Hackers have claimed that a number of Islamic State supporters’ social media accounts seem to be based in Saudi Arabia, but upon further inspection using specialist tools they appeared to link back to the Department of Work and Pensions.
Four young computer experts who call themselves VandaSec have unearthed that at least three ISIS-supporting accounts can be traced back to the DWP’s London offices.
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However, when Mirror Online traced the IP addresses obtained by VandaSec, we found they actually pointed to a series of unpublicised transactions between Britain and Saudi Arabia.
Read the full story at Mirror, by JASPER HAMILL
