Did the U.S. Kick North Korea off the Internet?

The video discusses North Korea's limited Internet connectivity, with only four official networks compared to the US's 152,000. It explores potential actions by the US or hackers to disrupt these networks, highlighting the impact on North Korea's government rather than its citizens. The discussion includes North Korea's cyber warfare tactics, often launched from outside the country due to limited bandwidth. The response to North Korea's Internet use is seen as symbolic and proportional, affecting the government more than the populace.

How many official networks connect North Korea to the internet?

• 4,000

• 400

• 40

• 4

What might be a reason for the US or hackers to target North Korea's internet networks?

• To help North Korea improve its cyber security

• To respond to rising tensions

• To increase North Korea's internet speed

• To provide free internet access

What is a possible reason for the US to cut off North Korea's internet access?

• To provide North Korea with more bandwidth

• To help North Korea improve its internet infrastructure

• As a symbolic gesture with low impact on citizens

• To encourage North Korea to develop more networks

Why does North Korea conduct cyber attacks from outside the country?

• To collaborate with international hackers

• To avoid detection

• To access more advanced technology

• Due to limited bandwidth within the country

What is the impact of internet disruption on North Korean citizens?

• It improves their internet speed

• It has little impact as they lack internet access

• It provides them with more online resources

• It significantly affects their daily lives