http://www.cnn.com/2014/12/22/world/asia/n...ml?c=homepage-t

 

So this whole Sony thing is getting more interesting every day

Reminds me of a book, Cyberstorm. Kind of a SciFi book around the "what if" countries decided to use cyber terrorism, it was a fun quick read and only $1.

 

I doubt we had major involvement in shutting down their internet, my guess is it would be someone closer to them (China).

I told North Korea not to switch to Comcast

Their old regime restricted technology so you have to believe they are behind the times a bit.

I have worked for companies that have more computers hooked to the internet than all of North Korea does.

I told North Korea not to switch to Comcast

 

This is the winning reply.

I told North Korea not to switch to Comcast

 

Maybe Kim can find him some ninjas...

 

Haha, isn't that the comic Bill Watterson is involved with?

I don't mind them asking why I cancel - what I mind is that their pay is based on how many people they talk out of it, which understandably results in a terrible experience

I have worked for companies that have more computers hooked to the internet than all of North Korea does.

 

Someone told me they only have like 140 IP addresses

Someone told me they only have like 140 IP addresses

 

They have approximately 1024 ip's or a /22.

Can you hook me up with free wifi?

I have worked for companies that have more computers hooked to the internet than all of North Korea does.

 

lol and on a serious note, can anyone pls explain how North Korea can do this,

if they are so far behind in the tech.....

Can you hook me up with free wifi?

 

this i like..... funny.

lol and on a serious note, can anyone pls explain how North Korea can do this,

if they are so far behind in the tech.....

 

I am 100% serious. I worked for an exchange, which by itself, had more internet connections than all of NK.

 

lol and on a serious note, can anyone pls explain how North Korea can do this,

if they are so far behind in the tech.....

Something like 15 years ago North Korea started contracting out with hackers in other parts of the world, various places in Asia, to develop a cyberattack capacity.

Something like 15 years ago North Korea started contracting out with hackers in other parts of the world, various places in Asia, to develop a cyberattack capacity.

 

Though there are now reports that this wasn't NK, but an inside job.

 

http://nypost.com/2014/12/30/new-evidence-...-cyber-experts/

I am 100% serious. I worked for an exchange, which by itself, had more internet connections than all of NK.

 

oh i believe you, as a side note, why would you try to embellish

that.

 

i just agreed with you, i still think it was a inside job.

 

i was laughing at the cartoon and other captions attached. classic.

 

edit.... damn sorry, i miss the other post of inside job or something.

Edited December 31, 201411 yr by LDF

Something like 15 years ago North Korea started contracting out with hackers in other parts of the world, various places in Asia, to develop a cyberattack capacity.

 

it is funny, the NK blackmails the world for money and then uses that

money for other things. i believe they may have contracted out, if it was

them.

Though there are now reports that this wasn't NK, but an inside job.

 

http://nypost.com/2014/12/30/new-evidence-...-cyber-experts/

I've seen those and don't have any ability to evaluate them, but it is I believe well understood that NK has contracted out with a team capable of pulling off this kind of attack regardless of whether they actually did this one or not.

I've seen those and don't have any ability to evaluate them, but it is I believe well understood that NK has contracted out with a team capable of pulling off this kind of attack regardless of whether they actually did this one or not.

 

Agreed.

Agreed.

 

lol i think we all can agree that NK is a bunch of people who is

not capable of doing this.

 

i am trying not to belittle anyone one group.

lol and on a serious note, can anyone pls explain how North Korea can do this,

if they are so far behind in the tech.....

The ciitizens aren't allowed on the internet. They have a state-controlled intranet for the people.