'Anonymous Korea' claim taking down N.Korean govt websites.(RT).
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The hacktivist group Anonymous_Korea published a list of the five government websites they claimed to have put out of action on their Twitter feed under the hash tag 'Tangodown.'
The sites included the Korean and English language versions of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, the North Korean Committee for Cultural Relations and the state-owned airline Air Koryo.
The group later tweeted the attack was still under way, but they had not managed to bring down The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea’s site.
#OpNorthKorea- It is still attacking, however korea-dpr.com is still up. All others are #TangoDown"Pyongyang stepped up its warmongering rhetoric on Friday night and declared it was “entering a state of war” with its southern neighbor.
— Anonymous_Korea (@Anonsj) March 30, 2013
“From this time on, the North-South relations will be entering the state of war and all issues raised between the North and the South will be handled accordingly,” a special statement by the country’s top military command reads, according to KCNA state news agency.Read the full story here.
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