Connect to share and comment  South Korea accuses North of cyber
attacks   SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea accused North Korea on
Tuesday of mounting cyber attacks on the websites of its
presidential office and other government agencies, saying it had
identified signature malicious computer codes and an internet
address.  The cyber attacks took place last month, on the
anniversary of the beginning of the 1950-53 Korean War which
left the peninsula divided between the rival countries.  North
Korea has been suspected of masterminding previous cyber attacks
on South Korea, including one in March that paralyzed tens of
thousands of computers and servers at major broadcasters and
banks.  North Korea has repeatedly denied responsibility for
such attacks saying it has also been a victim of hacking.    The
malicious computer codes and technique of the attack were
similar to those detected in previous hacking attacks traced to
the North, officials added.  The accusation comes as the two
Koreas wrangle over the reopening