steve912
06-04-2011, 03:04
theblaze.com/stories/british-defense-hacks-al-qaeda-website-and-posts-cupcake-recipes/theblaze.com/stories/british-defense-hacks-al-qaeda-website-and-posts-cupcake-recipes/
http://www.foxnews.com/world/2011/06/03/uk-intel-cooks-up-cupcakes-for-cyberattack-against-online-terror-magazine/?test=latestnews
The cup cakes can't be that good if they are listed on Ellen DeGeneres' website.:rolleyes:
Seriously though, would it be better to leave the site active, allowing clandestine monitoring for intel purposes; or shutting the site down, forcing AQ to start other sites with greater security measures? It would seem more beneficial, IMO, to mine the site for user information, allowing LE and government agencies to track down possible threats.