Syrian Electronic Army Hacks US Military Domain

Welcome to Tuesday, kittens. It’s one day closer to Friday than Monday is, and for that reason alone, it is close to our hearts. Pour yourself a cup of something bracing and, if you work in the US military, fill a canteen with some: you’re going to need it today. Ready? Let’s begin.

The Syrian Electronic Army hacked and defaced the US mil.gov domain (GeekRepublic)

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