Breaking: S. Korea Banking Computers, MSM Television networks all down- Hack Confirmed - Blaming North Korea- Shit Just Got Real!

I wonder if it's the Chinese?

I wouldn't be surprised if Hidden Hand had a..hidden hand in this hacking business.

holy shIIIIIIIIIIIT

DOOOOOOOM FROM KOREA

It could be Iran, to trigger a war between Koreas, keep USA and NATO busy there, and have free time to attack Israel.

Bingo.

All war begins with someone getting framed.

Ex. Franz Ferdinand

Austerity in pre Nazi Germany

Pearl Harbor

Golf Of Tonkin

9/11

Let's you and him fight, the card played by either USA or IRAN..

Fralse Frag!!!

loool hahaha

typical thinking of ''here'' ..

hahah not even close..

USA & NATO & the United Nazis are 24/7/365 busy WITH YOU ALL ..

helloooo, its 2013 and Earth's orbit is overpopulated by whatver-not type of sattelites ..

and you still think in the dark ages .. WAKE UP ..

ALL COUNTRIES ARE JUST LIKE COMPANIES, EVEN POORER ..

THOSE IN POWER DO NOT CARE FOR ANY COUNTRY

THEY HATE ALL HUMANS ANYWAY ..

SO GET YOUR HEAD OF YOU KNOW WHERE AND START DOING YOU KNOW WHAT......

Hey, maybe it was North Korea that hacked the Chase bank accounts !?!?!

South Korean banks and media report computer network crash

Read more: [link to www.foxnews.com]

Another dry run modelling public reaction to bank and service closures for when the financial collapse starts. North Koreans couldn't do this and China wouldn't.

Its coming.

(Rooters) - South Korea is ready to talk to Pyongyang about resuming tours to the Mount Kumgang resort in North Korea if the safety of travellers can be guaranteed, an official said on Wednesday.
you silly, silly people.

I'm certainly not on welfare, and I think this just-in-time mentality of the past 30 years, where everything must work all the time OR ELSE, is bullshit.

There have been recent cyber attacks against North Korea. This is probably a retaliation for those attacks.
It's the other half of the news, that the MSM don't tell you about.

since when does Capitalism represent freedom?

Capitalism is the TRUE oppression of ALL people.

Save all your documents and paper trails, cyber war is bring down the net.

:debt:

...it was Sarah Kerrigan and her army preparing for a zerg rush. The South are fucked unless they get some siege tanks ready. not good...not good at all

It was china.

Call me when South Korea actually do something other than increase their alert level. They don't want a war with N.Korea, simple as that.

From a Canadian journalist in SK -


I also took ferry off Yeonpyeong Island, after being told it was the last boat for three days. Very visible South Korean military presence.


S Korean military spox told us South, not North conducting drill today. Point was poorly communicated to Yeonpyeong residents I spoke to.


Live-fire exercises near Yeonpyeong Island very sensitive; North claims surrounding waters. Used such SK drill as pretext for 2010 shelling



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Steve Herman @W7VOA 2m Pyongyang radio: Kim Jong Un guided exercise of ultra-precision unmanned strike aircraft & self-propelled interceptor missiles. #DPRK

Indeed. you can have lack of freedom without capitalism but you can't have freedom WITH capitalism.

Your brother is fucking right numskull. Who gives a shit? Its like IRAN getting hacked. Nothing will come out of this douche. ALL North Korea is doing is trying to scare the public. They are just not stupid enough to use nukes. Lil Kim is just like his daddy, all talk.

North Korea: Comment. The Daily NK contains two articles, based on reporting from contacts in North Korea, that describe the living and food availability conditions during the national mobilization exercises in progress.


They confirm that a partial mobilization of manpower has occurred since 11 March, unlike any in a long time. The only work teams still functioning are those devoted to goods for the armed forces. Production teams that make goods for civilians are participating in or are supporting the training.




Food allocations are based on production output by workers. Closure of a production line for military training terminates food allocations for the workers on that line. Mobilized workers are fed by the army but their families at home must fend for themselves or receive special allocations from the government or pilfered food from the army.




The contacts in North Korea report serious food shortages among the families of the mobilized workers, some of whom have threatened protests. In one major city on the China border, the government made a special allocation to avert a riot.




There are many hardships to living in North Korea, but food shortage is a category of hardship that has prompted public riots in the past that required troops to suppress. Government action to avert them by limited food allocations is an indication of the gravity of the internal situation. The leadership cannot afford to divert military resources to riot control when it is risking general war.




What the reports confirm is that the exercise is a high cost activity because no civilian trade goods are being produced and food is dedicated to the military first. The economic and social costs described in the articles indicate the exercise is more than just training. It is rehearsal and preparation for an action that risks a wider conflict.




The end of China's National People's Congress removes one powerful political constraint on North Korean decision making. The next two or three weeks require special vigilance because of the extent of the North Korean exertions already expended and because spring planting usually starts in April.



[link to www.kforcegov.com]

NightWatch
For the night of 19 March 2013


Unconfirmed reports state China has sent aircraft and ground forces to reinforce its border with North Korea since the UN sanctions were announced on 7 March and placed border forces on increased alert. The extent of the reinforcement is not clear, but the reports indicate China has taken some extra security precautions against the ripple effects of an armed provocation.

[link to www.kforcegov.com]

running updates on the SK cyberattack over at the S. Korean blog "Marmots Hole" -



UPDATE: The government is now saying the malware—spread through a Patch Management System—destroyed PCs’ Master Boot Record (MBR). The networks are actually OK, but those affected can’t boot their computers. They also say this attack happened only in Korea.



[link to www.rjkoehler.com]

Interesting way of doing it.

Take out my internet connection to GLP and damn right that's an act of war