At roughly 5:40 p.m. ET the official UFC.com website was hacked. The site currently redirects to UGNazi.com, a site which is little more than a picture of an anime version of Hitler and a short message claiming responsibility.
Here's the tweet by the person behind the move:
@JoshTheGod
Josh Matthews UFC.com Hacked By UGNazi.com #Megaupload #UFC #Hack #ugnazi #joshthegod
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The prevailing thought on why the site was attacked is today's LVRJ article in which UFC executive VP Lawrence Epstein defended the promotion's support of the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA). Support of SOPA has led to many websites being attacked recently and the promotion's rather out of touch stance on the issue likely drew the attention of groups looking to make a little noise.
In the latest defense, Epstein talked about piracy taking away the promotion's profits and ability to help grow the economy as well as talking about the need for the internet to have more rules.
There will be plenty more of these situations happening as the final battles in the SOPA war are fought.
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Can someone who sees the hacked site post pic of it? I'm just getting the regular site.
Scott C. Broussard - January 22, 2012
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IKiIIed007 - January 22, 2012
Is this real?
The site is down so I can’t see it. Looks shopped like a tri engine aeroplane
Krimson - January 22, 2012
It's real.
Matthew Roth - January 22, 2012
I see it, this shit is crazy
Krimson - January 22, 2012
.htaccess redirect
unambig - January 22, 2012
wow that's...uncomfortable
Body Triangle - January 22, 2012
It's in the fanshots
I don’t see it either
IRodC - January 22, 2012
ufc.com is still down. all i see is a blank white page.
i was pretty upset when i found out the UFC was supporting SOPA. but i guess it is not surprising or unexpected.
daftshadow - January 22, 2012
And then the site goes back up later, and everyone forgets. Great job, hacktivists. Fight the power by being mildly annoying.
MicahtheCynic - January 22, 2012
As opposed to...?
I think that’s a pretty good, and relevant way to protest.
Body Triangle - January 22, 2012
Not really. If anything it’ll make the government come down harder. That’s like saying denying access to a supermarket parking lot for all customers is a good way to protest a lack of a pay raise. It’s not, and it’s stupid.
MicahtheCynic - January 22, 2012
Come on, that's a poor comparison
Private vs. Public. What else would you have people do? Its a bill that seeks to shut down websites, so what did hacktivists do? Shut down websites. Seems good to me. And the blackout seemed to work wonders
Body Triangle - January 22, 2012
What would I have people do? What people from the parent company of the site I work for did. Go to Washington. A few people from Channel Awesome went and spoke to senators from our respective states personally, not to mention almost all of the writers and video producers from our company wrote letters to our senators, or were able to speak to them.
We went about it in a way that made sense, as opposed to attacks that will just add fuel to the fire. I’d encourage anyone to do the same thing, because it did work. SOPA and PIPA, in their current forms, are dead. Let it go.
MicahtheCynic - January 22, 2012
Uh, that's great and all-
- and I fully support going to your respective senators. That’s certainly a step. But I fail to see how shutting down government websites adds “fuel to the fire” in the SOPA debate. SOPA is primarily about copyright infringement, not hacking. There’s already plenty of anti-hacking laws that they’ve already broken by their actions.
Body Triangle - January 22, 2012
Making the people who oppose those laws look like a bunch of assholes does nothing for anyone who is against internet censorship, in any form.
MicahtheCynic - January 22, 2012
It’s sending a message. It’s disrupting business..same principal (not saying same situation) as a sit-in.
Brent Brookhouse - January 22, 2012
Throught history there have always been two groups
One that peacefully protest and the other that does so less peacefully. It’s hard to believe that this movement would be different.
discoandherpes - January 22, 2012
Does this really prove anything though? They supported SOPA, yeah, but that battle didn’t exactly end well. I’m guessing the rest of the internet is full of morons?
Wait, what am I saying?! I already knew that.
