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UFC Hackers Busted; Dana White Says, ‘We’ll See How Tough They Really Are!’

Posted on September 15, 2012 by Dissent

MMA Weekly reports:

At least two of the hackers that were recently snagged in a two-year sting operation by the FBI were involved in the hacking of UFC.com  [Ultimate Fighting Championship] and company president Dana White’s personal information.

Mir Islam, aka “JoshTheGod,” and a 15-year-old hacker from California that goes by the moniker “CosmoTheGod,” were reportedly two of the key minds behind UGNazi, the group that took credit for the UFC-related hacking.

Read more on MMA Weekly.


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