So this is "hacked" like how anonymous used to hack government websites back in the day. They have control of social media websites and public facing webservers. Terrifying to the lay person and a joke to any technical people.

Here's the BBC article [1]. Does this mean that 2FA isn't active on these accounts? Or are they actually getting around 2FA?

The Techcrunch article has the following update, suggesting that this was real:

> Update 10:15AM PST: A defense official has reportedly confirmed the attacks to Fusion reporter Brett LoGiurato, who tweeted “Defense official: “We can confirm that the U.S. Central Command Twitter account was compromised earlier today.”

[1] http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-30785232

I'm dying here laughing. For those who are not aware, those screenshots have the logo of America's Army, a game developed by the US military. This is either a very good troll, or they just hacked the page of some clan somewhere. Either way, very funny.

Here's the relevant pastebin for the lazy: http://pastebin.com/Y2spP7y9

Unfortunately it looks like the 4shared files were taken down.