Washington Post: U.S. military social media accounts apparently hacked by Islamic State sympathizers
WNU Editor: The Pentagon is saying that nothing significant was compromised .... U.S. Central command says hack did not compromise operational military networks (Reuters). Unfortunately .... it is still a coup for the Islamic State and for it's sympathizers and I can guarantee one thing .... they are "high-fiving" each other right now. One more thing .... where is Cyber-Command?
More News On The Pentagon's Social Media Accounts Being 'Hacked' By The Islamic State
Centcom Acknowledges Social Media Sites ‘Compromised’ -- US Department of Defense
Apparent Islamic State backers hack U.S. military Twitter feed -- Reuters
US Centcom Twitter account hacked by pro-IS group -- BBC
U.S. Military Command Hacked by 'ISIS' -- Daily Beast
ISIS Supporters Have Hacked Multiple Pentagon Social Media Accounts -- Business Insider
CENTCOM Twitter account hacked, suspended -- CNN
Twitter account for US Central Command hacked, filled with pro-ISIS messages -- FOX News
Alleged ISIS Hackers Break Into U.S. Military Social-Media Accounts During Obama Cybersecurity Speech -- NYMag
U.S. Probes Hacking of Military Twitter Accounts by Pro-Islamic State Group -- WSJ
Islamic State Hacks CENTCOM Twitter Feed as Obama Talks Cybersecurity -- Washington Free Beacon
US Central Command Twitter feed hacked by ISIS supporters -- CNBC
US Central Command twitter feed hacked by IS -- SKY News
U.S. Central Command Twitter Hacked By Cyberattackers Claiming To Represent ISIS -- Daily Caller
U.S. Central Command accounts hacked by ISIS supporters -- Mashable
Central Command's Twitter, You Tube Hacked To Post Threats to Troops -- Military.com
‘We are coming': ISIS hacks Defense Department -- New York Post
FBI investigating hack of U.S. Central Command's social media accounts -- Reuters
FBI investigating 'ISIS' hack of military accounts -- The Hill
US Centcom says no classified info believed posted by hackers (Update) -- Phys.org
U.S. Military Says Twitter Hacking Amounts to Prank, Not Threat -- Bloomberg
The Centcom Hack Is No Big Deal: It happens all the time. -- Fred Kaplan, Slate
Update: Hmmm .... if true this is interesting .... ISIS Hack of Pentagon Twitter Accounts Traced Back to Maryland (Infowars).
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Update: Hmmm .... if true this is interesting .... ISIS Hack of Pentagon Twitter Accounts Traced Back to Maryland (Infowars).
Aww, does Iddy Biddy NSA want a budget increase for their cyber-security, daww.. *pats computer*
... In all seriousness, if true, it could prove to be a much bigger (but less reported) scandal than Snowden, due to the implications and 'agenda' behind it.
But... I'm not buying it. Simply because as much as the NSA is capable of being incompetent, and they surely are, would they make it that easy to leave a 'trace' behind?
In any case, I am skeptical of both scenarios.
You know Plowman, I'm kinda thinking you're on to something.
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