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August 31st, 2011 
FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda 
Chico Harlan and Ellen Nakashima
Washington Post
August 30, 2011
SEOUL — After nearly half of the servers for a South Korean bank crashed one day in April, investigators here found evidence indicating that they were dealing with a new kind of attack from an old rival: North Korea.
South Korean officials said that 30 million customers of the Nonghyup agricultural bank were unable to use ATMs or online services for several days and that key data were destroyed, making it the most serious of a series of incidents in recent months. But even more troubling was the prospect that a belligerent neighbor had acquired the tools to disrupt one of the world’s most heavily wired nations — and that even more damaging attacks could be in store.
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“This was an unprecedented act of cyberterror involving North Korea,” said Kim Young-dae, a senior South Korean prosecutor in charge of the investigation.
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Kim Jong Illin’ don’t know who he messin’ with– South Korea has technology that’s light years ahead of PRK’s– they could have ol’ Kimmy reduced to watching black and white TV on rabbit ears antenna, if he’s not careful…….