North Korea Internet Goes Down!!!

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North Korean websites back online after widespread Internet outage Fox News

Prominent North Korean websites were back online Tuesday after an hours-long shutdown that led to speculation by some researchers and web watchers that the country's Internet connections could be under cyberattack.

South Korean officials told the Associated Press that Internet access to the North's official Korean Central News Agency and the Rodong Sinmun newspaper were working normally Tuesday after being inaccessible earlier. Those sites are the main channels for official North Korea news, with servers located abroad.

The outage came less than a week after the U.S. vowed an unspecified response to a massive hacking attack against Sony Pictures Entertainment over the release of the comedy film "The Interview." The plot of the comedy centers on the assassination of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, leading to widespread speculation that the country was responsible for the attack. Late last week, the FBI publicly blamed North Korea in the incident, though Pyongyang has denied involvement.


Since I'm required to make a comment, all I have to say is

Heh...heh...heh!

How is Kim Jong Un going to download his porn?
 
North Korean websites back online after widespread Internet outage Fox News

Prominent North Korean websites were back online Tuesday after an hours-long shutdown that led to speculation by some researchers and web watchers that the country's Internet connections could be under cyberattack.

South Korean officials told the Associated Press that Internet access to the North's official Korean Central News Agency and the Rodong Sinmun newspaper were working normally Tuesday after being inaccessible earlier. Those sites are the main channels for official North Korea news, with servers located abroad.

The outage came less than a week after the U.S. vowed an unspecified response to a massive hacking attack against Sony Pictures Entertainment over the release of the comedy film "The Interview." The plot of the comedy centers on the assassination of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, leading to widespread speculation that the country was responsible for the attack. Late last week, the FBI publicly blamed North Korea in the incident, though Pyongyang has denied involvement.


Since I'm required to make a comment, all I have to say is

Heh...heh...heh!

How is Kim Jong Un going to download his porn?

Even when it was up, few North Koreans had access to it and those with access, were limited by their controlling government (you love government Joey) as to what they could read.
 
Even when it was up, few North Koreans had access to it and those with access, were limited by their controlling government (you love government Joey) as to what they could read.

I think you miss the point. Whoever was responsible for this sent a message to those elites in NK that, you mess with us, we mess with you.

Yeah...shut down NK internet that only a few have access to, is really messing with them.

Good job Joe...big brother ALWAYS knows best.
 
What happened to North Koreas internet

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North Korean websites back online after widespread Internet outage Fox News

Prominent North Korean websites were back online Tuesday after an hours-long shutdown that led to speculation by some researchers and web watchers that the country's Internet connections could be under cyberattack.

South Korean officials told the Associated Press that Internet access to the North's official Korean Central News Agency and the Rodong Sinmun newspaper were working normally Tuesday after being inaccessible earlier. Those sites are the main channels for official North Korea news, with servers located abroad.

The outage came less than a week after the U.S. vowed an unspecified response to a massive hacking attack against Sony Pictures Entertainment over the release of the comedy film "The Interview." The plot of the comedy centers on the assassination of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, leading to widespread speculation that the country was responsible for the attack. Late last week, the FBI publicly blamed North Korea in the incident, though Pyongyang has denied involvement.


Since I'm required to make a comment, all I have to say is

Heh...heh...heh!

How is Kim Jong Un going to download his porn?

Even when it was up, few North Koreans had access to it and those with access, were limited by their controlling government (you love government Joey) as to what they could read.

Exactly what RWs and Repubs hope to accomplish with US internet by ending net neutrality.
 
Sony may have had to pull the release of a third rate movie but think how pissed Kim Jong Un must have been when he couldn't access his favorite gay porn sites

Looks like we showed him who is boss
 
Even when it was up, few North Koreans had access to it and those with access, were limited by their controlling government (you love government Joey) as to what they could read.

I think you miss the point. Whoever was responsible for this sent a message to those elites in NK that, you mess with us, we mess with you.

Yeah...shut down NK internet that only a few have access to, is really messing with them.

Good job Joe...big brother ALWAYS knows best.
Joe's your brother?? Dude that sucks.
 

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