We have opened up the North Korean Network

[GoldenShield]

We have opened up the North Korean Network. We are doing an ICO to raise support and resources, aswell as building out a bounty program for attacks.

check out the webpage: goldenshield.io


Main thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2363908.0

[GoldenShield]

The network is down.  

[GoldenShield]

North Korea runs on arpanet and only has 20 websites. You can now get in with a dns attack.

Support the goldenshield.io project by participating in the ICO. Together we can bring information freedom to the masses.


We kind of put the cart before the horse, but we need your support to sustain the attacks. The North Korean Network is down!

[Eatbatterys]

What is the point of this?

[GoldenShield]

What is the point of this?

We're crowd sourcing an activism mission to open up the North Korean networks. We will be building decentralized communications tools, among other things in the process to bring open access to information to North Koreans.

[Argoo]

It is very interesting. Informing North Koreans about truthful information about the processes taking place in the world is a worthy occupation. And will the authorities of this country allow a long time to invade the Internet in their space? There, huge money is spent on censorship. I do not believe in something that is technically feasible for a long time, almost on a constant basis, to communicate with the inhabitants of North Korea in this way.

[OneUnderBridge]

What is the point of this?

We're crowd sourcing an activism mission to open up the North Korean networks. We will be building decentralized communications tools, among other things in the process to bring open access to information to North Koreans.

It is needed and noble but can it be achieved? And are there any statistics on the number of North Korean citizens who are receptive enough to jeopardize the lives of themselves and their families to setup these channels of communication? It would be interesting to see the numbers.

[Eatbatterys]

What is the point of this?

We're crowd sourcing an activism mission to open up the North Korean networks. We will be building decentralized communications tools, among other things in the process to bring open access to information to North Koreans.

It is needed and noble but can it be achieved? And are there any statistics on the number of North Korean citizens who are receptive enough to jeopardize the lives of themselves and their families to setup these channels of communication? It would be interesting to see the numbers.

You'd be surprised how many risk this just so they can watch South Korean soap operas and listen to South Korean music