On Monday afternoon, a security engineer named Matt Bryant stumbled upon a part of the Internet that is usually hidden from most of the world: a list of websites available to people with Internet access in North Korea.The total number of sites was just 28.
On Monday afternoon, a security engineer named Matt Bryant stumbled upon a part of the Internet that is usually hidden from most of the world: a list of websites available to people with Internet access in North Korea.The total number of sites was just 28.
The Tony Burgess Blog 
I had no idea.
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OMG! that takes me back to the old bulletin board days when we had dial up modems.
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They are a very closed society which adds to mystery and a little fear.
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Great story! I am a HUGE NPR fan!
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