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<\/a><\/center>Abandoned by its allies in Sweden and Norway<\/a>, the Pirate Bay has decided to set sail for a new virtual home in the well-known bastion of Internet freedom known as North Korea<\/a>… except that it hasn’t. Although the notorious file-sharing site claimed to have found<\/a> “virtual asylum” in North Korea this week, there’s a good chance it was joking around while trying to make an ironic point about Internet freedom. Will’s Blog<\/em>, a German tech blog run by an experienced hacker<\/a>, has done some detective work and has found no evidence that the Pirate Bay has shifted its hosting responsibilities to North Korean networks. Instead, it has merely ” ‘hijacked’ 2 IPs from the North Korean network” in an effort to spoof\u00a0traceroutes and make it look as though the site’s traffic is originating in North Korea.<\/p>\n