article_snippet: In January, military families were spooked by an online message on Central Command's Twitter account which was in all caps.
article_snippet: It read: "AMERICAN SOLDIERS, WE
article_snippet: The tweet included a link to a statement that said, in part, "We won't stop!
article_snippet: The Twitter hacker managed to post other threatening messages, propaganda videos and some military documents until the accounts were disabled.
article_snippet: Central Command's quickly made public assurances that Central Command's was relatively easy to hack Twitter, no serious security details were revealed and Central Command's would find who was behind the hack.