RE: tlug: security, ministry crackers

["Marcos Campos" <marcospbc@example.com>]

>
>This makes me wonder whether sites that have a country
>ending like "jp" are necessarily located physically inside the
>relevant country.  Anyone know particulars or sources of info
>on this one?  Seems like it could be important to business,
>and significant in litigation.
>
>Frank Bennett

I read recently that North Koreans don't have access to Internet and that 
all the official sites of North Korean government was hosted in Japan (what 
an irony...). I'm sure they don't use ".jp" in their address despite the 
fact that I'd never see any sites from North Korea at all...

Marcos

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