North Korea's Linux-based Red Star OS can be Hacked Remotely with just a Link

North Korea's own homegrown computer operating system, that's supposed to be fully hacker proof and more secure than foreign OS, like Microsoft's Windows, can easily be hacked remotely.

A group of hackers managed to break into Red Star OS — North Korea's government sanctioned Linux-based OS — using just a link.

Red Star OS is North Korea's own homegrown OS that looks remarkably just like

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Hackers aligned with North Korea have always been accused of attacking and targeting South Korean organizations, financial institutions, banks and media outlets.

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The cyber attack was

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