MicahtheCynic - January 22, 2012
They’re rerallying the troops on SOPA. it’s not dead
Brent Brookhouse - January 22, 2012
It's got you talking about the issue and websites carrying the story...
Mission complete.
Chin Check - January 22, 2012
this, so much.
John Danaher's Hair - January 22, 2012
Do you think that all people that visit the UFC website
know what SOPA is, and that Zuffa support it? At least a few more learned today
cletusvandam - January 22, 2012
stop being so cynical!
John Danaher's Hair - January 22, 2012
With news laws about "cyber warfare" and NDAA, I hope they aren't classified as terrorists and rounded up...
Scott C. Broussard - January 22, 2012
good thing
we still have the right to a fair trial….. oh wait… NDAA?… oh. soooo basically i have no rights? Ahhh, well i guess we’re fucked.
Rocejize - January 23, 2012
lol
Bolshevik - January 22, 2012
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Bolshevik - January 22, 2012
Wait, what I really mean to say is...
Your distaste for and mistrust of the hackers’ interests and methods exactly mirrors the way they feel about you.
I personally don’t want the internet to be free only as long as large corporations agree to it. The hackers are clearly worried about that too. They may trust the corporations even less than the government, and that’s something Americans seem shockingly reluctant to identify with.
Bolshevik - January 22, 2012
read: better than OWS
Body Triangle - January 22, 2012
Neither one will be effective if they can't leverage their coverage into activity.
Wiki’s blackout made a lot more people aware of SOPA/PIPA, and providing the contact info of Sens & Reps made it easier for protesting. If OWS can steer the narrative towards economic inequality, force the politician into speaking about it, and actually vote based on the issue, then it will be a success. Hard to say right now.
Scott C. Broussard - January 22, 2012
Hell yeah.
Rec’d.
Body Triangle - January 22, 2012
um ya but can i ask why hitler? lil touchy for jews dontcha think?
benten20 - January 22, 2012
Maybe a reference to the government. Hell fox news throws the word nazi around like its the word the.
mikeI981j - January 22, 2012
could be but being a jew i dont really know if i should be bothered or not i was just asking if its a lil much
benten20 - January 22, 2012
I would assume it’s a reference towards “fascist” government and their legislation and such. It’s a little strange to call it “Underground Nazi Hackergroup” though, maybe they just think it’s a cool and ironic name or something like that, not sure.
Horselover Fat - January 22, 2012
I’m pretty sure you don’t have to get offended at bambi hitler.
In fact, a general rule for the Internet; if you don’t know whether or not to take offense, don’t.
Armleglegarm Head - January 23, 2012 via mobile
Haha, true. I thought it was funny myself.
Horselover Fat - January 23, 2012
It's not free to fix
Costs them tens if not hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Scott Whitaker - January 22, 2012
LOL!
Not even close.
pdl - January 22, 2012
I got that from my cousin who is a web developer
Running UFC.com is not the same as running your old html geocities page.
Scott Whitaker - January 22, 2012
UFC's site is hilariously out of date and not up to current standards.
To completely rebuild the site from scratch and update it would cost less than the “hundreds of thousands of dollars” you quote to fix this security violation. Not sure what your cousin is thinking but that’s a ridiculous quote. If he wasn’t joking and understood the problem, he’s gouging his clients like a motherfucker.
pdl - January 22, 2012
i’ll do it for 50 bucks and a couple of monster dub editions =P
mikeI981j - January 22, 2012
This is getting reported on several tech news sites, so it brings attention to UFCs support of sopa, which a lot of people now strongly oppose. Even if it’s only down for a short bit it raises awareness which is the whole point
Disco1Stu - January 22, 2012 via mobile
now lets give it up for table 5
mikeI981j - January 23, 2012
The site works fine in Canada, since any attempt to go to UFC.com from a Canadian IP goes to UFC.ca.
Tim Burke - January 22, 2012
You can change it at the top of the page.
