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CIA Director John Brennan鈥檚 personal email may have been hacked by an American high school student.

The Secret Service and FBI are currently looking into the alleged incident, which came to light late Sunday night when the New York Post reported that a 鈥渟toner鈥� student claimed he was able to access Mr. Brennan鈥檚 AOL email account and Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson鈥檚 Comcast account.

The CIA has not verified the extent the hack but does not think any classified information had been made vulnerable, according to CNN.

"We are aware of the media report, however as a matter of policy, we do not comment on the secretary's personal security," a DHS spokesman told Reuters.

The hacker posted documents from his purported hack on his Twitter account, @phphax, including a list of email addresses from what he says is Brennan鈥檚 contact list. Among other posted files he claims to have stolen are a log of phone calls by former deputy director Avril Haines and a spreadsheet of names, some are of senior intelligence officials, with corresponding social security numbers, which the hacker redacted.

The hacker says he also listened to Brennan鈥檚 voicemails and got ahold of his 47-page application for top-secret security clearance, known as an SF86. Millions of the same type of documents were stolen by Chinese hackers last year from the federal personnel office and they contain sensitive information such as foreign contacts and finances.

The application could not be found on the hacker鈥檚 Twitter account.

The hacker told the Post via telephone that he was motivated by his opposition to US foreign policy. He said he isn鈥檛 Muslim and supports Palestine. He did not reveal his name or where he鈥檚 from.

Allegedly, he used a method called 鈥渟ocial engineering,鈥� in which he got Brennan鈥檚 personal information from Verizon and then misled AOL into allowing him to reset Brennan鈥檚 password.

This report contains material from Reuters and the Associated Press.