The attack in Paris has sparked numerous anger from both citizens and netizens. Anonymous that is notorious for its hacking activities, is declaring a way against ISIS following the Paris attack. Members of the hacktivist collective have launched what they call an "intelligence gathering and takedown operation" to identify and report "supporters of people behind the Paris attacks."
The operation is dubbed "OpParis".
The campaign against ISIS was shared using the hashtags #OpIsis, #OpIceIsis and now #OpParis. It was aimed to thwart the terrorists' online spread of news and propaganda by attacking websites and reporting social media accounts suspected of being associated with them.
"What you can do to help with this operation is to report ISIS social media accounts," said the group in a video days after the attack. "You may not think that you are helping towards suppressing the actions of ISIS but you are effectively disrupting their communications and preventing them from planning more acts of terrorism towards the Western world, thus saving countless lives."
Moments after the Anonymous has managed to shut down hundreds of ISIS-related websites, the terrorist group turned to the dark web.


























































































































































































































































































































































































