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"No Typing, No Mouse Clicking": Old Video Of Fake Computer Lab In North Korea Goes Viral
The viral footage shows North Korean internet users staring blankly at an inaccessible Google homepage.
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North Korean Hackers Exploited Seoul Stampede To Distribute Malware: Report
North Korean government-backed hackers referenced the deadly Halloween crush in Seoul to distribute malware to users in South Korea, Google's Threat Analysis group said in a report.
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Hacker Uses Nest Camera to Broadcast Hoax Nuke Alert
Nest urged owners of its security cameras Tuesday to use enhanced authentication to thwart hackers, after one terrified a family with a hoax nuclear missile attack.
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Google Doodle Celebrates Day 2 Of The Winter Olympics
The 2018 Winter Olympics in PyeongChang, South Korea, sparked to life in a vivid colorful ceremony of fire and ice on Friday. To mark the occasion, Google is celebrating it with a series of dynamic Snow Game Google Doodles.
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Nokia 3310 in India, Xiaomi Redmi 4 Arrives, WannaCry ATM Hoax, and More: Your 360 Daily
An iconic classic's modern iteration comes to India, Xiaomi brings Redmi 4 to India, and the impact of WannaCry ransomware in the country.
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Pokemon Go Players in South Korea Face Google Maps Hurdle
In South Korea, Google mapping functions are restricted due to security issues with North Korea.
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Sony Streams The Interview on Google Play, YouTube, and Xbox Video
Consumers can access the film for $5.99 as a rental or $14.99 as a purchase.
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Google, Microsoft Stand With Sony Against Hackers
Google and Microsoft joined forces with Sony on Wednesday, using their online might to release "The Interview" film to online audiences despite threats from hackers.
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Sony Streams North Korea Comedy Online
Entertainment giant Sony released "The Interview" -- a movie that outraged North Korea by lampooning dictator Kim Jong-Un -- online for US viewers on Wednesday.
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Google's Schmidt predicts end of censorship within a decade
Google Inc Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt has a bold prediction: Censorship around the world could end in a decade, and better use of encryption will help people overcome government surveillance.
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North Korea unveils Arirang, a 'homemade' Android-based smartphone
Arirang, built around Google's Android OS, is likely to be manufactured in China.
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North Korea unveils 'secure, homemade' smartphone
North Korea, one of the most isolated and censored societies on the planet, has unveiled what it says is a domestically-produced smartphone.
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North Korea sentences American to 15 years hard labour
North Korea sentenced U.S. citizen Kenneth Bae to 15 years hard labour on Thursday for what it said were crimes against the state, a move that will likely see him used as a bargaining chip in talks with Washington.
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YouTube shuts, Google sniffs, Twitter slims in April Fool gags
YouTube is shutting down, Twitter users have to pay for the use of vowels, and the new Google Nose search engine will bring a whiff of wet dog or daisies right to your computer or smartphone.
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Call of Duty gets unwarranted attention thanks to North Korea YouTube video
The video uploaded Saturday by North Korea's official website, Uriminzokkiri, was available long enough to catch the eyes of gamers.
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"No Typing, No Mouse Clicking": Old Video Of Fake Computer Lab In North Korea Goes Viral
The viral footage shows North Korean internet users staring blankly at an inaccessible Google homepage.
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North Korean Hackers Exploited Seoul Stampede To Distribute Malware: Report
North Korean government-backed hackers referenced the deadly Halloween crush in Seoul to distribute malware to users in South Korea, Google's Threat Analysis group said in a report.
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Hacker Uses Nest Camera to Broadcast Hoax Nuke Alert
Nest urged owners of its security cameras Tuesday to use enhanced authentication to thwart hackers, after one terrified a family with a hoax nuclear missile attack.
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Google Doodle Celebrates Day 2 Of The Winter Olympics
The 2018 Winter Olympics in PyeongChang, South Korea, sparked to life in a vivid colorful ceremony of fire and ice on Friday. To mark the occasion, Google is celebrating it with a series of dynamic Snow Game Google Doodles.
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Nokia 3310 in India, Xiaomi Redmi 4 Arrives, WannaCry ATM Hoax, and More: Your 360 Daily
An iconic classic's modern iteration comes to India, Xiaomi brings Redmi 4 to India, and the impact of WannaCry ransomware in the country.
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Pokemon Go Players in South Korea Face Google Maps Hurdle
In South Korea, Google mapping functions are restricted due to security issues with North Korea.
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Sony Streams The Interview on Google Play, YouTube, and Xbox Video
Consumers can access the film for $5.99 as a rental or $14.99 as a purchase.
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Google, Microsoft Stand With Sony Against Hackers
Google and Microsoft joined forces with Sony on Wednesday, using their online might to release "The Interview" film to online audiences despite threats from hackers.
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Sony Streams North Korea Comedy Online
Entertainment giant Sony released "The Interview" -- a movie that outraged North Korea by lampooning dictator Kim Jong-Un -- online for US viewers on Wednesday.
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Google's Schmidt predicts end of censorship within a decade
Google Inc Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt has a bold prediction: Censorship around the world could end in a decade, and better use of encryption will help people overcome government surveillance.
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North Korea unveils Arirang, a 'homemade' Android-based smartphone
Arirang, built around Google's Android OS, is likely to be manufactured in China.
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North Korea unveils 'secure, homemade' smartphone
North Korea, one of the most isolated and censored societies on the planet, has unveiled what it says is a domestically-produced smartphone.
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North Korea sentences American to 15 years hard labour
North Korea sentenced U.S. citizen Kenneth Bae to 15 years hard labour on Thursday for what it said were crimes against the state, a move that will likely see him used as a bargaining chip in talks with Washington.
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YouTube shuts, Google sniffs, Twitter slims in April Fool gags
YouTube is shutting down, Twitter users have to pay for the use of vowels, and the new Google Nose search engine will bring a whiff of wet dog or daisies right to your computer or smartphone.
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Call of Duty gets unwarranted attention thanks to North Korea YouTube video
The video uploaded Saturday by North Korea's official website, Uriminzokkiri, was available long enough to catch the eyes of gamers.
