Minju Joson Tuesday in a commentary terms this another unpardonable politically-motivated provocation against the DPRK and a mean trick to get rid of the worst ruling crisis.

The commentary goes on:

Lurking behind the puppet regime's floating of the story about "north's hacking" is its sinister attempt to save the foundation of its rule from the uncontrollable crisis and prolong its remaining days.

Exasperated by the domestic and foreign public's mounting criticism and condemnation of the ill-advised decision to deploy THAAD and the situation turning unfavorable to it, the Park regime is seeking its way out in a stereotyped conspiratorial racket. This, however, would get it nowhere.

In another word, the Park regime's false propaganda is no more than its last-ditch effort to get rid of its pretty fix at any cost by diverting elsewhere public criticism of the decision on THAAD deployment through such whopping lie and justifying its thrice-cursed crimes.

The regime's desperate efforts to brand the DPRK as "mastermind of hacking" also betray its ulterior purpose to cook up the "law on preventing cyber terrorism" at any cost.

The law is aimed to stamp out democracy and civil rights lock, stock and barrel and thus revive the era of "yusin" dictatorship under the pretext of non-existent "hacking" and "cyber terrorism" by someone.