Federal authorities say they're investigating the latest cyberattack on the Albuquerque Journal.
The newspaper's Twitter account was hijacked Tuesday morning. Someone replaced the profile picture with an image that expressed support for Islamic militants.
Numerous posts followed, including photos of driver's licenses belonging to New Mexico residents, inmate profiles and warnings to residents that their confidential information was at risk.
By midday, the newspaper's account was restored.
FBI spokesman Frank Fisher confirmed Tuesday that the agency was looking into the case.
It marks the second time in less than two weeks that the newspaper was targeted by hackers.
Its website was taken down for several hours on Christmas Eve when someone replaced the newspaper's main story with material that expressed support for Islamic State extremists.
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