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Published 16:48 23 Mar 2016 GMT
Updated 17:03 23 Mar 2016 GMT

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Online activist group Anonymous was quick to respond today, stating that it would launch its “biggest operation ever” against ISIS, who have claimed responsibility for the attack.
Last year the self-proclaimed “hacktavists” began their hard (and dirty) cyber fight after the Charlie Hebdo shootings in France by officially declaring December 11th “ISIS trolling day”.
https://twitter.com/GroupAnon/status/712606880804298753
Now the group has re-activated the popular #OpISIS operation, which trended worldwide last year in a bid to stop further attacks, and reveal the identities of the perpetrators who are still at large.
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