Earlier quoted context omitted.
The site is available to the world, http://gnu.rep.kp/
Is it malicious?
If you run it while disabling JS and Flash, it should be safe.
Snapshot of North Korea’s DNS data taken from zone transfers
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#22Earlier quoted context omitted.
And/or what can be learned from the leaked data?
What websites they have? airkoryo.com.kp. cooks.org.kp. // receips are important friend.com.kp. // facebook clone? :D gnu.rep.kp. // yay at least their software is free kass.org.kp. kcna.kp. kiyctc.com.kp. knic.com.kp. koredufund.org.kp. korelcfund.org.kp. korfilm.com.kp. // movie4k clone at least there it is legal, lol ma.gov.kp. masikryong.com.kp. naenara.com.kp. nta.gov.kp. portal.net.kp. // yahoo clone ;) rcc.net…
> korfilm.com.kp.
That 1990s style animated banner.. THE PYONGYANG INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL. I bet a ton of celebs visit that!
Re: Snapshot of North Korea’s DNS data taken from zone transfers
#23For someone who isn't particularly familiar with DNS, what are the implications of this?
That their intranet/internet is apparently pretty small, comprising only a few dozen domains, run off five Nameservers. Also cooks.org.kp. I really want to go to the Facing grand slam popular restaurant , previously the Flavour bases loaded restaurant , but they're really embracing their new name apparently. http://cooks.org.kp/restaurants.php?rID=21
Yeah, looks like someone high up has a food obsession...
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#25silibank.net.kp must be where they make the counterfeit currency?
Re: Snapshot of North Korea’s DNS data taken from zone transfers
#26Fascinating, that's the complete zone for the whole country? And it's run on 5 servers? (only 5 different IPs mentioned as far as I can tell)
Usually you run NS behind anycast, so the actual number of servers can be vastly bigger. But since this is NK, maybe 5 is reasonable.
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#27If you want to keep secrets, publishing them in DNS is the wrong place for it.
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Re: Snapshot of North Korea’s DNS data taken from zone transfers
#29Fascinating, that's the complete zone for the whole country? And it's run on 5 servers? (only 5 different IPs mentioned as far as I can tell)
Usually you run NS behind anycast, so the actual number of servers can be vastly bigger. But since this is NK, maybe 5 is reasonable.
Would many people within the country even have access to this intranet?
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#30Earlier quoted context omitted.
What websites they have? airkoryo.com.kp. cooks.org.kp. // receips are important friend.com.kp. // facebook clone? :D gnu.rep.kp. // yay at least their software is free kass.org.kp. kcna.kp. kiyctc.com.kp. knic.com.kp. koredufund.org.kp. korelcfund.org.kp. korfilm.com.kp. // movie4k clone at least there it is legal, lol ma.gov.kp. masikryong.com.kp. naenara.com.kp. nta.gov.kp. portal.net.kp. // yahoo clone ;) rcc.net…
> korfilm.com.kp. That 1990s style animated banner.. THE PYONGYANG INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL. I bet a ton of celebs visit that!
Red carpet doesn't get redder than this.
That said they had some surprising entries:
> In 2006, the Swedish horror comedy Frostbiten was shown at the festival, the first foreign horror film to ever be shown in North Korea.