Iranian Gov hackers infecting al Qaeda members

Iran Gov. Taking down al Qaeda sites.

By Gerald: Internet Anthropologist Think Tank

Oct 13, 08

Iranian Gov hackers have been infecting al Qaeda members.

Ok we cannot prove the Iranian Goverment connection, But we have strong Paradigm Intel that gets as close as one can without a smoking gun.

We have depoyed BSU's on them, and will have more info.

The Iranians started their program on 7.31 08.

With the Fdos-doraah.dr Trojan.

And in June were probing Terrorist PC's with the Midgare.gra. Trojan.

The methods and techniques deployed are not unique but very well done.

And as al Fajar Media Center has no idea how it was done we are not going to give them any help.

al Fajar Media Center is alleged to have a Hacking Brigade, but are ineffective, and no match for the Iranians, we expect to see more attacks and wipe outs of al Qaeda web sites.

Iran is still angry at Bin Ladens son escaping Iran to Paki.
And this may be pay back for al Qaeda operating inside Iran.

1,000 sites down, and still counting.

Gerald
Internet Anthropologist

Tactical Internet Systems analyst

Update:

Saudi-owned Al-Arabiya television seems to have been the target in a Shiite riposte for damage recently inflicted by Sunni hackers on hundreds of sites connected to the Iranian government and Iraq's most senior Shiite cleric. Attacks and counter-attacks of this sort are not a surprise anymore, but they remain a disappointment. Just as then-new mediums like radio and satellite television prompted "wars" in which supporters of one movement or another sought - by means both fair and foul - to counter the arguments and limit the influence of their rivals, so does the Internet now constitute a new venue for "ideological" battles that fly in the face of what the open interchange of ideas is supposed to be all about.

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Terror groups developing 'dirty bomb'

Terror groups developing 'dirty bomb', say security chiefs.

Islamist terrorists have stepped up their efforts to develop a "dirty" bomb for use against Western targets, senior Western security sources have told The Daily Telegraph.

By Con Coughlin
Last Updated: 3:55PM BST 08 Sep 2008

They are exploiting the political chaos in Pakistan in a bid to acquire nuclear material for a 'spectacular' attack.

At least one plot has been uncovered involving Pakistani-based terrorists planning to use nuclear material against a major European target.

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Internet Anthropologist Think Tank broke this story last month in an Exclusive:

BSU discovery.

Gerald

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From inside the Beltway:
By Gerald: Internet Anthropologist Think Tank.
Aug 20. 08

al Qaeda's end nears: Rewards being considered, offers made.

Chatted with a reliable contact: Z is listed as probable and likely degraded, waiting for confirmation. Z's wife/family are not talking or knowledgeable of his status, only that he has been out of touch with them for some time, which is not unusual.

Gadahn is now on "Not Wanted" status.

FYI: Pakistan and Afghanistan are now referred to as only "Stan". Both are considered a common theater of operations.

Musharraf is staying at Army House in Rawalpindi, then off to Saudi Arabia, then the US, possibly for good.

Also, UK's SBS and SAS are fully committed to Stan: we have lots of teams there also: mission is solely AQ C&C decapitation, full Paki cooperation.

You heard it at Internet Anthropologist Think Tank first.

We have been reporting Big Z as dead, will look up post, and Gadahn as captured.

Rest of message is classified.

But its all good news.

Gerald

Just in:

New Al Qaeda Message Confirms Head of Al Qaeda in Afghanistan Still Alive

By Andrew Cochran

The SITE Intelligence Group has issued a press release that a new speech is forthcoming from Al Qaeda's #2, Ayman al-Zawahiri, containing eulogies for two recently killed Al Qaeda commanders, Abu Khabab al-Masri (a.k.a. Midhat Mursi al-Sayid Umar) and Abu Abdullah al-Shami, an escapee from Bagram prison in July 2005 and killed last month in a U.S. strike. I posted about al-Masri's reported death on July 28, and Evan Kohlmann posted the NEFA Foundation's transcript of Al Qaeda's acknowledgement of that on August 6.

The value of this message is that it is final confirmation that the head of al-Qaeda in Afghanistan, Mustafa Abu al-Yazid, was not killed in a Pakistani strike as reported on August 12, as deduced by his signature on this message and his exclusion from the names of the eulogized. The American intel community never supported that report, as I noted in the update to my post.

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Al Capone, vs Al Qaeda.

Seems there are some similarities between Europe's Muslim immigrants / Islamofacisits and America's immigrants and the Italians / Mafia.

NOTE: I did not call all the Italians mafia or call all the Muslims Islamofacisits.

The comparison is to the power/force each group can generate.

The gangs in AMERICAN also could fit into this comparison.

Thinking of a hierarchy some structure to put these groups into.

al Qaeda,( non-state sponsored ) attacks governments.

But the Mafia seldom attacked the government.

al Qaeda uses small arms, automatic weapons, RPG's, and shaped charges.

The Mafia ( non-state sponsored ) used explosives, car bombs, small arms, and automatic weapons.

Gangs ( non-state sponsored ) use small arms, automatic weapons and explosives, car bombs.
In Chicago the Government felt Law Enforcement needed help to take on the Mafia and Al Capone.

This may illustrate some road posts to decide when Law Enforcement or the Army is used.

Some of these Islamofacisists groups are equivalent to criminal gangs, small arms, automatic weapons and explosives.

The scale tipping happens when you realize the Mafia didn't have a chance to use Nukes.
And I don't think Al Capone would have used nukes, bad for image.
But I do think the Al Qaeda would.

Al Capone, vs Al Qaeda.

Gerald

Anthropologist