Mine sent me to ufc latino
IRodC - January 22, 2012
Not for me
I’m in Vancouver and I get the redirect even after clearing my cache.
unambig - January 22, 2012
Hmm, weird
Tim Burke - January 22, 2012
Didn't / doesn't work for me either.
truck - January 23, 2012 via mobile
I did not know UFC supported SOPA, that is terrible. The government does so well at messing around with everything else lets let it screw around with the internet.
Kefka - January 22, 2012
Gov't doesn't need SOPA or PIPA to take down sites - ask Megaupload.
Why is it that the only major bipartisan in a while was in support of these bills (at least, before the blackouts…)?
Scott C. Broussard - January 22, 2012
Megaupload is being accused of more than just piracy though. Try money laundering.
MicahtheCynic - January 22, 2012
yep- that's a much more open-and-shut case.
Body Triangle - January 22, 2012
I don't think the piracy case stand since people unload stuff and at least megavideo cracks down on copyright infringement
Money laundering though will probably fuck em
IRodC - January 22, 2012
oh yeah
I know they’re getting sued to the tune of…what…150 mil for copyright infringement? It won’t stick. But they are FUCKED on everything else.
Body Triangle - January 22, 2012
Fair enough on that charge.
Scott C. Broussard - January 22, 2012
I'm not entirely up on US law
But can they pull the site down before Megaupload have actually been convicted of anything?
VenusBlue - January 22, 2012
Let's put it this way - who has the power to challenge them?
Scott C. Broussard - January 22, 2012
Fair enough
But doesn’t that render all the SOPA bellyaching a case of closing the stable door after the horse has bolted?
VenusBlue - January 22, 2012
I may be misinterpreting what you are saying, but all the stuff SOPA would do is different from megaupload. they can say megaupload is illegal under current laws, SOPA would do a lot more than shut down a site like megaupload.
Phildo - January 22, 2012
Probably. But I take the cynical side of most things.
Scott C. Broussard - January 22, 2012
Not the case
MicahtheCynic - January 22, 2012
follow the money
ex: UFC, RIAA, MPAA, etc….
Politicians are more likely to agree on something if it is in their best interests to do so.
flashlight cop - January 22, 2012
Does it surprise you?
UFC has been pretty strident in their enforcement of copyright. Which to me was still a mistake- I think they should have let content be more available for a few more years to help build viral dispersal and help generate buzz for ppv buys. I get their goal of UFC TV, but I think they still went for it too soon given the technology and the landscape of online content buying and brand awareness. I got a ton of people hyped on UFC and Pride by showing them vids I got off WinMX and other sharing p2p tools. Actually Wandy vs Rampage 2 with that epic finish, downloaded illegally, was the fight I would show any male I ever met and have them hooked for good.
DankNabbot - January 23, 2012
HACK THE PLANET! HACK THE PLANET!!!
I BET IT WAS A GIBSON!
Matthew Roth - January 22, 2012
That's when I fell in lust with Angelina Jolie
IKiIIed007 - January 22, 2012
The movie Hackers is an instant rec for me
jailhouse - January 22, 2012
Oh Matthew Lillard
Nobody likes you
IRodC - January 22, 2012
I'm actually a fan.
I think he’s a really underrated actor.
Sean__H - January 22, 2012
SLC punk !
RECE ROCK - January 23, 2012
Great movie.
Brand New Hero - January 23, 2012
that movie is a classic
mikeI981j - January 22, 2012
I fail to see how hacking websites is supposed to help anything. If anything this shit just makes everybody who is anti-SOPA look bad.
Brad Ackerson - January 22, 2012
I don't think so at all.
This is the internet. Its a new technology, and its scary, but its completely changed the paradigm for business. Like, completely. But already-entrenched businesses (read: particularly content distributors, like the RIAA) refuse to adapt. Mostly because they have a very profitable business going.
