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So this just popped up on my TV screen as I was watching @CNN ...happened on at least two other screens at the Pentagon. @ChiefPentSpox —is this a Pentagon issue or CNN issue? Did Hezbollah just successfully hack into something? #breakingnewspic.twitter.com/TlUv6I6xug
CLARITY! @CNN employee & a Pentagon employee told me CNN was running a promo for an upcoming show on terrorist organizations. When the name "Hezbollah" appeared, a video glitch accidentally caused some TV screens to freeze on that part of promo. No hack-just a weird coincidence!
well thats probably not a good thing.
If it's in a browser (I can't tell for sure) it is CNN's issue probably. If not, the Pentagon...looks hacked.
Since when does a browser just randomly pop up a screen with the name of a resistance organization?
@DHSgov anybody??? Are we being hacked?
What?! Any more info on this?
Very troubling but I advise everyone to stay calm right now. Any num of vectors could have been used to push images where they don’t belong. Regional cable affiliate, (local cbl provider) could be hacked. Do not let this magic trick of tech terrorize you, this is psych attack.
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