Another ISIS Hacker Killed by U.S Drone Strike in Syria

A British-educated businessman who later joined Islamic State (ISIS) militant group in Syria has been killed in a US drone strike.



Siful Haque Sujan, a Bangladesh-born man, was killed on 10 December 2015 by a US drone strike near Raqqa, Syria.



Sujan has been described as one of the ISIS's top computer hackers who also coordinated anti-surveillance technology and weapons development by a

Hacker Claims He helped FBI Track Down ISIS Hacker (Who was killed in Drone-Strike)

Remember Junaid Hussain?



Junaid Hussain – a hacker turned ISIS cyber mastermind who was killed in a US drone strike in August this year.



But something has emerged what we don't know about the death of Hussain.



The infamous hacker who in the past hacked the Anonymous pseudo-official Twitter accounts, now claims he served as an FBI informant to help the US government track down Junaid

ISIS Supporter Hacks 54,000 Twitter Accounts and Posts Details of Heads of the CIA and FBI

ISIS hackers have hacked tens of thousands of Twitter accounts, including the accounts of the members of CIA and the FBI, in revenge for the US drone strike that killed a British ISIS extremist in August.



The Cyber Caliphate, a hackers group set up by British ISIS member Junaid Hussain, urged its supporters and followers to hack Twitter accounts in order to take revenge of Husain's death.

British-born ISIS Hacker Killed in US Drone Strike in Syria

Remember Team Poison? 



The hackers group that was active in 2012, and was known for gaining access to the former Prime Minister Tony Blair's address book and then publishing information from it.



The British hacker who actually obtained the Prime Minister's address book and was jailed for six months in 2012, named Junaid Hussain, has been killed in a United States drone strike in Syria

OnePlus DR-1 — World's Smallest $19.99 Drone

Chinese smartphone maker OnePlus who recently announced that the company is planning to launch its latest flying drone, OnePlus DR-1, saying it would be a "Game Changer."



There have already been some speculations about a drone from OnePlus circulating on the Internet, but now the company has confirmed during a Reddit AMA (Ask Me Almost Anything) session that OnePlus DR-1 (aka DR-ONE)