North Korea Internet

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  WannaCry Ransomware: US Publicly Blames North Korea for Cyber-Attack

  "The attack was widespread and cost billions, and North Korea is directly responsible," wrote Tom Bossert, homeland security adviser to President Donald Trump.

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  WannaCry: North Korea Denies Involvement in Ransomware Attack

  North Korea has slammed Britain for accusing it of being behind a global ransomware attack that hit the National Health Service.

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  North Korea Gets New Internet Connection From Russian Firm

  North Korea has opened a new internet connection with the outside world, this time via Russia, a move which cybersecurity experts say would strengthen the country's internet and its ability to conduct cyberattacks.

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  North Korea Accidentally Revealed It Has Just 28 Websites

  North Korea, like many countries, has its own country code top-level domain name. This means any Web address that ends with ".kp" is linked to the notoriously isolated nation, much like addresses that end ".de" are linked to Germany and ".jp" are linked to Japan.

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  North Korea Restricts Access to Uncensored Mobile Internet

  Foreigners in North Korea no longer have access to the country's 3G network, the country's mobile phone provider said in a message sent to its subscribers in the country.

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  North Korea Blames the US for Internet Outages

  North Korea accused the United States today of being responsible for Internet outages it experienced in recent days amid a confrontation between them over the hacking of the film studio Sony Pictures.

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  Downing North Korea's Internet Not Much Of A Scalp

  If someone did just knock North Korea off the Internet for half a day, it wouldn't have taken much. With barely 1,000 Internet addresses, one Internet service provider and one connection to the outside world via China, North Korea's cyberlinks are negligible - barely one percent of that of Afghanistan.

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  North Korea's Internet Links Restored Amid US Hacking Dispute

  North Korea, at the center of a confrontation with the United States over the hacking of Sony Pictures, experienced a complete Internet outage for hours before links were restored on Tuesday, a US company that monitors Internet infrastructure said.

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  North Korea to allow mobile Internet for foreigners

  North Korea will soon allow foreigners to tweet, Skype and surf the Internet from their cellphones, iPads and other mobile devices.

• North Korea to allow mobile Internet for foreigners

  North Korea will soon allow foreigners to tweet, Skype and surf the Internet from their cellphones, iPads and other mobile devices in its second relaxation of controls on communications in recent weeks. However, North Korean citizens will not have access to the mobile Internet service to be offered by provider Koryolink within the next week.