Proxy ain't so safe right?

Don't really need a VPN. I can actually still access most of the media. No problem here.

Not a techie in this, lazy to do anything.

it is very very safe and concealing if you know the way to do it

even the proxy IP I can change it how many times I like, yet I still 100% own the proxy server

power of the cloud computing

which server are u using...mind to share?

Pemantau's website pru13.info now also affected. It's accessible just fine from P1 and US via tunnel/VPN but not locally.

No access restriction, high GE13 traffic could slow access, says MCMC

May 02, 2013

KUALA LUMPUR, May 2 – An initial probe has shown no access restrictions by internet providers but high visitor traffic could be causing congestion to certain sites, Malaysia’s internet regulator said tonight.

The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) said it had begun investigating several complaints on access restriction “purportedly carried out by Internet Service Providers (ISPs).”

Early investigations indicate no such restrictions by ISPs but the congestion in affected sites could be due to a spike in visitors that is “related to GE13” in the past few days, the MCMC said in a statement.

“So far we have only received one official complaint on Monday, April 29 2013, from UMNO Online claiming that its readers faced difficulty in accessing the portal. However, we are still waiting for an official complaint from Malaysiakini on the same matter,” said Sheikh Raffie Abd Rahman, who is the commission’s strategic communications chief.

He said MCMC viewed the allegations of access restriction by ISPs seriously as those found to so would face action under the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998 for breaching their licence conditions.

In the statement, MCMC advised the public to not jump to conclusions before a thorough investigation has been completed.

“There are several possibilities that could affect quality of service, such as issues relating to network routing and capacity constraints due to an increase in the number of people accessing those particular websites.

“It is also possible that some of these websites experienced DDOS attacks. The root of the problem is difficult to ascertain without conducting a comprehensive network audit.,” MCMC said in the statement, referring to distributed denial of service (DDOS) attacks experienced by several websites including The Malaysian Insider.

The commission said local ISPs have been advised to step up their respective network security levels two weeks ago in order to avoid any service disruption.

Spin is starting

Spin is starting

Spin is starting

Thx Riz for this shocking discovery , never know how dirty these ppl can do out there, at this very sensitive moment ...

Indeed it's blocking on some sensitive videos, I VPNed to SingTel immediately have no problem viewing it.
Regardless what transpired, I believe there should not any such blocking/filtering.

Confirm the following videos can view from SingTel but not in Malaysia, so I just "made" it viewable on my personal site:
http://klseet.com/index.php/news-must-read...the-may13-truth
http://klseet.com/index.php/news-must-read...th-malaysiakini

Hope my site won't be block or kenal tangkap ...

Could it be just pure coincidence that TM's uplinks serving those particular 'hot' pages/videos are  congested?

It is absolutely not a coincidence. The experiments that rizvanrp and I did approached it from two directions:

1) Route requests to the same originating servers, but circumvent packet inspection by splitting HTTP headers across two packets. Requests succeed.

2) Route requests via a intermediate server that has a known good connection with the originating servers. When a packet capture is performed at the intermediate server and at the end-user, we see that packets is sent but not received. Requests still fail.

Would splitting requests = smaller request packets? Now just for discussion sake, would a smaller packet somehow be able to 'squeeze' its way in easier?