Not everyone agrees, though. The group is focused on disrupting the flow of information from al-Sisi’s opponents, but also on trying to compromise them and expose anonymous online activists to identify them and facilitate their arrest, according to Helmi Noman, a researcher with the Berkman Center at Harvard University and the Ciizen Lab at University of Toronto.”They should be taken seriously because of the potential [harm] their attacks can cause, even if they use low level skills such as phishing,” he told Mashable.

via Egyptian Cyber Army: The hacker group attacking ISIS propaganda online.