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North Korean Hackers Create Fake Web Portal: South's Spy Agency
North Korean hackers have set up a fake website that looks almost identical to the popular South Korean web portal Naver, marking a more sophisticated attempt to target users in the South, Seoul's spy agency said.
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US Government Website Accidentally Says Singapore Is In Malaysia
As the US prepared for a summit some hoped may bring peace to the long-divided Korean peninsula, Washington accidentally hinted at another unlikely reunion by listing Singapore as part of Malaysia. The US State Department published on its website remarks made Monday by top diplomat Mike Pompeo ahead of the historic meeting, in a post initially stat...
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North Korea Sends Winter Olympics Propaganda Fliers To Seoul
Propaganda leaflets from North Korea marking the start of the 2018 Winter Olympics have been found in mountains in the South Korean capital, Seoul, a North Korea specialist news website reported on Monday.
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North Korean Media Issue Threat To 'Wipe Out' US
An official North Korean website warned Monday that Pyongyang will "wipe out" the United States if Washington starts a war on the peninsula, the latest tit-for-tat sabre-rattling that has sent tensions soaring in the region.
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China Bans 'Fatty' Kim Jong Un Nickname On Websites
Chinese websites are censoring "Kim Fatty the Third," a nickname widely used to disparage North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, after officials from his country reportedly conveyed their displeasure in a meeting with their Chinese counterparts.
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North Korea May Just Have Set Up Its Own Facebook: Report
The website, StarCon, is modelled on the famous social network, but in its North Korean incarnation is known as "Best Korea's Social Network".
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North Korea Video Shows Massive Rocket Attack On Seoul
An official North Korean website has released a new propaganda video portraying a multiple rocket attack on South Korea's presidential Blue House and other government buildings in Seoul.
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North Korea Now Blocking Facebook, Twitter, Other Websites
North Korea has officially announced it is blocking Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and South Korean websites in a move underscoring its concern with the spread of online information.
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Key North Korean Websites Suffer Short Outages After Shutdown
Key North Korean websites suffered intermittent outages on Tuesday after a nearly 10-hour shutdown that followed a U.S. vow to respond to a crippling cyberattack on Sony Pictures that Washington blames on Pyongyang.
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North Korea Denies Role in Smartphone Hacking in South Korea
Pyongyang's official website Uriminzokkiri accused the NIS of fabricating the report to distract attention from a standoff over South Korean activists.
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Asian Games: Internet Woes for North Korean Reporters, Fax to the 'Rescue'
With North Korean websites blocked in South Korea, reporters from PRK will be accorded no special privilege during the Asian Games 2014 in Incheon.
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New North Korea Warships Seen in Satellite Images
A North Korea-watching website says recent overhead images show two new North Korean frigates, the largest surface combat ships the nation's navy has constructed in a quarter-century.
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Details about US troops leaked in cyber-attacks aimed at South Korea: reports
Hackers say they have leaked personal details of tens of thousands of US troops to websites, South Korean news reports and online security officials said on Wednesday, a day after cyber attacks disabled access to government and news sites.
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South Korea sounds alert after its official websites are hacked
South Korea issued a cyber-attack alert today after hackers apparently penetrated a number of official websites, including the presidential Blue House, the science ministry said.
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As Koreas face off, risk of accidental war grows
At the North Korean embassy in London, they are answering the phone but saying little. "As far as we know, we are not giving any statements," a North Korean official told Reuters, declining to give his name and saying all necessary information was already available on the website of the North Korean state news agency KCNA.
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North Korean Hackers Create Fake Web Portal: South's Spy Agency
North Korean hackers have set up a fake website that looks almost identical to the popular South Korean web portal Naver, marking a more sophisticated attempt to target users in the South, Seoul's spy agency said.
-
US Government Website Accidentally Says Singapore Is In Malaysia
As the US prepared for a summit some hoped may bring peace to the long-divided Korean peninsula, Washington accidentally hinted at another unlikely reunion by listing Singapore as part of Malaysia. The US State Department published on its website remarks made Monday by top diplomat Mike Pompeo ahead of the historic meeting, in a post initially stat...
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North Korea Sends Winter Olympics Propaganda Fliers To Seoul
Propaganda leaflets from North Korea marking the start of the 2018 Winter Olympics have been found in mountains in the South Korean capital, Seoul, a North Korea specialist news website reported on Monday.
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North Korean Media Issue Threat To 'Wipe Out' US
An official North Korean website warned Monday that Pyongyang will "wipe out" the United States if Washington starts a war on the peninsula, the latest tit-for-tat sabre-rattling that has sent tensions soaring in the region.
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China Bans 'Fatty' Kim Jong Un Nickname On Websites
Chinese websites are censoring "Kim Fatty the Third," a nickname widely used to disparage North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, after officials from his country reportedly conveyed their displeasure in a meeting with their Chinese counterparts.
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North Korea May Just Have Set Up Its Own Facebook: Report
The website, StarCon, is modelled on the famous social network, but in its North Korean incarnation is known as "Best Korea's Social Network".
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North Korea Video Shows Massive Rocket Attack On Seoul
An official North Korean website has released a new propaganda video portraying a multiple rocket attack on South Korea's presidential Blue House and other government buildings in Seoul.
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North Korea Now Blocking Facebook, Twitter, Other Websites
North Korea has officially announced it is blocking Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and South Korean websites in a move underscoring its concern with the spread of online information.
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Key North Korean Websites Suffer Short Outages After Shutdown
Key North Korean websites suffered intermittent outages on Tuesday after a nearly 10-hour shutdown that followed a U.S. vow to respond to a crippling cyberattack on Sony Pictures that Washington blames on Pyongyang.
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North Korea Denies Role in Smartphone Hacking in South Korea
Pyongyang's official website Uriminzokkiri accused the NIS of fabricating the report to distract attention from a standoff over South Korean activists.
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Asian Games: Internet Woes for North Korean Reporters, Fax to the 'Rescue'
With North Korean websites blocked in South Korea, reporters from PRK will be accorded no special privilege during the Asian Games 2014 in Incheon.
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New North Korea Warships Seen in Satellite Images
A North Korea-watching website says recent overhead images show two new North Korean frigates, the largest surface combat ships the nation's navy has constructed in a quarter-century.
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Details about US troops leaked in cyber-attacks aimed at South Korea: reports
Hackers say they have leaked personal details of tens of thousands of US troops to websites, South Korean news reports and online security officials said on Wednesday, a day after cyber attacks disabled access to government and news sites.
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South Korea sounds alert after its official websites are hacked
South Korea issued a cyber-attack alert today after hackers apparently penetrated a number of official websites, including the presidential Blue House, the science ministry said.
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As Koreas face off, risk of accidental war grows
At the North Korean embassy in London, they are answering the phone but saying little. "As far as we know, we are not giving any statements," a North Korean official told Reuters, declining to give his name and saying all necessary information was already available on the website of the North Korean state news agency KCNA.
