US military Twitter and YouTube accounts hacked by Isis supporters
The US Central Command's Twitter and YouTube accounts have been suspended after apparently being hacked by Islamic State supporters.
Centcom: Operational networks unaffected by hacking
US Central Command has said its military networks were not infiltrated by ISIS sympathisers who attacked its social network sites.
It said the incident - which left its Twitter and YouTube accounts compromised for around 30 minutes - had "no operational impact" and that its "initial assessment" is that no classified information was released.
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