It probably isn’t very smart to publicly admit to hacking a cellebrity.

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It probably isn’t very smart to publicly admit to hacking a cellebrity.

Even if the cellebrity in question could probably benefit from spending a little more time in daddy’s shadow. Just ask Josh Holly how that worked out for him, assuming you can get a hold of him. He admitted to having hacked Miley Cyrus’s MySpace profile as well as her Gmail account. He’s subsequently been arrested on unrelated creditcard charges. Way to paint a bullzai on your forehead, Josh. No word as of yet whether or not he’s been charged with anything related to the hacking offenses, if they’re even true, but I’ve got $20 saying the charges he’s on the hook for will make up for it. Perhaps next time, he’ll reconsider getting into the advertising business.