As for making anti-SOPA look bad? I don’t think so at all- this is the internet, this is what it’s capable of.
Body Triangle - January 22, 2012
Imagine if we had the type of lobbyists and politicians we have today, but 100 years ago
The pony express and the horse buggy manufacturers would have just lobbied to have cars and telegraphs over-regulated out of existence. Lobbying for regulation has become a substitute for adaptation in business.
Damnatio Memoriae - January 22, 2012
Yeah, that is only half true
Because the other half of the time they vote to eliminate regulation, when it works on behalf of the people. I’m all about regulation for some stuff. Like how would you like to eat meat if there were no meat inspectors?
DankNabbot - January 23, 2012
The electric car never would have made it.
Wait…
Bolshevik - January 23, 2012
random fact I read there were like 3 electric cars to gasoline in the 20’s. Now every time I see a leaf commercial all I can think is I thought Californias rolling blackouts were a pain wait til everyone plugs in a car at night
Bobillarious - January 23, 2012 via Android app
Yeah imagine lobbyists 100 years ago
Who do you think made pot illegal? Who do you think instated the federal reserve as the central bank? 100 years isnt that long ago
Armleglegarm Head - January 23, 2012 via mobile
In any case it brings more attention to the issue, while possibly “warning” companies about supporting it (like the UFC in this case).
Horselover Fat - January 22, 2012
It costs money
To fix. Hurting companies where they bleed the most: their wallets.
Scott Whitaker - January 22, 2012
hilarious song
fergler - January 22, 2012
“You don’t wanna fuck with me…”
Hahahahahaha
ScoreCardOTN - January 22, 2012
LOL
mattsterguy - January 22, 2012
and no it doesnt work fine in canada. im in canada. and im listenning to the hilarious katy perry parody as we speak
mattsterguy - January 22, 2012
I guess yours doesn’t re-direct. Weird.
Tim Burke - January 22, 2012
what's the hilarious parody?
Body Triangle - January 22, 2012
Pfffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffft
HAW HAW HAW
bigstupidsmile - January 22, 2012
Is that Tezuka’s Adolf or just some crappy picture put up to look controversial? Either way it’s bleh.
Flashking - January 22, 2012
Cant say i feel sorry for the UFC, They kinda had it coming.
Chin Check - January 22, 2012
looks fine for me now, did they fix it?
Phildo - January 22, 2012
Still redirecting me, but not my neighbor. Haw.
You would think they would fix this sooner, pretty much all of cbs.com was delted today and put back up in no time.
bigstupidsmile - January 22, 2012
Pretty big difference in size of companies though, of course.
bigstupidsmile - January 22, 2012
Who cares if they hack ufc website?
if they touch my PSN again though, heads will roll.
Tats16 - January 22, 2012
Haw haw.
No heads, only Sony employees for constantly failing to sure up their security.
bigstupidsmile - January 22, 2012
Amen brother!
Time for some MW3 lol
Chin Check - January 22, 2012
HACK THE PLANET - in German seems appropriate
MaZZacare - January 22, 2012
HACK THE PLANET!!!!
Krimson - January 22, 2012
God, the times when I thought that movie was cool.
And when I was 12.
killphil - January 22, 2012
Put that up there with Last Action Hero
Krimson - January 22, 2012
last action hero gets better with age
hewsdaddy - January 22, 2012
Rec this....
BRAIN CANCER! CANCER BRAIN!
bigstupidsmile - January 22, 2012
you bastard i just posted that lol
i need to scroll down before i post, rec nonetheless.
mikeI981j - January 22, 2012
The point was made. But I don’t know if I should condemn myself for taking so long to figure out what Matt Roth was screaming about over Twitter
Krimson - January 22, 2012
not sure if I want to be JoshTheGod right now
@dustindelatorre - January 22, 2012
Somewhere, some kid named Josh Matthews just had a SWAT team directed to his house.
MicahtheCynic - January 22, 2012
Josh Matthews?
