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Why do you think that?
Well as I said, they're a third-world country. I can't see them having the technology to be able to hack into any of our government websites, which I would have to assume are the best protected websites in the world.
I see. I think you are laboring under the misapprehension that in order to be successful at "hacking" one must have an extensive array of high tech equipment. Thus, a super power would have an advantage over a third world country. This is not the case.
Cyber-warfare is the ultimate in asymmetric warfare. All you need, depending on what you are doing, is a PC, some free tools and the knowledge to make them work. There are some other things you can do that involve botnets, but they probably aren't using those for this exercise.
Obama simply needs to go speak with the man and the NK people and apologize, then everything will be fine!
Well as I said, they're a third-world country. I can't see them having the technology to be able to hack into any of our government websites, which I would have to assume are the best protected websites in the world.
I see. I think you are laboring under the misapprehension that in order to be successful at "hacking" one must have an extensive array of high tech equipment. Thus, a super power would have an advantage over a third world country. This is not the case.
Cyber-warfare is the ultimate in asymmetric warfare. All you need, depending on what you are doing, is a PC, some free tools and the knowledge to make them work. There are some other things you can do that involve botnets, but they probably aren't using those for this exercise.
Well I admit that I don't know anything about hacking but I can't imagine that it could be done to the United States by North Korea. Obviously I'm far from an authority on the subject but I think it's highly unlikely.
Keep the troops home. Use Norton.
I think they should 2 defenses, along with Norton, they should use McAffee.
Well I admit that I don't know anything about hacking but I can't imagine that it could be done to the United States by North Korea. Obviously I'm far from an authority on the subject but I think it's highly unlikely.
The previous "wimp" in the whitehouse kept the terrorists off of our soil for the eight years he was the president. Clinton didn't, and pray tell this current idiot will, but I doubt it. He is just simply too weak.like I said, the wimp in the WH will ignore it. no freaking backbone!
Like the previous "wimp" in the White House ignored 8 years of provocation?
N.K. has nukes. We aren't going to war with them.
Sorry to rain on your blood lust.
heee heee! appeasement and ass kissing won't work,, never has, but I like to see wimpy democwats ass kissing it's entertaining..
Well I admit that I don't know anything about hacking but I can't imagine that it could be done to the United States by North Korea. Obviously I'm far from an authority on the subject but I think it's highly unlikely.
did not some kid somewhere hack the Dept of DEFENCE?....
North Korea is suspected of launching a cyber attack that paralysed the websites of South Korean and United States government agencies, banks and businesses, the first such large-scale attack attempted by the isolated communist state.
The attack came as Kim Jong Il, the North Korean leader, made a rare appearance at a ceremony to mark the 15th anniversary of the death of his father, the founding president, Kim Il Sung.
The younger Mr Kim is believed to have suffered a stroke last August and dropped from view completely for several months.
South Koreas intelligence agency has reportedly told members of parliament that it believes North Korea is behind the attack, which hit 25 websites on Tuesday evening, shutting some of them down for up to four hours.
North Korea 'launches massive cyber attack on Seoul' - Times Online
It's about time as a nation we simply send a STRONG message to this regime. This is in a lot of ways an act of war on the part of North Korea should it be found out that they have been behind it. Our president and I doubt seriously that it will come to pass , should bring all US cyber assets into play against the N. Korean Govt. and shut that country down. It's high time this regime that exports deadly technology the world over and thumbs it nose at every sanction ever imposed on it be sent a message that it will CLEARLY understand.
Well I admit that I don't know anything about hacking but I can't imagine that it could be done to the United States by North Korea. Obviously I'm far from an authority on the subject but I think it's highly unlikely.
did not some kid somewhere hack the Dept of DEFENCE?....
Well as I said, I know nothing about hacking so it may be that I'm simply being naive in my judgement. But something certainly seems suspect to me if a third-world country can hack into government websites of the most advanced nation on Earth.
As for a kid hacking the Dept. of Defense, I'm not sure. I don't recall hearing about it.
Well I admit that I don't know anything about hacking but I can't imagine that it could be done to the United States by North Korea. Obviously I'm far from an authority on the subject but I think it's highly unlikely.
did not some kid somewhere hack the Dept of DEFENCE?....
Well as I said, I know nothing about hacking so it may be that I'm simply being naive in my judgement. But something certainly seems suspect to me if a third-world country can hack into government websites of the most advanced nation on Earth.
As for a kid hacking the Dept. of Defense, I'm not sure. I don't recall hearing about it.
the wimp in the WH will ignore it.
North Korea is suspected of launching a cyber attack that paralysed the websites of South Korean and United States government agencies, banks and businesses, the first such large-scale attack attempted by the isolated communist state.
The attack came as Kim Jong Il, the North Korean leader, made a rare appearance at a ceremony to mark the 15th anniversary of the death of his father, the founding president, Kim Il Sung.
The younger Mr Kim is believed to have suffered a stroke last August and dropped from view completely for several months.
South Koreas intelligence agency has reportedly told members of parliament that it believes North Korea is behind the attack, which hit 25 websites on Tuesday evening, shutting some of them down for up to four hours.
North Korea 'launches massive cyber attack on Seoul' - Times Online
It's about time as a nation we simply send a STRONG message to this regime. This is in a lot of ways an act of war on the part of North Korea should it be found out that they have been behind it. Our president and I doubt seriously that it will come to pass , should bring all US cyber assets into play against the N. Korean Govt. and shut that country down. It's high time this regime that exports deadly technology the world over and thumbs it nose at every sanction ever imposed on it be sent a message that it will CLEARLY understand.
Well as I said, they're a third-world country. I can't see them having the technology to be able to hack into any of our government websites, which I would have to assume are the best protected websites in the world.
I see. I think you are laboring under the misapprehension that in order to be successful at "hacking" one must have an extensive array of high tech equipment. Thus, a super power would have an advantage over a third world country. This is not the case.
Cyber-warfare is the ultimate in asymmetric warfare. All you need, depending on what you are doing, is a PC, some free tools and the knowledge to make them work. There are some other things you can do that involve botnets, but they probably aren't using those for this exercise.
Well I admit that I don't know anything about hacking but I can't imagine that it could be done to the United States by North Korea. Obviously I'm far from an authority on the subject but I think it's highly unlikely.
the wimp in the WH will ignore it.
That's Incorrect... He will Likely Apologize for US Actions that have Harmed North Korea and it's People since the War, and ask what we can do to Rectify it.
peace...
Well I admit that I don't know anything about hacking but I can't imagine that it could be done to the United States by North Korea. Obviously I'm far from an authority on the subject but I think it's highly unlikely.
did not some kid somewhere hack the Dept of DEFENCE?....
Well as I said, I know nothing about hacking so it may be that I'm simply being naive in my judgement. But something certainly seems suspect to me if a third-world country can hack into government websites of the most advanced nation on Earth.
As for a kid hacking the Dept. of Defense, I'm not sure. I don't recall hearing about it.
It's about time as a nation we simply send a STRONG message to this regime. This is in a lot of ways an act of war on the part of North Korea should it be found out that they have been behind it. Our president and I doubt seriously that it will come to pass , should bring all US cyber assets into play against the N. Korean Govt. and shut that country down. It's high time this regime that exports deadly technology the world over and thumbs it nose at every sanction ever imposed on it be sent a message that it will CLEARLY understand.
