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How North Koreans access the real internet - Vimarsana News

How North Koreans access the real internet

While modern society has known North Korea for its isolationist policies, the so-called hermit kingdom is not completely cut off from the rest of the world. Perhaps still unbeknownst to some, the upper half of the Korean Peninsula does have internet — albeit only accessed by a few and one that looks much smaller from the World Wide Web we virtually live in. What North Korean internet looks like: To understand just how much North Koreans can possibly know about the world through a computer, it is important to distinguish the two online connections available to them.

Source: yahoo.com
Crypto Cybercrime Cost Dips to $920M in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Crypto Cybercrime Cost Dips to $920M in 2023

Hackers kept pace with the rapid evolution of blockchain systems, stealing about $920 million in the first half of 2023. Cybercriminals attacked smart contracts,

Crypto Cybercrime Cost Dips to $920M in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Crypto Cybercrime Cost Dips to $920M in 2023

Hackers kept pace with the rapid evolution of blockchain systems, stealing about $920 million in the first half of 2023. Cybercriminals attacked smart contracts,

North Korean Hackers Unleash New Malware Targeting Apple's MacOS - Vimarsana News

North Korean Hackers Unleash New Malware Targeting Apple's MacOS

Cybersecurity researchers have sounded alarm over the new variant of malware developed by North Korean hackers which targets Apple's MacOS system.

How North Koreans access the real internet - Vimarsana News

How North Koreans access the real internet

While modern society has known North Korea for its isolationist policies, the so-called hermit kingdom is not completely cut off from the rest of the world. Perhaps still unbeknownst to some, the upper half of the Korean Peninsula does have internet — albeit only accessed by a few and one that looks much smaller from the World Wide Web we virtually live in. What North Korean internet looks like: To understand just how much North Koreans can possibly know about the world through a computer, it is important to distinguish the two online connections available to them.

Source: yahoo.com