The goon who used to be on WWE?
VenusBlue - January 22, 2012
I think he's still with them?
crazedfan - January 23, 2012
Love the picture.. and the song!
Horselover Fat - January 22, 2012
Here's how I imagine Dana's response will be
“Man this fucking loser Josh fucking thinks I’m scared of some fucking hacking? fuck him fuck his fucking living in a basement with his mother stupid face. FUCKFUCKFUCKFUCK”
IRodC - January 22, 2012
I don’t know if he knows because he responded to th AFC game
Speaking of which, UFC gets hacked, Ravens blow a field goal, and it’s only 6:30. Can’t imagine what else will happen
The laces were in! THEY WERE IN!!!!
Krimson - January 22, 2012
Joe Flacco played great
Noone can pin this loss on him
IRodC - January 22, 2012
Noone or Nuni?
NickRingp4pGOAT - January 23, 2012
is this from portlandia?
do people watch that show?
The Lethal Haze - January 24, 2012
It's from SNL a few years back.
NickRingp4pGOAT - January 24, 2012
thats first thing i thought of when I saw the replay of the missed kick
Tats16 - January 22, 2012
Ray Finkle!
ODBasyoucansee - January 22, 2012
Good way to show why this bill doesn't need to pass, good job.
Meek Mill - January 22, 2012
OK, I made a copy of the recording using Audio Hijack Pro (Mac)
If anyone wants to hear that crazy ass song, either give me your email or email me at IKilled007 (gmail). It’s 2.7mb.
IKiIIed007 - January 22, 2012
The file name will be Google Chrome 20120123 0018.mp3
IKiIIed007 - January 22, 2012
It's already on YouTube
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pUwW_Mu1sAk
But good on you for doing that
unambig - January 22, 2012
lol oh well!
IKiIIed007 - January 22, 2012
Nice!
Horselover Fat - January 22, 2012
thats really disgusting and amazing in the same time
i wonder who made it its really crazy :D:D some stuff they say really interesting to think about …
szanpan - January 24, 2012
outstanding
stupid offensive ridiculous and somehow hilarious
Cunny - January 24, 2012
It'd be better if it redirected to a page about why SOPA is a bad idea, and supporting it is supporting censorship and control at large
KJ Gould - January 22, 2012
This is true. I just think hackers wanna make it all about themselves. Anonymous straight up deleted CBS. Not “Save Megaupload because its our only way to TBs of Porn” they just deleted that mutherfuker
Krimson - January 22, 2012
Yeah whats with megaupload, theres tons of other hosting sites rapidshare, depositfiles, mediafire, hotfile, i can go on and on but just check out filestube,com and you can find anything you want on any file hosting service you want as well.
mikeI981j - January 22, 2012
My bad
Krimson - January 22, 2012
I didnt mean you specifically, the twitter post had the #megaupload but left out the other sites, maybe they just like megaupload better lol.
mikeI981j - January 22, 2012
Megaupload's the only one that's been taken down by the US government.
VenusBlue - January 22, 2012
whoa
I didnt even know it was down. Yeah if this is whats going to happen to the other sites I would have no way of getting anything. They are going to take down torrents and filesharing sites thats pretty scary, next thing to go will be the porn D:<
mikeI981j - January 22, 2012
SWIZZY
Tonley - January 22, 2012
Good point
rolandd - January 22, 2012
The site is still hacked
The song has just changed. Dana White responds to the hack:
http://cdn0.sbnation.com/imported_assets/955104/hDmzA.jpg
unambig - January 22, 2012
It's not during an event
He probably cares but acting like he doesn’t just so it doesn’t get out that the site was hacked
IRodC - January 22, 2012
gotta love dana! haha
ThatsHowIRoll - January 22, 2012
My previous comments here on the issue. I don't have much more to add.
pdl - January 22, 2012
Never before has it been so clear that men in their late 50’s and up can’t make legitimate decisions about technology.
