The Hacker that Broke North Korea’s Internet

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In January 2022, a shocking report emerged—nearly all of North Korea’s websites were down. Speculation ran wild, from hacker groups to government agencies. But the truth? It was just one man, working alone. Meet P4x, the hacker who breached North Korea’s digital defenses. After years of hiding and fearing for his life, he’s finally ready to tell his story.

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[slidebean]

What’s your take—was Alex response over the top, or did North Korea get what they deserved?
Also, big thanks to today’s sponsor! <3

[nyanrxenawang]

Glad to see The Weeknd and Jack Harlow together

[KanishkaSarangi-ntfx]

Bro grounded an entire country for a phishing backdoor

[rafael-]

That hacker was like : hmm, you’ve been a bad boy, no internet for today

[TheGhostInTheWires]

You could probably DDOS North Korea's entire internet infrastructure with a Raspberry PI 😂

[billgaters]

I was always curious as a private citizen if you hacked a foreign adversary of the United States how our government would react. I suppose it would depend upon the circumstances. Props to this man for accomplishing that hack by himself.

[mr.atomictitan]

he probably launched the attack while he was drunk 🤣

[tuams]

This was a great insight and the cyber security theatre is not really talked too much about. I would be happy to hear more hacker stories and the impacts of people and business. Great video, Kaya!

[OneGordoNation]

Can we please give this man a medal of merit. What a patriot.
Awesome video with a fascinating guy.

[mikereid-zefh]

i wish we could've seen the whole conversation not just bits of it! i wouldve watched for hours.

[RodrigoIglesias]

What an amazing video, thanks algorithm!

[Ichinin]

"Ban yourself from visiting the lovely north korea" - LOL!

[danielclaire]

Your commentary got in the way. Just let the interview play out with Alex

[BenjaminHari]

02:59 that's so freaking true!! I've heard so many hackers from young to old when they do the bug bounty they usually don't get paid because even companies like Apple, Microsoft, Google etc. love to weasel out from paying with various excuses after the hacker shows how the bug is done.
And then they wonder why some hackers rather sell their bug/exploit in black market.

[darchib]

Great story, great interview. I appreciate hearing more from the INTERVIEWER. At least he could articulate a narrative. The hacker was too busy talking about how fabulous he is and how terrible the FBI was. Surprised he didn’t break his arm from patting himself on the back.

[Tchnocrt]

This is really cool to watch
very thing was carefully explain and understandable, nice one dude

[thdvinh]

CIA was happy when NK connected to internet, then this guy showed up

[jonathanlivingston]

5:30 The U.S. cyberattacked Iran’s nuclear plant

[henryposadas]

Would it be possible to actually open North Korea to the world internet or feed news and stories about their dictator and how it oppress the population?

[REMY.C.]

I wish I had 1000th this guy's skills so I can hack my own wifi, I mean connect to my wifi 😂