Junaid Hussain

ISIS terrorists hacked the website of a UK-based solar firm as revenge for the killing of one of their British Muslim members, a media report said today.

The United States has been eliminating a mid- to high-level Islamic State figure every two days, on average, contributing to President Obama's decision to send a new Special Operations force to Iraq to intensify efforts to locate and kill militant leaders there and in Syria, a senior administration official said Thursday.

In a major security breach, Islamic State terrorists have reportedly hacked tens of thousands of Twitter accounts and posted phone numbers of CIA and FBI chiefs online as revenge for killing of a top hacker of the terror group.

A jihadist hacker who was killed this week in a US air strike in Syria was actively recruiting Islamic State sympathizers to carry out lone wolf attacks in the west, the Pentagon said Friday.

Islamic State bombers are in Britain and are ready to carry out lone-wolf attacks with World War II victory commemorations involving the Queen and the royal family being among the targets, according to a media report.

The "CyberCaliphate" hacking group that attacked a Twitter account belonging to the Pentagon on Monday was founded by a Briton who was once jailed for hacking the personal address book of former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, according to government sources and private sector security experts.

Younis followed up a match-winning double century in the first Test with an unbeaten 52 as Pakistan reached 163 for three at the close of play in reply to Zimbabwe's first innings total of 294.

Zimbabwe, beaten by 221 runs in the first Test at the same venue last week, were 237 for eight at stumps on Day 1. Masakadza made 75 while Taylor scored 51. Junaid Khan took 3/55 for Pakistan.

Imran Khan, who cried after watching the climax of his uncle Aamir Khan's debut film Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak (QSQT) at a special screening to mark 25 years of the hit movie, says it should not be remade.

Sources close to the team have claimed the bowlers have little respect for Akram and primarily don't take his advice or tips seriously.

ISIS terrorists hacked the website of a UK-based solar firm as revenge for the killing of one of their British Muslim members, a media report said today.

The United States has been eliminating a mid- to high-level Islamic State figure every two days, on average, contributing to President Obama's decision to send a new Special Operations force to Iraq to intensify efforts to locate and kill militant leaders there and in Syria, a senior administration official said Thursday.

In a major security breach, Islamic State terrorists have reportedly hacked tens of thousands of Twitter accounts and posted phone numbers of CIA and FBI chiefs online as revenge for killing of a top hacker of the terror group.

A jihadist hacker who was killed this week in a US air strike in Syria was actively recruiting Islamic State sympathizers to carry out lone wolf attacks in the west, the Pentagon said Friday.

Islamic State bombers are in Britain and are ready to carry out lone-wolf attacks with World War II victory commemorations involving the Queen and the royal family being among the targets, according to a media report.

The "CyberCaliphate" hacking group that attacked a Twitter account belonging to the Pentagon on Monday was founded by a Briton who was once jailed for hacking the personal address book of former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, according to government sources and private sector security experts.

Younis followed up a match-winning double century in the first Test with an unbeaten 52 as Pakistan reached 163 for three at the close of play in reply to Zimbabwe's first innings total of 294.

Zimbabwe, beaten by 221 runs in the first Test at the same venue last week, were 237 for eight at stumps on Day 1. Masakadza made 75 while Taylor scored 51. Junaid Khan took 3/55 for Pakistan.

Imran Khan, who cried after watching the climax of his uncle Aamir Khan's debut film Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak (QSQT) at a special screening to mark 25 years of the hit movie, says it should not be remade.

Sources close to the team have claimed the bowlers have little respect for Akram and primarily don't take his advice or tips seriously.