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Taliban Websites That Delivered Its Official Messages to Afghans and the World Have Disappeared
Taliban websites that delivered the insurgents' official messages to Afghans and the world at large in five languages have abruptly gone offline.
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Taliban Websites Disappear From Internet, Reason Unclear: Report
The official websites of the Taliban, who swept to power in Afghanistan on the back of a lightning offensive last week, appeared to have vanished from the internet late on Friday.
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British Man Jailed for Supporting Taliban Released in US
A British man who was last year sentenced by a US court to 12-and-a-half years in prison after pleading guilty to running a website that supported the Taliban, has been released, his family said today.
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Islamic State Seen Overtaking Al Qaeda in South Asia Social Media War
Islamist militant propaganda websites and social media accounts in South Asia are promoting Islamic State at the expense of Al Qaeda, analysts said today highlighting the rivalry between the two global militant groups.
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Cathay Pacific Cancels Karachi Flights After Taliban Attack
Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd has cancelled all flights to the Pakistani city of Karachi from Bangkok, the airline said on its website on Wednesday.
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Police Website Hacked in Pakistan
Hackers attacked the website of police in the Pakistani city of Rawalpindi late on Thursday but no sensitive data has been compromised, an official said.
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Taliban too begins to tweet
Taliban has now taken to the internet to propagate its views, setting up two websites and a twitter account.
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Taliban now inviting questions on their website
The Taliban have opened an online forum on their website, where readers are invited to leave queries for their spokesman to answer.
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Taliban website hacked as Afghan cyber war heats up
Hackers have for the third time in less than a year crippled the main website of the Afghan Taliban, with a Taliban spokesman on Friday blaming Western intelligence agencies amid an intensifying cyber war with the insurgents.
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Taliban now inviting questions on their website
The Taliban have opened an online forum on their website, where readers are invited to leave queries for their spokesman to answer.
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Taliban Websites That Delivered Its Official Messages to Afghans and the World Have Disappeared
Taliban websites that delivered the insurgents' official messages to Afghans and the world at large in five languages have abruptly gone offline.
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Taliban Websites Disappear From Internet, Reason Unclear: Report
The official websites of the Taliban, who swept to power in Afghanistan on the back of a lightning offensive last week, appeared to have vanished from the internet late on Friday.
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British Man Jailed for Supporting Taliban Released in US
A British man who was last year sentenced by a US court to 12-and-a-half years in prison after pleading guilty to running a website that supported the Taliban, has been released, his family said today.
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Islamic State Seen Overtaking Al Qaeda in South Asia Social Media War
Islamist militant propaganda websites and social media accounts in South Asia are promoting Islamic State at the expense of Al Qaeda, analysts said today highlighting the rivalry between the two global militant groups.
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Cathay Pacific Cancels Karachi Flights After Taliban Attack
Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd has cancelled all flights to the Pakistani city of Karachi from Bangkok, the airline said on its website on Wednesday.
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Police Website Hacked in Pakistan
Hackers attacked the website of police in the Pakistani city of Rawalpindi late on Thursday but no sensitive data has been compromised, an official said.
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Taliban too begins to tweet
Taliban has now taken to the internet to propagate its views, setting up two websites and a twitter account.
-
Taliban now inviting questions on their website
The Taliban have opened an online forum on their website, where readers are invited to leave queries for their spokesman to answer.
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Taliban website hacked as Afghan cyber war heats up
Hackers have for the third time in less than a year crippled the main website of the Afghan Taliban, with a Taliban spokesman on Friday blaming Western intelligence agencies amid an intensifying cyber war with the insurgents.
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Taliban now inviting questions on their website
The Taliban have opened an online forum on their website, where readers are invited to leave queries for their spokesman to answer.
