من الأموال والأنفس والثمرات، اللهم إنه لا يهزم جندك ولا يغلب جمعك اللهم اهزمهم وزلزلهم إنك قوي عزيز ، يا ذا الجلال والإكرام يا حي يا قيوم.


والله أكبر
{ وَلِلَّهِ الْعِزَّةُ وَلِرَسُولِهِ وَلِلْمُؤْمِنِينَ وَلَكِنَّ الْمُنَافِقِينَ لا يَعْلَمُونَ }
كتائب غزو الإنترنت الجهادية إمارة المغرب الاسلامي/ كتيبة التأسيس .

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[Casey]

irhabi_001 already has a message for the new President.

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Gift to the next U.S. president

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The name of God Sunday

Peace be upon you and God's mercy and blessings

My brothers in God

Tahiya sheets Briahin Spoof

I did not find the best the greatest gift of the oldest U.S. president next

And I would like to say to the next U.S. president

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Islamic State in Iraq

God we Adamha

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هديه للرئيس الامريكي القادم

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بسم الله الواحد الاحـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــد

السلام عليكم ورحمه الله وبركاته

اخواني في الله

تحيه معطره برياحين الجنـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــه

لم اجد اجمل ولا اروع من هذه الهديه اقدمها للرئيس الامريكي القادم

واحب ان اقول للرئيس الاميركي القادم

ان هذه الهديه صنعت في ارض العز ارض دوله الاسود

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[Casey]

Malware Piggybacks on Obama Win

Cyber criminals are blasting out massive amounts of spam touting a video of President-elect Barack Obama's victory speech. Recipients who click the included link are taken to a site that prompts visitors to install an Adobe Flash Player update. The bogus update, however, is actually a data-stealing Trojan horse.


The messages, with such subject lines as "election results winner," and "the new president's cabinet?", and "fear of a black president," direct recipients to a site featuring a picture of Obama beneath an official U.S. government seal and the domain name america.gov (the real domain names used to host these fraudulent sites appear to differ from message to message). Beside Obama's visage is an embedded video player that reads "loading player." A few seconds after the site loads, the visitor is prompted to download the malware, disguised as "adobe_flash9.exe".

Anti-virus firm Sophos says this piece of malicious software represents as much as 60 percent of all the malicious spam seen in their labs today. According to an analysis by computer security software maker F-Secure Corp., the malware is a data-stealing Trojan horse that uses a rootkit to hide itself on the host PC.

Patrik Runald, chief security advisor at F-Secure, said detection of the malicious plug-in by various anti-virus engines is sorely lacking at the moment. According to a scan of the malware at Virustotal.com -- which scans any submitted files against three-dozen anti-virus products -- only 14 out of 36 products detected the file as hostile.

"This is not a big surprise, but it was done relatively quickly [after the election]," Runald said of the e-mails advertising the malware sites, which first went out around 10 a.m. PT today. "I'd say this will be fairly successful, given that a lot of people are interested in the election, obviously."

If you receive any of these messages, please just delete them. While it's nice that this scam actually purports to offer the latest, most secure version of Flash, this kind of ploy is further evidence of why it's always a good idea to avoid updating your software and browser plug-ins from anywhere but the software vendor's official Web site.

http://voices.washingtonpost.com/securityfix/2008/11/malware_piggybacks_on_obama_wi.html?nav=rss_blog

[NYer]

Arrested AQ Blogger (http://mypetjawa.mu.nu/archives/194914.php) Identified.

The al Qaeda supporter and blogger arrested by the FBI earlier this week has been identified as Tarek Mehanna. Mehanna was arrested as he attempted to leave the country on charges that he had lied to the FBI about prior knowledge of another Muslim blogger's, Daniel "Al-Jughaifi" Maldanado, plans to travel from Egypt to Somalia to join the jihad. Maldanado is now in federal prison after being convicted of receiving specialized weapons training from an al Qaeda linked group in Somalia.

Like clockwork, Mehanna's family defends him as a nice boy who just completed his graduate work to become a pharmacist. What his family may or may not know is that Mehanna goes by the online handle "Abu Sayaba" and runs the "Iskandari" website which is devoted to promoting the Salafi ideology.

