In another display of online activism, self-proclaimed "hacktivist" group Anonymous recently leaked the email addresses and phone number of 40 allegedly active members of the Ku Klux Klan on Sunday.

On October 28th, the group announced in a press release that it would soon release the identities of up to 1,000 active KKK members – and it seems they have begun to fulfill that promise.

View the full lists here.

The infamous group, which hacked highly-protected CIA and Islamic State group data in the past, claims that it's outing "up to" 1,000 people who are either Ku Klux Klan members or "close associates" of KKK factions. All data is intended to be released on November 5th.

According to the press release, the cyber attack is a response to the KKK's 2014 threat to use "lethal force" against those involved in the Ferguson, Missouri, protests after the killing of unarmed teenager Michael Brown.