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It is clear that ISIS is planning attacks in the homeland, but are we prepared for the attacks? Where is Obama?

>> reporter: the gunman could have been communicating with hussein, the notorious head of isis's hacking division, killed recently in a drone attack. he's said to have inspired the attack and may have directed it. this terror chatter in the dark is one of the major stops. terror groups are perfecting the use of encrypted communications. conversation chopped up into a jumble by mathematical algorithm ims. >> they do a good job of keeping what their saying. >> reporter: jihadists have their own brand, developed or modified by supporters of al qaeda. experts say it helps terrorists communicate in...

Attack, the prophet of mohamed, one gunman believed to be an isis sympathizers communicating with isis overseas. >> he exchanged 109 messages with an overseas terrorist. we have no idea what he said because those messages were encrypted. to this day i can't tell you what he said with that terrorist 109 times the morning of that attack. that is a big problem. >> reporter: the gunman could have been communicating with the notorious head of isis' hacking division, killed recently in a u.s. drone strike. hussein's belief to have inspired the garland attack and may have directed it. this kind of te...

20-year-old alleged hacker? >> in terms of effort, with the right amount of money and ideological commitment and enough time on your hands, you can pull something like that off. they said they will commit themselves to battling. >> after he hacked the u.s. service members' data, ferizi gave it to the notorious head of isis' hacking division killed recently in a u.s. drone strike. hussein is said to have instigated this attack. the foiled attempt to shoot up a prophet mohammed contest in texas. the kill list was published online this summer. crusaders noah that we are in your e-mails and watchi...

Hosting company in phoenix, stole the names, addresses, phone numbers, photographs and passwords of more than 1300 u.s. service members and other government staffers. then he gave the data to isis "to target the u.s. personnel for attacks and violence." >> how dangerous is this 20-year-old alleged attacker? >> with the right amount of money and commitment and enough time on your hands, you can pull something off like that. i mean, they said they will commit themselves to -- that also includes online. >> after he hacked the u.s. service members' data, he gave it to the notorious head of isis' h...