For instance, Tarek "Abu Sayaba" Mehanna has, literally, dozens of posts recounting the words of Abdullah Azzam, the intellectual backbone of al Qaeda. Also among his favorite authors are Sayyid Qutb.

In addition to friends like Maldanado who has been convicted on terrorism related charges, Mehanna's online buddies include:
Shades of Swords, who glorifies the executed Bali bombers as martyrs.
Inshallahshaheed, who we have an entire category devoted to and who claims he personally doesn't go off to fight the jihad because "it's hard" and who recently has set up his own media division in support of terrorist organizations.
Jihad Fields Are Calling, who's name pretty much sums it up.

Rusty has more at the link.

[Vancouver]

http://islambase.co.uk/
and
http://forum.islambase.co.uk/
are kaput. They were an English-only al-Qa'ida fan club in the UK, named after al-Qa'ida in fact. They hosted quite a few audios from Anwar al-Awlaki, Abu Abdullah (in jail at the moment), Abdullah al-Faisal (expelled to Jamaica), Abu Izzuddin, Omar Bakri, and all those shits.

[NYer]

HT: Jawas

Jihad site goes Blonde. (http://www.asaebweb.com/)

[Casey]

Cyberwarfare, hackings on the rise in partisan battles
Web is new realm of Moroccan-Algerian conflict
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Hackers attacked Algerian websites and posted anti-government messages


ALGIERS (Ramadan Belamry)

The Algerian-Moroccan dispute over the Western Sahara has entered a new realm as hackers took the decades-old land conflict into cyberspace with attacks on websites and domain names.

Hackers assumed to be Moroccan intensified their attacks on Algerian websites and posted vitriolic statements condemning both governments in a series of series of hackings that included news websites in French and Arabic.

Among the targets of the most recent attack was the French speaking website Le Quotidien d'Oran (Wahran Daily). The hackers cursed both the Algerian and Moroccan governments and posted statements like "Damn both governments."

The electronic battle started a month ago when suspected Algerian hackers posted a banner with the Moroccan flag and the words "Le portail du Sahara Marocain" (The portal of Moroccan Sahara) on the French-language news site Tout sur L'Algerie (All about Algeria). They also posted stories lashing out at Algeria and the independence movement group Polisario Front.

We took the matter to French courts to regain the domain and punish the culprits

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Lounés Ghamash, editor
Extension of political dispute

Lounés Ghamash, editor of Tout Sur L'Algerie, identified Hakim Allal as the hacker responsible for the attack and said he used the account of one of his reporters.

Allal allegedly asked for €5,000 ($6,338) to restore the domain.

"We took the matter to French courts to regain the domain and punish the culprits," Ghamash said.

The Paris-based Tout Sur L'Algerie is popular among Algerian intellectuals and decision-makers. Its extensive coverage of the Western Sahara issue could have aroused Moroccan resentment and triggered the hacking.

Experts say electronic warfare is the extension of the political dispute between the two countries.

Algerian Interior Minister Noureddine Yazid Zerhouni dismissed accusations that his country is trying to Balkanize the Arab world, while Moroccan king Mohamed VI lashed out at Algeria for refusing to normalize relations and re-open the borders closed since 1994.

Journalist Abdul-Salam Baroudi, who lives in the border province of Tlemcen, said the fact that hackers cursed both governments shows that the matter is political rather than popular.

The intensity of Moroccan hackings, Baroudi told AlArabiya.net, indicates that Morocco is more affected by the border closure than Algeria.

"The message of the Moroccan hackers reflects the frustration of Moroccans at the financial damages triggered by the closure, especially for those who live in border provinces," he said.

The Wahabis did not accept our electronic response to al-Qaradawi's statements and our defending Sufism that contravenes Shiism, so they used their skills as hackers

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Essam Mohei, manager of Islamwatan
More Sunni-Shiite cyberattacks

In other electronic warfare news, four Sufi websites were hacked Friday after they took part in a campaign against Egyptian preacher Yusuf al-Qaradawi, the Egyptian daily independent al-Masry al-Youm reported Sunday.

The targeted sites called for the resignation of Qaradawi as chairman of the International Union for Muslim Scholars, the manager of Islamwatan Essam Mohei told the paper.

