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Kentik finds likely DDoS disruption to North Korean internet

Network monitoring company Kentik found that a cyberattack likely caused intermittent internet outages in North Korea this week, taking down several state-managed websites. The outages were described as likely resulting from a DDoS attack.
WHO: Kentik
WHAT: Kentik found that a cyberattack likely caused intermittent internet outages in North Korea.
WHEN: Oct 23, 2026
WHERE: North Korea
WHY: A cyberattack likely caused the intermittent outages, according to Kentik's analysis.

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