In the wake of the horrific attacks in Paris, military operations against ISIS terrorist strongholds have increased.<br />Along with the news that the French had launched air strikes against ISIS positions came the word that the cyber-revenge group calling itself Anonymous has declared war on ISIS.<br />Anonymous' official Twitter area for Operation Paris has already reported that "more than 3,824 Twitter accounts pro-ISIS are now down," a number that has been steadily climbing.<br />That's on top of tens of thousands of pro-ISIS Twitter accounts that Anonymous took down before the Paris attacks, along with a large number of donation pages for the group - housed on the dark Web - that Anonymous closed, according to a report in The Atlantic .<br />Anonymous' key message on Twitter is: "Make no mistake: #Anonymous is at war with #Daesh.<br />If DDoS and other shutdown tactics make social media useless to the terror group, it will find it far more difficult to fund terror and recruit replacements.
