Is it safe to install North Korea Linux? North Korea’s version of Linux (Red Star OS) has gotten quite a bit of media coverage, and it’s also attracted the attention of some Linux users.

Red Star is North ... $5 near Kim Il-sung University. The install disk apparently features a quote from Kim Jong-il about the importance of an operating system "compatible with Korean traditions ...

North Korea’s Red ... Star operating system, a clone of Apple's Mac OS X, was leaked online as the world said goodbye to 2014. This gave researchers a chance to poke around the state-tweaked ...

A pair of German computer researchers have recently completed an investigation into North Korea's Red Star OS version ... the install ISO for yourself and gain root access and English language ...

Based on a version of Linux called Fedora, Red Star OS, not surprisingly ... Almost comically, when shifting the language to English, we see that the Finder has been renamed KFinder.

As we've covered before, North Korea has its own version of Linux called Red Star OS. A pair of German researchers ... but is also paranoid that other countries could install back doors to prevent ...

North Korea has its own national desktop operating system and the very latest version, called Red Star 3.0, has leaked online, giving us a rare glimpse into what happens when you build something ...

From a calendar that starts with the birth of Kim Il-sung to the “Naenara” web browser, Red Star is a study in state-controlled technology. Last month a paper run by China’s Ministry of ...

It's no secret that North Korea has its own Linux distribution, Red Star OS, that limits you to a government-approved view of the world. However, researchers have just taken an in-depth look into ...