Hunting For North Korean Fiber Optic Cables
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Before we go any further, one thing that I want to make clear is that the word assume is going to be doing some heavy lifting throughout this post. This was a rabbit hole that I recently went down and I probably have more questions than answers, but I still wanted to document what I had found so far. If you have additional information or findings you want to share, as always feel free to reach out: [email protected].
It all started with a PowerPoint that I came across a few weeks ago. It was presented by the DPRK to the ICAO on the state of their aviation industry and their ADS-B deployment inside North Korea. However, one slide in particular caught my eye because it showed a fiber optic cable running across the country
This got me wondering more about the physical layout of the network inside North Korea. From the map …
It all started with a PowerPoint that I came across a few weeks ago. It was presented by the DPRK to the ICAO on the state of their aviation industry and their ADS-B deployment inside North Korea. However, one slide in particular caught my eye because it showed a fiber optic cable running across the country
This got me wondering more about the physical layout of the network inside North Korea. From the map …
IoC
175.45.177.10
188.43.225.153
175.45.176.0
175.45.176.71
175.45.178.0
175.45.177.0
103.35.255.254
188.43.225.153
175.45.176.0
175.45.176.71
175.45.178.0
175.45.177.0
103.35.255.254