Thursday, July 9, 2009
Government and commercial Web sites in the U.S. and South Korea are target of attacks.
At least 35 government and commercial Web sites in South Korea and the United States came under major attack over the past several days, fueling suspicions of involvement by North Korea or its sympathizers.
In the United States, the attacks targeted the White House Web site and those operated by major government agencies, including the departments of Homeland Security and Defense.
According to U.S. government officials, the attacks aimed to overwhelm those affected sites with phony access requests and therefore, deny access to legitimate ones.
So that's what they say. It could have been an inside j0b by the Obama administration trying to deny access to the mob of angry job seekers.
For more, see the Washingtonpost.com
In the United States, the attacks targeted the White House Web site and those operated by major government agencies, including the departments of Homeland Security and Defense.
According to U.S. government officials, the attacks aimed to overwhelm those affected sites with phony access requests and therefore, deny access to legitimate ones.
So that's what they say. It could have been an inside j0b by the Obama administration trying to deny access to the mob of angry job seekers.
For more, see the Washingtonpost.com
Labels: cyberattacks, department of defense, department of homeland security, North Korea, South Korea, U.S. goverment, White House, White House Web site
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Dunkin Donuts is planing to open 100 new stores in South Korea.
After opening 191 stores in South Korea last year, Dunkin' Donuts is said to be planning to open 100 more by year end. With already 663 stores in the country, executives at the company are expecting to double that number within the next decade.
Way to go America. Since you cannot invade every country on earth, one solution to bring them under your fold is to fatten their people.
For more, see WSJ.com
Way to go America. Since you cannot invade every country on earth, one solution to bring them under your fold is to fatten their people.
For more, see WSJ.com
Labels: coffee, coffee shops., doughnuts, Dunkin Donuts, South Korea
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