The websites also demanded an apology from Qaradawi and called upon him to stop inciting sectarian strife between Sunnis and Shiites.

Mohei lashed out at Wahabis who hacked Shiite websites in solidarity with Qaradawi.

"The Wahabis did not accept our electronic response to al-Qaradawi's statements and our defending Sufism that contravenes Shiism, so they used their skills as hackers," he said.

Qaradawi's statements to al-Masry al-Youm about the Shiite infiltration of the Muslim world incited warfare series of retaliatory cyberattacks on Sunni and Shiite related websites oover the past two months.


(Translated from the Arabic by Sonia Farid)

http://www.alarabiya.net/articles/2008/11/17/60283.html

[Vancouver]

Hesbah just disappeared.

[Casey]

China winning cyber war, Congress warned


Panel says China in a position to delay or disrupt the deployment of America's military forces around the worldEd Pilkington in New York guardian.co.uk, Thursday November 20 2008 18.30 GMT Article historyChina is aggressively developing its power to wage cyber warfare and is now in a position to delay or disrupt the deployment of America's military forces around the world, potentially giving it the upper hand in any conflict, a panel of the US Congress has warned.

The panel's report discloses an alarming increase in incidents of Chinese computer attacks on the US government, defence companies and businesses. It notes that China now has both the intent and capability to launch cyber attacks "anywhere in the world at any time".

The conclusions reached in this year's US-China Economic and Security Review are far more dramatic than before. In 2007, it says, about 5m computers in the US were the targets of 43,880 incidents of malicious activity — a rise of almost a third on the previous year.

China's ability to wage cyber warfare is now "so sophisticated that the US may be unable to counteract or even detect the efforts", the report warns.
Given the dependence on the internet of key sectors of US public life, from the federal government and military to water treatment, social security and the electricity grid, "a successful attack on these internet-connected networks could paralyse the US".

The review's six Democrat and six Republican commissioners travelled to China, Taiwan, South Korea and Japan, and heard testimony from US intelligence agencies for their 393-page report.

There has been concern about Chinese computer espionage since 2002, when a large-scale series of cyber intrusions was launched on US military and government computer systems. In that attack, codenamed Titan Rain by the US, the Chinese downloaded up to 20 terabytes of data — twice the amount stored in the entire print collection of the Library of Congress.

Much of the activity is likely to emanate from groups of hackers, but the lines between private espionage and government-sponsored operations are blurred. Some 250 hacker groups are tolerated, and may even be encouraged, by Beijing to invade computer networks. Individual hackers are also being trained in cyber operations at Chinese military bases.

"China is stealing vast amounts of sensitive information from US computer networks, said Larry Wortzel, the commission's chairman.
According to the report, Beijing is investing huge resources in cyber and space missions because it sees America's computer networks and space assets as its "soft ribs and strategic weaknesses". The extent of its activities gives it the potential to beat the US in military conflict. Technologically, China has improved its range of satellites, so it can now accurately locate US aircraft carrier battle groups quickly, and from a great distance. Such information could be used to guide Chinese missiles to their targets.

The Chinese government has given no response to the accusations, but in the past has complained of cyber attacks coming in the opposite direction.

In addition to cyber warfare, the panel warns that Beijing is taking an increasingly aggressive stance in its rapidly developing space programme. The panel believes China has concluded that space will in future be an essential arena of warfare.

It notes that China tested an anti-satellite weapon last year, giving it the ability to destroy US satellites, in addition to its existing capability to "blind" them by using lasers. So far this year, 15 rockets and 17 satellites have been put into space.

China became the third country to explore space in 2003, after the Soviet Union and the US. Until 2002 Beijing opposed the militarisation of space, but it has quietly dropped its opposition since.

China's growing military power, running parallel to its increasing economic might, is likely to present challenges to the incoming administration of Barack Obama. The president-elect has said that "China is rising and it's not going away", although he prefers to characterise the US-Chinese relationship as one between "competitors" rather than enemies.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2008/nov/20/china-us-military-hacking

[NYer]

As Sahab You Tube channel. (http://mypetjawa.mu.nu/archives/195062.php) Brought to you by America's own terrorist wannabe, Samir Khan.

