Those Islamic State kill lists you keep seeing are not real, just hacker script kiddies levelling up

A group of anti-terrorism analysts is urging the media to be wary when it comes to covering stories about supposed Islamic State (Isis) kill lists, as the analysts believe that the information being released onto the internet isn't even actually from Daesh.
In June, a pro-Isis hacking collective known as the United Cyber Caliphate (UCC) released a kill list containing personal details relating to 4,481 random individuals in the world, including 285 Indian nationals, on its private Telegram channel, exhorting fellow Isis supporters to locate and attack these individuals. Read More Here