Pyongyang's two-track IT approach is slap in Seoul's face : vimarsana.com

Some critics say the liberal Kim Dae-jung government's pursuit of inter-Korean IT partnerships in the 2000s was a reckless idea, if not suicidal, claiming North Korea exploited it and launched cyberattacks against the South in return.

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