An Islamic State (IS)-linked tech group published a manual providing security tips for using WhatsApp.

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 pro-Islamic State (IS) tech group claimed distributing credentials for 1,984 social media accounts, along with 590 virtual phone numbers, to IS supporters throughout February 2018.

The pro-Islamic State (IS) United Cyber Caliphate (UCC) hacking group threatened to hack and delete hundreds of social media accounts.

A pro-Islamic State (IS) tech group claimed generating 4,267 social media accounts and 445 virtual phone numbers for IS supporters throughout October 2017.

A pro-Islamic State (IS) tech group circulated instructions on leveraging Facebook’s “Groups” feature with large friend networks to maximize the reach of pro-IS propaganda on the social media platform.

The pro-Islamic State (IS) United Cyber Caliphate (UCC) hacking group resurfaced on Telegram and claimed hacking numerous Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram accounts.

A pro-Islamic State (IS) tech group claimed distributing credentials for 4,620 social media accounts, along with 850 virtual phone numbers, to IS supporters throughout September 2017.

A pro-al-Qaeda (AQ) Telegram channel recommended a France-based encrypted pasting site as an alternative to Justpaste.it for supporters to post AQ-related content.

Islamic State (IS) supporters created and began using group chat rooms on Riot.im, an encrypted messaging platform, under the names of the IS’ ‘Amaq News Agency and pro-IS media outfit Nashir News Agency.

A pro-Islamic State (IS) tech group claimed distributing credentials for over 4,000 social media accounts, along with over 800 virtual phone numbers, to IS supporters throughout August 2017.

A jihadist media group on Telegram provided a step-by-step guide for creating new accounts on Facebook using a temporary email service.

A pro-Islamic State (IS) tech group claimed generating over 11,000 social media accounts and 2,680 virtual phone numbers for IS supporters throughout July.

A pro-Islamic State (IS) group on Telegram provides credentials for Facebook and Twitter accounts to IS supporters seeking to get onto the social media platforms.

A message posted to Telegram called for Islamic State (IS) supporters and media workers to disseminate the group’s media across a wider range of social media platforms instead of keeping it “locked up” on Telegram.

A division of a pro-Islamic State (IS) tech group claimed generating 11,000 social media accounts and over 1,800 virtual phone numbers for IS supporters throughout May.

A user on Snapchat posted sets of official Islamic State (IS) media releases using the service’s “Story” feature.

A division of a pro-Islamic State (IS) tech group claimed generating nearly 15,000 social media accounts and 1,600 phone numbers for IS supporters throughout April.