North Korea Back Online
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Who Unplugged North Korea?
North Koreans can surf the Internet once again. But the ride isn't smooth -- not that the Web waves were ever all that great in the isolated Asian nation.
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If the US Didn't pull the pull on North Korea's Internet, Who Did? 
North Korea’s fledgling Internet access went dark Monday, days after President Obama promised a “proportional response” to the nation’s alleged hack of Sony Pictures Entertainment. The question of who pulled the plug immediately became the stuff of a global cyber-mystery.
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North Korea experiencing widespread Internet outages
North Korea experienced a massive Internet outage Monday, and some researchers and web watchers speculated that the country's online connections could be under cyberattack.
The Internet outage comes less than a week after the U.S. vowed an unspecified response to a massive hacking attack against Sony Pictures Entertainment over the release of the comedy film "The Interview." The plot of the comedy centers on the assassination of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, leading to widespread speculation that the country was responsible for the attack. Late last week, the FBI...
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