By Steve Neavling
ticklethewire.com
Federal investigators are trying to determine whether an Islamic group illegally obtained personal information of 100 U.S. military members before posting it publicly.
A group called the Islamic Hacking Division posted the information online, urging its “brothers residing in America” to attack, The USA Today reports.
One investigator said it appears so far that the information was culled from social media sites, which has prompted the Army last month to rewrite its social media guidelines.
Now questions are being raised about changing the guidelines for officials in the Justice Department and FBI, The USA Today wrote.
