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Th3 Pr0: The Guardian is a famous newspaper in the UK and, in addition, some of its reports are false. This makes it a good target for us, as well as the fact that, yesterday, they reported a false article about us. [In this story, the Guardian claimed the SEA had moved "from Damascus to a secret base in Dubai". Later, they reported they had "since discovered the attack originated from Internet Protocol (IP) addresses within Syria."] What do you think about that?! How easy was it to hack their Twitter account?
It was very easy. We hacked more than 11 of their Twitter accounts, and we downloaded some important messages from their email accounts.
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There are many, really. But any media company in the world has to know that it is a target for us when it reports false or fabricated news.How do you feel when foreign journalists are killed in Syria?
Sure, it’s a crime, but we have to know who is killing them to say after that "It is the regime, for sure!"What evidence do you have that the regime aren't responsible for the massacres they have been accused of?
The Syrian Arab Army soldiers are Syrians and they don't kill their own people—so you have to see who has foreign terrorists: the Free Syrian Army and Jabhat Alnosra. They have Libyan, Saudi Arabian, Pakistani terrorists in their ranks.So why did you guys choose the Associated Press as a target?
The Associated Press is a world famous news agency, especially in the US, which made it a good target for us.What made you decide to tweet to the world that Obama had been blown up?
We're against the United States government; it's behind what’s happening in Syria, and they have attacked the SEA by suspending our domain names, Twitter accounts, Facebook pages, etc. It represents the axis of evil in the world.Were you expecting the tweet to cause so much damage? Shaking up the stock market by $136 billion is pretty impressive for a Twitter hack.
Yes, we expected damage because the Associated Press is a trusted agency in the US. The American people believe it, so we knew there would be a huge amount of chaos.
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Our targets and mission are known, so we'll keep working to publish the truth about Syria and cause damage to the countries who support the terrorist groups within Syria.Has the AP attack made you refocus your energies on attacking more financial services or the stock exchange directly?
As I said, our targets are known and we will keep doing the same work to defend our country.How important do you think cyberwarfare is to the future of conflict?
It's very important and, according to the Global Post, we are winning the cyberwar. Cyberspace has become a new battlefield.

They already started suspending us from the internet by closing our accounts, our pages, and suspending our domain names, but they failed and they will keep failing. We will not stop or despair. If they close a Twitter account, we will open a new one; if they close a Facebook page, we will create another one; if they suspend our domain names, we will buy new ones.I've heard that the Syrian government and President Assad himself are proud of the SEA's work. Where do you guys stand on this? Do you feel like you're doing some of the government's work for them?
Yes, that's true, but we're not doing the government’s job. They are proud of us because we're doing the right thing and defending our country.
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This attack exposed the fragility of the US economy and what a simple tweet can do to it.How do you see the war in Syria progressing? Things haven't improved much for either side since we last spoke.
The Syrian Arab Army is defeating the terrorist groups and soon we will declare our victory.
All right, then. What's the SEA's position on Hezbollah, especially with their recent involvement with the conflict in Syria and their alliance with the Syrian government?
We are supporters of Hezbollah. They faced Israel once and defeated it, but they are not involved in Syria—all of the news about that is false.Actually, within the last few weeks, Hezbollah representatives have started to admit that they have fighters defending Shiite border towns within Syrian territory. Do you have a comment on this?
Some of Hezbollah's soldiers are Syrians, and you said, "defending Shiite border towns", so they're not defending the Syrian government.With Hezbollah fighters on the ground in certain areas of Syria, is it not hypocritical to criticize foreign fighters from the Middle East joining the Free Syrian Army?
It's really funny to ask this question. They are already “jihadists” in the FSA. We have Libyans, Saudis, and Chechen terrorists coming to kill us.I know you have a problem with foreign intervention within Syria, but the SEA don't seem to criticize Russia or Iran for also involving themselves—is that a fair point?
Iran and Russia support Syria because it's an ally of those countries. They are sending medical and food aid, but the US, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia don't think about that—they're sending the weapons for the terrorists and supporting them all the way. That's the real foreign intervention.
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As I said, the FSA are terrorists. They are destroying every village they can destroy and stealing and kidnapping. It's impossible to let these terrorists rule Syria.
Does the SEA have any position on the use of chemical weapons by the Syrian Army?
The Syrian Army didn't use chemical weapons in Syria. Many media channels and websites have said that the reports about that aren't confirmed.Well, plenty of sources—including the White House—are beginning to claim that the Syrian Arab Army used chemical weapons. I know you dispute that, but does it change anything if the allegations turn out to be true? Do you trust the Syrian Arab Army, no matter what?
Yes, I trust the Syrian Arab Army, and they didn't use chemical weapons. The United States are saying that to put forward the argument for foreign intervention in Syria, just like what happened in Iraq.With refugees from the conflict standing at over a million people, how does the SEA see the future of Syria and the future of those civilians who have fled the fighting? What comes after the war and how will the country try to rebuild and house these displaced people?
When the Syrian Arab Army defeats the terrorists, we will all rebuild Syria for a better future.
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We are not looking for fame. We want to defend our country and this is our goal, nothing else.Thanks, Pr0.Follow Oz on Twitter: @OzKaterjiMore from Syria:Meet the Ladies of the Free Syrian ArmyThe Robot That's Going to Save Syrians from Assad's SnipersThe Writing is On the WallSectarian Tension Builds in Northern Syria