Something strange just happened with North Korea's Internet
Last week, North Korea's sole Internet link with the rest of the world went down for about three hours.
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U.S. on Sony breach: North Korea did it
U.S. officials now believe North Korea is behind the attack that took down Sony Pictures Entertainment's computer network and posted contents on the Internet, but the government hasn't decided whether to formally accuse the country of carrying out the hack, according to <a href="http://www.nytimes.com/2014/12/18/world/asia/us-links-north-korea-to-sony-hacking.html">The New York Times</a>.
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North Korean domain names return to the Internet
North Korean domain names have returned to the Internet over the last few days as the country continues to build its presence online. Websites, previously available only via IP addresses, are now accessible through dot-kp addresses and it appears more might be on the way.
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North Korea-linked Facebook page deleted again
For the second time in less than a week a Facebook account created by a North Korea-linked Web site has been deleted by the social networking site.
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Facebook deletes North Korean account, but it resurfaces
A Facebook account established by a North Korea-linked Web site was deleted by the social networking service on Friday, but a new group sprang up over the weekend to take its place.
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North Korea: Culprit in DDoS Attacks?
The timing and targets in a recent wave of distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks has some security experts pointing the finger at North Korea. After all, the attacks coincided with the rogue state's firing of missiles during the July 4 Independence Day Weekend and the U.S. and South Korea were the countries in the cyber crosshairs.