Brent Brookhouse - January 22, 2012
This
http://www.atbreak.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/It-no-longer-OK-to-NOT-know-how-the-Internet-works.png
IRodC - January 22, 2012
She....is awesome
Krimson - January 22, 2012
ha
it’s funny cuz it’s true
rolandd - January 22, 2012
Yeah. Most people laughed about the whole Ted Stevens "series of tubes" debacle.
I got scared and SOPA/PIPA is exactly why. It’s all pretty terrifying. The implications about other policy are even worse but even at face value it’s really scary.
pdl - January 22, 2012
I don't find "series of tubes" as a bad analogy.
Tubes transport things from place to place. More bandwidth, larger the tube. Seems to make basic sense.
Scott C. Broussard - January 22, 2012
Note that I mention the whole debacle. Including this.
“Tubes” aren’t a bad analogy for bandwidth but Ted Stevens was clearly uneducated about the internet and he was in charge of regulating it. It was a wakeup call to anybody who cared about the tech industry that lawmakers are too out of touch to handle things properly.
Series of tubes is actually a great metaphor for the issues with wireless spectrum issues that many LTE providers are hitting now. Wireless companies are getting capped due to FCC regulations but really need a larger spectrum to provide data. That one line was quotable but the bigger picture is that Ted Stevens had no clue what he was dealing with and it showed us how lawmakers react to technology. They parrot advisers who feed them hamfisted oversimplifications.
pdl - January 22, 2012
I think he just stumbled on to something that worked. I'd be surprised if he knew the full extent of his analogy.
Scott C. Broussard - January 22, 2012
The end made me laugh, hard.
spectaa - January 22, 2012
I loved the Daily show take on SOPA
“Nerds? I think the term you’re looking for is ‘Experts’”
http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/wed-january-18-2012/ko-computer
ellioman - January 23, 2012
Yeah that was great.
NickRingp4pGOAT - January 23, 2012
As an unabashed Zuffa homer.....
I completely support this hack. SOPA is bad news.
jacksiwel - January 22, 2012
Dana would've flipped his lid if they did this during a PPV....
jacksiwel - January 22, 2012
Not a bad idea that.
Chin Check - January 22, 2012
Real bad news
I for one refuse to pay for another PPV because of their support of this terrible bill.
SOPA and PIPA are all about control. They are nothing to do with copyrights. Those are just excuses to get this bill passed and censor the internet.
Clay Davis - January 22, 2012
Cosign
Zuffas anti piracy stance is so repugnant I’m going to count all my retroactive viewing of pirate streams as protest against them.
Armleglegarm Head - January 23, 2012 via mobile
Now both ufc.com and http://ugnazi.com/ are down for me
IKiIIed007 - January 22, 2012
They've probably reset the DNS
unambig - January 22, 2012
I'm fine with this. Fuck SOPA.
Jonathan. - January 22, 2012
Agree, government doesn’t do too well handling other stuff why let them manage the primary tool Americans use the most.
mikeI981j - January 22, 2012
You didn't read the bill.
Go home.
bigstupidsmile - January 22, 2012
I’m anti-anti-piracy, i don’t need my sites i download from to go down just because some 12 year old girl downloaded some beiber song for her ipod from there.
mikeI981j - January 22, 2012
I got the hack site.
Riley_96 - January 22, 2012
And just got directed to the guys twitter
Riley_96 - January 22, 2012
I’m sure he’s getting a FUCK load of followers now BUT honestly, I don’t know how you can have a twitter, hack, and not mysteriously disappear
Krimson - January 22, 2012
I know the UFC is pro-SOPA but was it really the cause for the hacking? I see it as some random hacker trying to make a name for himself.
IRodC - January 22, 2012
Well...the MPAA, RIAA, and several government websites were all hacked on Thursday
I think it’s SOPA related.
