'Soon, very soon, you will see': ISIS hacking group terrifyingly threatens the U.S. Government and military

A threatening message was sent by a pro-Islamic State hacking group against the U.S. government and it's employees

A representative from a pro-ISIS hacking group warned the U.S. government and members of the military they will soon take vengeance for the actions against the terrorist group.

MUNTINLUPA, PHILIPPINES (Catholic Online) - The representative of the Islamic State Hacking Division explained that they are continuously watching over U.S. soldiers and government employees. In a message sent through the Kik app, they told The Blaze their group just released personal details that belong to the U.S. government and military online.

"Just like they spy on Muslims, we are spying on them, watching their employees, watching their soldiers, recording their movements and taking their location information and passing it on to the soldiers of the Islamic State," reads the message. "They have no security just like their employees and military personnel have no OpSec. They are people who like to brag and boast and so this is to our advantage."

"The brothers don't need to attack them in military bases or secured buildings. They can now turn up in their houses, in their homes. This is war. What did you expect? You think you can bomb the Islamic State and we don't do nothing back? Soon, very soon, you will see."

Upon saying this, the representative was asked what will happen when that "soon" comes, and he responded with, "you will see when U.S. military and government personnel start getting beheaded in their homes."

The representative didn't divulge any information as to his group, how many there are, or where they are based. He noted that his group is on the lookout for U.S. military soldiers, as well as the U.S. government employees, because their "kufr" or disbelief, makes their blood halal. He referred to the hacking group Anonymous, who recently targeted the Islamic State, as all talk.

"Anonymous, GhostSec, CtrlSec, who are apparently 'hackers' against IS, till date they have hacked nothing, they are all talk. The only thing they can do is report Twitter accounts and ddos websites for 5 mins."

In response to the threat, a spokesperson from the Pentagon stated that the officials are already investigating the reported hacking incident and adds, "it appears all of the email addresses for the Army soldiers are old and haven't been operational for months, if not years."

A former intelligence analyst views this threat from the pro-Islamic State group as bluffing, and notes that the information used by these hactivist groups are usually already available online. 

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