The Islamic State (IS)-linked United Cyber Caliphate (UCC) hacking group issued a communique claiming credit for hacking seven Indonesian government websites, numerous DDoS attacks, and compromising social media accounts.

The United Cyber Caliphate (UCC) and its Indonesian unit, Anshar Cyber Caliphate, claimed hacking 20 Facebook accounts and taking down 200 Jewish websites in its #OpTheWorld campaign.

The editorial staff behind the German-language jihadi magazine "Kybernetiq" urged supporters on the occasion of Eid al-Fitr to contribute donations via Bitcoin.

An Islamic State (IS)-linked tech group distributed compilations of OPSEC manuals about Android and iOS mobile devices.

An Islamic State (IS)-linked media group published an infographic in three languages claiming to have distributed over 14,000 social media and Gmail accounts over the past 16 months.

The Islamic State (IS)-linked United Cyber Caliphate (UCC) hacking group claimed hacking and defacing four websites for an operation called “#OpTheWorld,” and shared a message threatening Russia with “slaughter and death.”

Another Telegram channel claiming to be the “official channel for the UCC” has alleged that the recently-released UCC statement is “fake,” despite its circulation among IS-linked channels.

The Islamic State (IS)-linked United Cyber Caliphate (UCC) hacking group released a statement following an extended hiatus, denouncing imposter groups and claiming to get “revenge for the blood of our monotheists [sic] brothers.”

In a greeting for Ramadan, the editorial staff behind the German-language magazine, “Kybernetiq,” requested monetary contributions through the cryptocurrencies Bitcoin and Monero, providing encrypted contact information.

A jihadist urged fellow supporters to spread malware among the enemy for spying purposes in a Ramadan attack.

After distributing English-language studies on spoofing cellular networks and GPS at a low cost, a jihadist provided additional information about the chip involved.

A jihadist distributed English-language studies on spoofing cellular networks and GPS using inexpensive equipment.

An Islamic State (IS)-linked Telegram channel published a technical manual about secure practices when using the Telegram messaging app on Android OS.

An Islamic State (IS)-linked group purported that it hacked 664 Facebook and Twitter accounts over a period of four months.

An Islamic State (IS)-linked tech group claimed distributing credentials for 4,320 social media accounts, along with 654 virtual phone numbers, to IS supporters throughout March 2018.

A jihadi tech group discussed “Proxygram,” an alternative Telegram client for Android OS that hides the user’s real IP address when connecting to Telegram.

The group, Afaaq [Horizon] Electronic Foundation, posted a link to access the latest manual on its Telegram channel on April 7, 2018.

Nashir News Agency, a prominent Islamic State (IS)-linked media group, launched new channels on the TamTam messenger application.

The German-writing jihadist behind “Kybernetiq” magazine published an article warning about the dangers and drawbacks of using Turkey’s internet, while providing security tips to mitigate those issues.

A leading Deep Web pro-Islamic State (IS) forum suggested methods to preserve anonymity when using Bitcoin and other virtual currency trading.