DERP just took down all internet in North Korea

[Tetris]

these DERP people are just getting the attention they wanted

stop making them celebrities

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[Jairo]

How do we know that what these people were saying was actually true?

uhh because this is the internet

duh

[Mr Man]

Are you saying north Korea had an internet in the first place?

[Electro]

Welp prepare the missile defenses.

[Caribou]

Oh wow, this is pretty extreme and kinda pathetic how a small and pitiful hacking group like this took down a countries entire Internet.

[DrenDran]

isn't derp just some 16 year old kid?

[Arekan]

if this actually happened holy forget
that is the stupidest idea ever. either way, north Korea has missiles that will kill somebody, and we've just started a loving war.
and for what?

[curiosblockland6]

How did this person actually "confirm" that he took down an entire nation's Internet? Is that even possible?

[Yosher]

These people are total cigaretteolas and you should stop taking them seriously.

[Rainzx¹]

How can you count dos as hacking, it's one command in cmd, i'm not impressed.


North Korea isn't very advanced in computing, let alone theres only one city with electicity,
They probably only have one or two crappy servers handling connections.

Not that hard really.

[tails]

Iirc the entire Lulzsec team were all arrested.
I doubt they'll pull that stuff again.

Cleary was jailed for 32 months, Davis for two years and Ackroyd for 30 months. Al Bassam was given a 20-month suspended sentence. LulzSec hacker Jeremy Hammond was sentenced to 10 years in prison followed by three years of supervised release. Mustafa "Tflow" al-Bassam, who was 16 at the time of his arrest, has had a 20-month sentence suspended for two years and must serve 300 hours of community service.

[Yosher]

Source?

[Jairo]

either way, north Korea has missiles that will kill somebody, and we've just started a loving war.

[Frankie²]

yeah Seoul totally isnt within range of anything of north koreas!!!

[EazyE]

loic lol