How does a country with no open internet become the world’s most dangerous cybercriminal state? National security expert and ...

Credit: AP/REX/Shutterstock The small slice of folks who sit atop North Korea's sociopolitical hierarchy use the internet pretty much like anyone else in the world, according to a study published ...

North Korea, one of the most secretive nations, has built a tightly controlled version of the internet that starkly contrasts with the global web. Also read North Korean Troops Defected from ...

Phone calls and internet activity are monitored by ‘Bureau 27’ in North Korea’s State Security Department. The unit specialises in covert intelligence, and uses sophisticated equipment to detect ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Despite being an extremely reclusive country, North Korea does have an internet. It's just not like the internet everyone else is using. It's more "Information ...