I just checked the Unifi Billing & Payment Guide, and just noticed it has been updated to inform us that we can pay online now, but only via M2U. I tested it out and can confirm that we can select 'Telekom Malaysia Berhad - UniFi' in the 'Utilities' category. I then called UniFi CS to ask when it would be available in CIMBclicks, but the rep couldn't answer. I also asked when it was made available in M2U, and she said it was already available for a month? Huh, I'm pretty sure a lot of people checked with UniFi CS these past few weeks and got the same answer that we couldn't pay online for now. What crappy customer service, but that's nothing new I guess. Oh well, at least we can pay online now.

Bwa? Now I don't understand what you're trying to say. I have 20Mbps and it's still not enough.

It's mostly idle actually. I want the speed so I would spend less time downloading PS3 games/demos/firmware updates/DLC, WoW patches, videogame combo/tournament videos, work-related files/software updates, etc. It also helps a lot when I have to navigate through poorly designed Flash-heavy or Flash-based websites. I'm a busy man (not to mention impatient) so every second counts, lol.

700MB file should only take around 5 minutes at top speed.

Yeah, same here. As for me, the best part of IPTV is I get to watch old Hong Kong movies, including the pontianak cina movies that was banned by the Gov't. Talk about nostalgia. Man, I grew up with those stuff, lol.

Does it apply to all GPON/VDSL2 models? And is there any way to mitigate the security risk from our side?

I know, I keep getting this crazy idea that TM is doing this on purpose. Y'know, so it can potentially generate more revenue for them when users experience frequent downtime and/or exorbitant long distance call charges caused by telephone/modem hijacking.

Out of curiosity, can we track the culprit down with the SIP ID that it was changed to?

Now that I think about it, the SIP ID was probably just changed to a random number. Wouldn't make any sense for the culprit to put down his own ID there.