EPTNorth Koreans cyber attacks consist mainly of broad attacks, simply striking whoever is vulnerable.
Now if you wanted to see what South Korea could do if all of its best minds were unleashed on the world....
Al Jazeera 101 East: Gaming Addiction - Page 2
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Medrea
10003 Posts
North Koreans cyber attacks consist mainly of broad attacks, simply striking whoever is vulnerable. Now if you wanted to see what South Korea could do if all of its best minds were unleashed on the world.... | ||
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NuKE[vZ]
United States249 Posts
On August 27 2012 23:47 radscorpion9 wrote: Also to people who are ridiculing North Korea as having technology from the cold war, I mean just watch the video and see some of the things that North Korea has already managed to do, from infiltrating and shutting down major banks to nearly releasing a computer virus in an airport terminal that could have resulted in plane crashes. If you watch the video, former cyber-warfare intelligence operatives and university professors who defected to South Korea talk about what the North's interests are and some of their capabilities (in addition to high-tech assassination attempts). Couldn't have said it better myself, anyone that has followed the news in the past few years would understand that. Mendrea, you believe because a Country does not provide basic essentials such as electricity makes a country not up to par technologically, which makes me laugh. | ||
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Medrea
10003 Posts
The keyword was warfare if I recall. Not hitting up banks and airports. And its not fair if we don't measure South Korea's cyber warfare capabilities as well. Hacking is easier than defending against hacks anyway. Also saying South korea is at a disadvantage because they are too busy playing video games. What the fuck logic is that? South Korea has a big smoking problem. Im waiting for the Al Jazeera article saying that South Korea is at a disadvantage because if North Korea attacks everyone in South Korea will be on smoke break. | ||
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AKomrade
United States582 Posts
Drill and train video game eight hours a day for seven days to prepare for competition, obviously addicted. | ||
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NuKE[vZ]
United States249 Posts
On August 28 2012 00:12 AKomrade wrote: Drill and train sports practice six hours a day for five days to prepare for competition, obviously professional player. Drill and train video game eight hours a day for seven days to prepare for competition, obviously addicted. no such thing as cyberwarfare in sports though!! xDDD | ||
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Typhoon1789
Australia292 Posts
On August 27 2012 23:59 Medrea wrote: Medrea, c'mon its 6 letters >.> The keyword was warfare if I recall. Not hitting up banks and airports. And its not fair if we don't measure South Korea's cyber warfare capabilities as well. Hacking is easier than defending against hacks anyway. Also saying South korea is at a disadvantage because they are too busy playing video games. What the fuck logic is that? South Korea has a big smoking problem. Im waiting for the Al Jazeera article saying that South Korea is at a disadvantage because if North Korea attacks everyone in South Korea will be on smoke break. Man that last bit gave me a good laugh. Thanks for that! | ||
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SupLilSon
Malaysia4123 Posts
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Raid
United States398 Posts
Not to be biased or racist, but I also find it laughable that Al Jazeera is making unprofessional comments about cyber warfare when their own countries in the middle-east such as Iran were planning on running Nuclear energy off Windows. In which case failed miserably when "anonymous country" decided to hack them. | ||
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Olex
United States135 Posts
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Gben592
United Kingdom281 Posts
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tsuxiit
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Copymizer
Denmark2108 Posts
On September 08 2012 15:28 Gben592 wrote: There is no way, NO way South Korea coulf ever be at a disadvantage. Barely anyone in N korea actually has computers, never mind the skill to hack and stuff ^^ You do know the very political top have computers + internet and they do have people being trained in cyberwarfare to attack south korea. there's always something beneath the surface | ||
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Xapti
Canada2473 Posts
Sure South Korea plays games, but there's also South Korean online security firms, programmers, analysts, hackers, and all sorts of things. In North Korea there's none of that except for small, poorly-funded government IT guys and cyber-agents. Games are a big business nowadays, and security is important. Proper hack-resistant coding mechanisms, network security procedures, encryption and authentication systems, and other things are certainly applicable to game technology and business technology, to which South Korea has a ton of both. The combination of South Korea's economy and tech environment/access alone is so much greater than North Korea's, and makes it far more powerful in an online environment. North Korea's biggest advantage defensively is also it's biggest disadvantage offensively — it's isolation. If North Korea was to get any sort of virus spread, they couldn't use it to steal anything (at least not easily), they could only only destroy stuff. While that doesn't mean it couldn't cause damage, it does mean it's less beneficial for them (it would just get the world angrier at them if detected without any direct benefit to them). North Korea being a cyber threat is a ridiculous joke — that story/documentary sounds more stupid than a Fox news report. | ||
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babylon
8765 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + But China will win with Transformers. | ||
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TheDougler
Canada8324 Posts
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setzer
United States3284 Posts
Calling GOM one of the nation's top rating TV shows? Saying Koreans care less about the Olympics than e-sports? I'll watch the rest (or as much as I can stomache) but like most pieces done of video games and e-sports by mainstream media this looks like hardly any effort was put in. Of course I'm sure the nation that can't even correcly launch an ICBM could successfully wage cyberwarfare against one of the most technologically advanced nations. | ||
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uzushould
Austria122 Posts
and to be completely honest, north korea is like 20 years in the past regarding technology and knowledge.... and this gameing addiction part was a bullshit as well....there are tons of people overdoin some kind of sport or somthing and i bet i could find partents who let their children die while they where doin something else in every activity out there.....be it sports or going to the casino, or even chatting in chatrooms or using facebook....that are just retarded people...and if they wouldn t be addicted to gaming they would probably be addicted to something else like drugs alcohol gambling or whatever that are just individual cases that doesn t matter at all. overall a really really bad and pointless docu.... | ||
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ShatterZer0
United States1843 Posts
On August 27 2012 23:20 Medrea wrote: They already do! Bringing North Korea into the topic pretty much invalidates everything. Its just a video on game addiction. So while it has valid points. Talking about cyber warfare is laughable. Everyone knows North Korea's only goal in war is to rush across the DMZ and take Seoul (50 miles away) in a swift decisive action. North Korea lacks any plan to WIN a war in any way against South Korea any more... all they can really do is pray that their artillery threatening to raze Seoul to the ground is enough to perpetuate a standoff until the end of time. | ||
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SickeL
110 Posts
On August 27 2012 23:20 Medrea wrote: They already do! Bringing North Korea into the topic pretty much invalidates everything. Its just a video on game addiction. So while it has valid points. Talking about cyber warfare is laughable. Everyone knows North Korea's only goal in war is to rush across the DMZ and take Seoul (50 miles away) in a swift decisive action. Then SK will be fine. They've had years defending outdated 4pools- and now, they've had just the same amount of time defending 6pools. No issue, and we can probably except a really fast GG unless the Chinese interfere- which they won't, I don't recall where, but I remember the Chinese government releasing a statement comparing NK with a rebellious child. | ||
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docvoc
United States5491 Posts
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