British Army’s Twitter and YouTube accounts restored after hack

The British Army’s Twitter and YouTube accounts have been hacked on Sunday. The accounts have now been restored.

Army cadets participate in a parade through the Lord Mayor’s present in London, Britain (Photo: Reuters)

The British Army regained management of its Twitter and YouTube accounts on Sunday after they have been briefly hacked and used to submit about cryptocurrencies and non-fungible tokens.

“Apologies for the temporary interruption to our feed. We will conduct a full investigation and learn from this incident,” a submit on the @BritishArmy Twitter deal with stated. Earlier, the account had retweeted a number of posts about NFTs.

The military’s YouTube account, which had been renamed ‘Ark Invest’ and confirmed a number of movies regarding cryptocurrency, was additionally restored to its authentic state.

Its Twitter feed at the moment has 3,62,000 followers, whereas the YouTube channel has 1,77,000 subscribers.

Ark Invest is the title of a worldwide funding agency. The firm didn’t instantly reply to a request for remark submitted by way of e mail and the corporate’s web site.