⚡️😂 FUN FACT - A developer created a website to prove he wasn't a North Korean hacker, but his site was reportedly hit by a DDoS attack involving nearly 9 million requests in just a few minutes.
An internet user known by the username “bread.mega” launched DPRKaptcha, a parody of the famous CAPTCHA tests.
To prove they don’t work for North Korea, visitors must answer completely absurd questions, select images of leaders, and even virtually shave Kim Jong-un’s head.
It’s a way of mocking North Korean hackers following the recent hacks of crypto platforms.
But his site was reportedly overwhelmed by nearly 9 million requests in just a few minutes, causing it to go offline.
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