Russian telecommunications firm TransTeleCom appears to have begun
providing a new Internet connection to North Korea, supplementing an already existing
link from China, 38 North reported on Sunday.
The new connection appeared in Internet routing databases at 0908 UTC
on Sunday, or around 1738 Pyongyang time, according to the report.
The US Cyber Command has been carrying out denial of service attacks
against hackers from North Korea which was due to end on Saturday, the
Washington Post reported earlier.
TransTeleCom could not be immediately reached to comment on the report.
The 38 North website is a project of the US-Korea Institute at Johns Hopkins
School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS). — Reuters
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