Technology | Jeep Jeep's Twitter Feed Gets Hacked, Too Burger King gets some company By John Johnson Posted Feb 19, 2013 1:22 PM CST Copied The hijacked image on Jeep's Twitter feed. (Twitter) We have a new hacking victim on Twitter: Jeep. The company's feed got hacked by pranksters this afternoon in much the same fashion as Burger King's got hit yesterday, reports Business Insider. In this case, the joke is that Jeep has been taken over by Cadillac, notes Jalopnik. Sample tweet: "We just got sold to @Cadillac because we caught our employees doing these in the bathroom"—and the linked photo shows a guy holding a bottle of prescription pills. Read These Next Trump doesn't use pot, but he's mulling pot-friendly policy. Hegseth admires pastors with some eyebrow-raising thoughts on women. You can't just unleash bees on cops without consequences. She tried to save a chimp from the 'evil clutches of PETA.' Report an error