SSreporters - January 22, 2012
SOPA is not gonna help the ufc, if I don't buy a ppv now, why would I buy cause of SOPA closing every sites.
Rampage01 - January 22, 2012
Whoa!
Crazy & freaky stuff right there.
mixedmartialmike - January 22, 2012
UFC site at this moment
DK_Monster - January 22, 2012
Yep. This is what I see.
pud333 - January 22, 2012
yup LOL
UFC shouldn’t fuck with nerds
attgnp - January 22, 2012
Can't stop the internet.
-Joe Rogan
Scott C. Broussard - January 22, 2012
looks perfectly fine to me. i guess my tubes are clogged up.
Phildo - January 22, 2012
Whoa... tmi bro
dajulzta - January 22, 2012 via Android app
How on earth do they still think the bill is a good idea?! >:(
dajulzta - January 22, 2012 via Android app
legitimate protests against sopa are good
protests by a bunch of basement dwellers who don’t have the PR sense to realise calling themselves “nazis” is the fastest way to being dismissed? a waste of time.
UncleMax - January 22, 2012 via Android app
I think that's bullcrap
They’re showing how easy it is to take these people offline. And they think they can control the internet?
SSreporters - January 22, 2012
Thus my massive paranoia in which it’s only a matter of time before North Korea hooks up with South Korea, daps it up with China then arrange an insane attack in which they shut down our most powerful defenses and then invade the United States of America.
It’s over, Johnny.
Krimson - January 22, 2012
Hey i played that game
cager - January 22, 2012
This is probably a stupid place to mention this
But I study sociology and currently spent the last year reading about the nation state’s entry into cyberwarfare and Chinese cyberwarfare operations in particular, as in Chinese state cyberactions on behalf of private industry and against dissidents and activists. You don’t need to worry about the rest of those countries, China has enough going on to freak you out right now. The gap between China and the rest of the world in terms of aggressiveness and resources committed is ridiculous. For a taste, google operation Aurora. But that’s just the tip. Some estimates of China’s cyberwarfare division have it at over 10,000 people, or more people in one division of the PLA than the rest of the world’s organized government cyberwar forces. You don’t want to know how decentralized and unfocused our side is. Russia is also very aggressive, but there are a lot more non-military non-gov’t connections there…okay I will stop. Anyways, they are already testing and reconning our security on a scale everyone else is having difficulty conceptualizing. Wow, I just realized how kooky one sounds when relaying that information. I started out studying identity presentation in online communities but got sidetracked by internet crime.
DankNabbot - January 23, 2012
Well 1. Cager knew what I was talking about . 2. Now I’m even MORE spooked because you did actual research. I’m probably gonna google Operation Aurora anyway out of sheer curiosity and fuck myself over anyway
Krimson - January 23, 2012
They're not achieving anything.
And you’re an a moron thinking otherwise. Deluding yourself into believing a bunch of corporates are going to suddenly back down because of this.
UncleMax - January 23, 2012
*-an
UncleMax - January 23, 2012
oh...you mean...just like they actually did back down?
Body Triangle - January 23, 2012
Haha. Who goes on the UFC’s website?
Bj Leben - January 22, 2012
I do
When there are free fights.
Un Sandpiper - January 22, 2012
It's clearly that Epstein has no idea the true consequences of SOPA.
The blind leading the blind.
daftshadow - January 22, 2012
Hackers are sending a strong message
But probably only encouraging congress unfortunately. Does anybody else love how they want to go after people for illegally downloading a few songs, but not after the bankers who cost our nation trillions.
rockyman500 - January 22, 2012
All a bunch of old farts just trying to get reelected in upcoming elections.
But yeah, I agree that there will be consequences of these hackings. To what extent, we don’t really know.
daftshadow - January 23, 2012
The real criminals are in the White House, passing stuff like the NDAA.
discoandherpes - January 23, 2012
the interwebz
if do right, no can defense.
IGotBallsOfSteel - January 23, 2012
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