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　　Teen Hacks North Korea Website with‘Password’

　　You know how we are not supposed to use a simpleterm like "password" when creating a password?

　　Someone forgot to tell North Korea.

　　Or they didn't listen. Because a British teenagergained use of a new North Korean website by entering the password ... "password."

　　Scotland's Andrew McKean, 18, hacked a website North Korea calls "Best Korean SocialNetwork." It looks like a Facebook page, but it is not part of the American-based socialnetwork. The real Facebook site serves more than 1 billion people every month.

　　The North Korea site, reports MarketWatch, is seen by about 1,000 households.

　　McKean said he found out which computer program was used to build the site, according toNYMag.com. Then, he easily hacked the admin account, or the account that controls the site.

　　"McKean says he had access to user accounts, the ability to censor content, and could haveeven changed the site name," said the online magazine.

　　But all he left was a simple message that read, "Uh, I didn't create this site just found thelogin."

　　The site appears to be taken down.

　　I'm Kathleen Struck.