Anonymous takes control of North Korea's Twitter and Flickr accounts, defaces websites
North Korea's official Twitter and Flickr accounts have been hacked and two of its main websites defaced, in hacker group Anonymous's latest efforts to disrupt the communist county's online presence.
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