ISIS Hacking Division releases names and other personal information of 100 U.S. military men in social media and urges supporters to carry out "lone wolf" attacks and kill everyone on the list whenever and wherever they can. The group claimed that the list was obtained by hacking military servers and databases.
The names that are included in the list seemed to have been pulled from news reports that revolve around the execution of airstrikes against ISIS. There is also a speculation that the accompanying photos and personal information have all been gathered from public records and social media.
According to ISIS, the 100 service members had a direct participation in attacking ISIS overseas. However, some have argued that there are those in the list who had nothing to do with the anti-ISIS attacks.