Isn't it good to know that traitors who support our enemies are using American corporate resources to inspire others to fight their own country?

Good question, Rusty.

[NYer]

"China winning cyber war, Congress warned "

Related to This? (http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2008/11/20/pentagon-cyber-siege-unprecedented-attack/)

The Pentagon has suffered from a cyber attack so alarming that it has taken the unprecedented step of banning the use of external hardware devices, such as flash drives and DVD's, FOX News has learned.

The attack came in the form of a global virus or worm that is spreading rapidly throughout a number of military networks.

"We have detected a global virus for which there has been alerts, and we have seen some of this on our networks," a Pentagon official told FOX News. "We are now taking steps to mitigate the virus."

The official could not reveal the source of the attack because that information remains classified.

[Casey]

"The Digital Intifada" Promises to Fight Zionism Online

by Malkah Fleisher

(IsraelNN.com) As part of its ongoing jihad against Israel, the Hamas terrorist organization has adopted a new mission, recently unveiled at its booth at a digital communications exhibition in Iran: hacking Israeli websites.

A new Hamas-affiliated group, calling itself "The Digital Intifada," introduced itself in late October at the second annual National Exhibition and Festival of Digital Media in Tehran, according to the Intelligence and Terrorism Information Center at the Israel Intelligence Heritage & Commemoration Center (IICC). The objective of "The Digital Intifada" is to develop anti-Jewish websites and encourage the criminal hacking of Israeli governmental and non-governmental websites.

At its booth at the Tehrani exhibit, Hamas's new computerized warfare promised $2,000 prizes for succeeding in the crime of hacking any Israeli site which is "hostile to the Palestinian people." Particular honor would go to anyone who hacked the websites of the Sephardic religious political party Shas, the Temple Mount Faithful website, and the American Internet Haganah (specializing in monitoring global jihad websites).

"The Digital Intifada" booth also featured Hamas-related websites, including Palestine-info, Filastin al-'An, Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades, Al Aqsa TV, the PALDF Forum and Sabiroon websites, among others. Vendors distributed anti-Jewish, pro-Islamic jihadist pamphlets, scarves, and hats to interested recipients.

After browsing the booth's many examples of internet-based jihad, exhibition attendees were invited to speak about the interface between the internet, fact manipulation, and terrorism with Abu Osama Abd Al-Muati, the Hamas representative in Tehran, as well as Hamas propaganda designers, experts, and political commentators. Director of the Lebanon-based Hizbullah's Al-Manar TV in Tehran Abu Hassan Zuaytar was also in attendance, as were various members of Hamas and Hizbullah. Hizbullah also had its own booth at the exhibit.
"The Digital Intifada" announced several objectives for future anti-Israel propaganda work, including the production of anti-Zionist computer games for children, online pro-Palestinian forums, a digital library dedicated to labeling Jewish Israelis as "occupiers", and coordinating online battalions of digital fighters to war with Israel and Israel's allies and supporters.

According to a report published by the Bethlehem-based Ma'an News Agency, “hacking into Zionist websites has become a necessity which cannot be avoided.” (Ma'an News Agency quoting the Islamic Republic News Agency, October 31).

http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/128527

[Vancouver]

http://www.cbsnews.com/blogs/2008/11/24/monitor/entry4631087.shtml
about the sudden disappearance of the Hesbah forum on 17 or 18 November. Interesting stuff.

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[Vancouver]

The Ribaat / Mourabitoune francophone forum seems to be kaput. That room had declined somewhat with the erosion of AQ in Pakistan, but still had a few heavy members. Their server was in Peshawar at one time.

There was something in the press a couple of weeks ago about a coming crackdown on websites that threaten France.

[Vancouver]

Ribaat / Mourabitoune is back online.

[NYer]

Operation YouTube Smackdown (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWILAhthKGs) Hits the NY Times. HT: Jawa Report

http://bp0.blogger.com/_2ejdP2MCuUs/R8iE24_7KdI/AAAAAAAAAqQ/hMLqN7RZF30/s320/ytsmackdown.jpg

[Casey]

Operation YouTube Smackdown (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWILAhthKGs) Hits the NY Times. HT: Jawa Report

http://bp0.blogger.com/_2ejdP2MCuUs/R8iE24_7KdI/AAAAAAAAAqQ/hMLqN7RZF30/s320/ytsmackdown.jpg

Well good for them.

