North Korea Not Responsible for Sony Pictures Hacking: US Cyber Experts

US cyber experts have expressed skepticism about the FBI's conclusion that North Korea was behind the notorious attack against Sony Pictures Entertainment, citing lack of evidence.

 US cyber experts have expressed their doubts about North Korea's involvement in the infamous hacking attack against Sony Pictures Entertainment last month.
"It's clear to us, based on both forensic and other evidence we've collected, that unequivocally they are not responsible for orchestrating or initiating the attack on Sony," said Sam Glines, the head of the cybersecurity company Norse, as quoted by CNN.

North Korea sends "atomic bomb" to America, says U.S. 'Graveyard Of Human Rights' Over Ferguson

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — North Korea is saying the police shooting of an unarmed black 18-year-old in Ferguson, Missouri, is evidence that the United States is a "graveyard of human rights."

The comments by a Foreign Ministry spokesman fit a North Korean pattern of seizing any opportunity to turn the table on Washington's longstanding criticism of the North as one of the world's worst human rights abusers.

North Korea Closes Border to Tourists Over Ebola Fears

North Korea is to close its borders to foreign tourists from Friday because of fears about the Ebola virus, say travel agencies with links to the country.
Beijing-based Koryo Tours, wrote on its Facebook page: "We have just been informed by our partners in North Korea that tomorrow North Korea will stop accepting international tourists due to the threat of the Ebola virus.”