How safe is your information? ProISIS Hacker posts names and addresses of soldiers and calls for attack.

2015-07-05T21:56:09-04:00

http://ktla.com/2015/03/23/pro-isis-hackers-post-names-addresses-of-us-soldiers-on-web-call-for-attacks/

Pro-ISIS Hackers Post Names, Addresses of US Soldiers on Web; Call for Attacks

An online group claiming affiliation with Islamic State terrorists has threatened American military members and their families in the past, and over the weekend, a new threat surfaced on the Web. A...

Response by LTC John Shaw made Jul 5 at 2015 10:23 PM

2015-07-05T22:23:05-04:00

CPT Private RallyPoint Member Based on the OPM breaches we must take action to safe guard our information and assume it has been or will be breached. No one wants a spouse or loved one in harms way. I suggest checking your credit bureau information to prevent identify theft and establishing an credit bureau alerts to prevent anyone from attempting to request credit from your accounts.
You need to teach your spouse and kids how to respond to unsolicited telephone calls and at home. They also need self-defense training and weapons training, lethal and non-lethal. I am a supporter of the 2nd Amendment and have taught all but my youngest girl how to shoot. No reason to be scared or concerned, just practice for potential events and if they happen execute your trained behavior well.

Response by MSG Robert Mills made Jul 5 at 2015 11:41 PM

2015-07-05T23:41:07-04:00

Bring it baby, I got something for that ass......

Response by PO1 John Miller made Jul 6 at 2015 1:22 AM

2015-07-06T01:22:42-04:00

CPT Private RallyPoint Member, if they steal my identity maybe they can raise my credit score!

Response by SSG (ret) William Martin made Jul 6 at 2015 2:03 AM

2015-07-06T02:03:07-04:00

That's amazing. My Facebook page asks for my phone number and my current location all the time but I refuse to put that information in there even if I can make it private.