Unfortunately the digital underground is only going deeper underground.

The information that was once available via simple means has just been forced to develop heartier means to avoid detection.

Lets move on to the next stage;

Pier networks, p2p, open relays, torrent networks are the latest in spreading videos, the jihad manuals (The Jihad Military Encyclopedia) and most recently, I am fearful to say, probably attack planning, information sharing for the attacks and the like.

Most people think spam when they hear open relay. And the odd p2p network being busted when a copyrighted movie is found to be available and the studio that holds the rights decides to take action, or music downloads that avoid paying the artist.

If you were to take a look in the Internet Training v.4 (http://www.wincoast.com/forum/showthread.php?t=80312) thread, at what was previously easily traceable to diplomatic servers in the Middle East and to Terrorist 007, mrhazin and friends, is now available on open ended networks devised to hide where it came from and possibly where it is going to.

I have been seeing this go on for many months already but just watch, vigilantes will get a hold of this, terrorism experts will take it to the media, the torrents sites will be broken down, then we can jump up and down and say we are all safe now.










Sorry about the sarcasm, but I have been watching this cycle for, well lets see, January 02 to December 08, a long time.
I personally will feel better when I see more arrest with convictions.

[Casey]

Violent jihadism boasts a new face

Badrus Sholeh,Jakarta

Based on online and TV news in Indonesia, Jihadists have been successful in shaping the "positive" image of their activism. Attacks conducted over the last decade are portrayed as the attempt to struggle against the pressure of the West and ruling governments, which they call thaghut, a term allowing them to fight under the name of God.

Before the execution of the Bali bombers, Abu Bakar Ba'asyir, the spiritual leader of Jamaah Islamiyah (JI), and now the leader of Jamaah Ansharut Tauhid (JAT), delivered a message on the status of the bombers on the Internet through YouTube. Ba'asyir argues that the three bombers are eligible for the highest reward from God for their actions, which Ba'asyir claims was jihad.

Ba'asyir is not the only jihadi leader using cyber facilities to deliver propaganda. Osama bin Laden, Abu Musab Al Zarqawi and Aiman Al Zawahiri of al-Qaeda have used cyberspace to propagate their programs and messages. In Indonesia, blogging is also used by radical, violent communities to promote their ideas of jihad. Cyberspace and print media were also effective instruments for the Bali bombers, turning them into very popular and "inspiring pioneers" among radical Muslims.

Before their execution on Nov. 9, 2008, the Bali bombers became celebrities, enjoying publicity through the Indonesian and international media. Some interviews by radical print magazines, such as Jihadmagz and Sabili, constructed a positive image, with more Indonesian Muslims sympathizing with them before publication.

No wonder, the bombers' funerals were attended by more than 2,000 visitors from all parts of Java and some other Indonesian regions. They were visitors from Afghan veterans, radical organization members, Jihadist school students and the bombers' neighbors in Lamongan, East Java, and Serang, Banten.

The silent majority of moderate Muslims will lose their space preserving plurality and tolerance in the long term if they do not take more action to fight against radical jihadism. Democracy and freedom enjoyed by all Indonesians after the collapse of the New Order will turn into a nightmare if the government and the majority of moderate Muslims do not solve the problem immediately.

Fawaz A. Gerges (2005), the chair of International Affairs and Middle Eastern Studies at Sarah Lawrence College, argues that radical jihadist intend to combat the "far enemy" as part of their global Jihad. The war, therefore, is between the solidarity of Muslims in Southern Philippines, Southern Thailand, Bosnia, Iraq, Afghanistan and Palestine against the West. But later they will shift their fight to the "near enemy".

According to interviews and statements by Bali trio and other jihadi leaders showing, they will fight against the near enemy, Muslims in Indonesia, who are against their agenda.

Now is the period of their consolidation. They are strengthening their ideology and recruiting more people under the umbrella of radical organizations. The quality of support has more meaning than the numbers. According to the survey of LSI (2007), the number of JI, Indonesian Mujahiddin Council (M