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After the Binance hack, the developers came up with an unusual captcha to protect against North Korean hackers: users are asked to choose insults against Kim Jong Un and the DPRK, proving they are not from North Korea. But the protection did not last long: immediately after the launch, the service itself became the victim of a DDoS attack. Dimitri Nicotin.

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After the Binance hack, the developers came up with an unusual captcha to protect against North Korean hackers: users are asked to choose insults against Kim Jong Un and the DPRK, proving they are not from North Korea. But the protection did not last long: immediately after the launch, the service itself became the victim of a DDoS attack. Dimitri Nicotin.

After the Binance hack, the developers came up with an unusual captcha to protect against North Korean hackers: users are asked to choose insults against Kim Jong Un and the DPRK, proving they are not from North Korea. But the protection did not last long: immediately after the launch, the service itself became the victim of a DDoS attack. Dimitri Nicotin.

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