(CNN)Military family activist Liz Snell never thought it would happen to her group: Apparent ISIS sympathizers hacked her group's Twitter account and posted threats against a half dozen or so members. The threats came just a month after Snell told CNN she wouldn't allow the ISIS-related hack of the U.S. military's Central Command Twitter account to deter her fight to help military spouses in distress. On Tuesday, the ISIS-connected threats became personal, against her group, Military Spouses of Strength. "I never thought we would be in this position," Snell said Tuesday after the group's Twitter account was hacked by a group calling itself the CyberCaliphate, which partly refers to ISIS' efforts.
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Apparent ISIS sympathizers called CyberCaliphate hack Twitter account of military spouses
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Group's leader feels scared and takes down Twitter page indefinitely
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Another group member is undaunted and writes about how "they didn't win"
"You think you're safe but the IS is already here, @placeholder got into your PC and smartphone," the threat continued.