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A guy who spent a year teaching in North Korea touched on this at CCC a couple years back. North Korea's intranet has its own DNS system, and they also (contra
by xiii1408 10y ago
A guy who spent a year teaching in North Korea touched on this at CCC a couple years back.
North Korea's intranet has its own DNS system, and they also (contrary to the article) assign a bunch of IP blocks not in RFC 4192 internally.
People who do have access to the outside Internet do so through an HTTP or SOCKS proxy with login credentials.
https://youtu.be/zuxlLLeKZZ8?t=421 https://youtu.be/zuxlLLeKZZ8?t=421
- walrus01 10y agoamusing about the new TLDs for their internal use, it looks like Donuts LLC (the company which runs a shitload of new GTLDs) and north korea have similar lines of thinking, but for very different reasons. http://www.donuts.domains/services/domain-names http://www.donuts.domains/services/domain-names