What company would have all the major telcos' data?

A contractor for mcmc?

leaks that caused us receiving strangers calls?

I wish more people aware how seriously of the data leak which is going to stay on the internet forever...

This post has been edited by Kadaj: Nov 17 2017, 11:35 AM

had rm100+ worth of calls monthly attributed to me for a period of 6 months. insisted that i was the one who made it. even their own assigned investigator/wanker within the company assumed i'm trying no skip paying and spoke as such when he was supposedly reporting back to me with the results of the investigation.

so i bayar and left the network. it was maxis. plenty of shady employees within.

that is why i say more like plotek telco. but the question is, who has the ball to sue them? even the gov also plotek telco

I just give up, you can live on with your ignorant views.

The breach likely occurred within MCMC itself, or a related arm. Just read up Keith's post and you will understand. Who has a centralized database? Now tat's the right question to ask.

It would be a big slap to their face if it really came from mcmc. The gov arm thats suppose to be the 1 to ensure our data protection being the source of the leak is really ... i cant find the right word for it.

ok scapegoat identified. telcos gonna be free ? im not satisfied !!

so easy salahan employee tutup kes?

EVERYONE is selling EVERYONE info

wtf u guys children?

no voice from huge crowd?

no need to work on it then

46mil sue RM1 each person to the person that did it, can 14th floor straight away.

@fuyusakura.

If u read this article of course they said, caught culprit and they suspect it leak during database transfer. Telco whom this culprit work, did not involved at all.

but, fyi, this has happened long long way ago. Way b4 this article come out. U ask @Seven, after his posting goes viral, then MCMC and police want to investigate this matter. If general public complain, they all buat dek saja.

Ya, ur opinion is based on this article.I know and I had read this article. But pipu breach of privacy had occured for at least 10 years ago. And who is going to be responsible for that 🤔🤔🤔.

I think Malaysians are not very well versed with corporate responsibility.

Even if it's rogue employee doing the leaking, it's still an employee of the Telco. It doesn't matter if the company did not intend to leak it.

Whatever that happens under the company, the company is equally liable and responsible. If not, then no companies would be liable since they can just blame it on random scapegoats.

It isn't rocket science guys. Protek corporate interest is the dumbest thing a society can do.

When McDonald's employee in USA had the wrong water temperature set for their coffee machine and burned one of their customers, do you blame that employee or McDonald's? Ultimately McDonald's is the one to blame because of corporate responsibility, they did not provide adequate training, they did not set limiters for their coffee machines, it was McDonald's providing their service in their premises, employees are part of the corporation, etc.

Same logic for this case. Rogue employees still represent the company. There is no such thing as only blaming the employee and there is even less sense for PDPA commission and MCMC and police to protect corporate interest when they should protect consumer and public interest instead. Especially when it involves the data breach of the entire country.

This post has been edited by FatalExe: Nov 17 2017, 11:25 AM

Stigonboard says you are wrong...

Dont quote me when your earlier assumption is different from Fuyu

different? you got comprehension problem?

Telco yg jual maklumat lettew

here, the other way around. and we as Malaysian we also lack of knowledge. we can do so much more but instead we just ignore. the worse part is we dont even care (most). that is why no much noise make by malaysian. for example, i send an email to my office regarding this (since im the one responsible for most IT related things in my office) and no one even reply my email. no one respond to it or even ask me back. almost like no one give a F