A NEO-NAZI group hacked porn star Riley Reid's Twitter account to try and recruit her followers to their sickeningly racist regime.
A minion devoted to the bizarre Injekt Division hijacked the adult actress' social media accounts and shared a series of hateful posts.
The troll kept the 31-year-old's account captive for several days earlier this month, while taking advantage of Riley's huge online audience.
They called for the release of a fellow white supremacist who plotted to shoot up a Walmart store among a string of dark tweets.
This included racist, transphobic and anti-Semitic comments, as well as abuse towards porn stars and sex workers.
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The neo-Nazis chillingly showed off their logo on Riley's Twitter account in a bid to entice her followers, that symbolises their sick ideology.
A former Injekt Division leader previously said the needle design represents an "extremist alternative to the 12-step program."
"Hence the syringe logo... Extremism and purpose are the only way to abstain from bad habits," he said, according to Vice.
The group went on a rampage on Riley's account for three days, desperately attempting to inspire an anti-porn movement.
One of the vile tweets read: "Men you are leaving a generation of youth to be indoctrinated by Zionists.
"You can cry about how this interrupts your addiction, but if one person sees the truth then it is worth it."
A previous member of Injekt Division was also repeatedly mentioned during the takeover of Riley's account.
Tweets demanding the radical, who was arrested and charged with an alleged plot to shoot up a Walmart, be freed were also shared.
Horrified Riley has said hackers seemed to have carried out a SIM swap scam on her - which granted them access to her phone number and two-factor authentication for her accounts.
She told AVN that this meant the trolls had free reign over her social media as well as her Spectrum, Microsoft Office, Venmo, Amazon, and eBay accounts.
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The mum-of-one said: "So they are getting all my texts, calls as well as two-factor authorization codes.
"The Twitter is horrible because it's the only social media outlet I have been able to retain and grow for the last 10 years.
"It was the one place I always felt safe and now it's just taken away by some hacker.
"This person is now posting horrible, hateful, disgusting posts. I am so embarassed by this and so sorry to anyone else who is affected by this."
She urged pals to delete her phone number because it had been "compromised".
"It's so scary and I've been playing cat and mouse with this hacker since Saturday," Riley added.
"It's only gotten worse but I'm not giving up and I am determined to beat this hacker."
She has since regained control of her account, but has been somewhat inactive since the incident.
But the neo-Nazis are now piggybacking off the back of their social media scandal and have produced a cringe propaganda video.
The clip boasting about hacking one of the world's biggest porn stars is reportedly being shared across extreme-right forums, Facebook and YouTube.
An extremist can be seen standing alone in the forest before launching into a rant about pornography.
The video then cruelly cuts to footage of a distraught Riley sobbing about the hacking, before wrapping up with a demand for "capital punishment for pornographers."
But the keyboard thugs are trying to display themselves as activists against X-rated stars rather than neo-Nazis.
The group try to spread antisemitic conspiracies that the adult industry is a Jewish plot to weaken society.
They want to hasten the fall of society in order to build a white ethnostate in its place, but their ideology has been built by a range of bizarre ideas.
Experts have previously described the unstructured and apparently small group as "amorphous" to Vice.
But it is feared that the radicals are connected to the larger network of accelerationist neo-Nazis.
Mike Stabile, communications director for adult industry advocacy group Free Speech Coalition, expressed his concern about the hack.
"The brutal attack on Riley absolutely worries me," he said.
"It's violent, it's aggressive and it's clear that they delight in her terror.
"It allows them to hijack a popular account to spread hate — particularly among a community that might be vulnerable to the message."
