Toronto-born Canadian is mystery man behind ISIL's high-profile cyber attacks

An Islamic State-linked media outlet says a Canadian man was behind the terror group's highest-profile cyber attacks, including the embarrassing takeover of the Twitter account of the U.S. military's Central Command.

The Canadian fighter, who is said to have been killed by a drone strike in Syria, also allegedly penetrated bank computers and used the "spoils" to fund their fighting and hacked the U.S. Department of Defense, airports, international media organizations and the accounts of "hundreds" of U.S. soldiers.

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