The British Army's YouTube and Twitter accounts were hacked in order to promote cryptocurrency frauds

The British Army’s YouTube and Twitter accounts were hacked in order to promote cryptocurrency frauds

The British Army’s Facebook and Twitter accounts were both hacked and used to promote cryptocurrency frauds, according to the UK Ministry of Defence on Sunday. It’s unknown when the two accounts were hacked, but they both appear to be back to normal again.

The Ministry of Defence Press Office wrote on Twitter, “We are aware of a breach of the Army’s Twitter and YouTube accounts, and an inquiry is underway.” “The Army takes information security very seriously and is working to resolve the situation.”