U.S. Central Command’s Twitter and YouTube accounts were hacked by an ISIS-backed group. CENTCOM called the incident a case of cyber vandalism, largely dismissing the issue. The FBI has asked for additional details on the CENTCOM social media compromise, with a particular focus on IP addresses released by Anonymous shortly after the attack, which the faceless, loosely-associative group says were used by the attacker(s) The FBI is providing a list of IPs obtained from TheAnonMessage Twitter account, giving the data some credibility.”]