Jun 6 2018, 10:25 PM
QUOTE(smileguy @ Jun 6 2018, 06:56 PM)
I am waiting for Gobind to take astro to task on this,definately he will 
! Aastro's bad luck has started 
.............or is Good Luck!!! 
http://www.astroawani.com/berita-bisnes/as...1-bilion-177505
37 exclusive matches only on astro...............thats quite sad !
Hope things change soon for malaysians,just like BN we hope assto's dominance end 
https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2018...-us-says-astro/ ! Aastro's bad luck has started .............or is Good Luck!!! http://www.astroawani.com/berita-bisnes/as...1-bilion-177505
37 exclusive matches only on astro...............thats quite sad !
Hope things change soon for malaysians,just like BN we hope assto's dominance end Protecting customer data is important for us, says Astro
PETALING JAYA: Astro has lodged two police reports on media reports of a data leak involving their customers’ data.
An Astro spokesperson said the company would like to clarify media reports concerning the unauthorised disclosure of Astro IPTV customer data.
“Firstly, this relates to IPTV customers provisioned by Maxis only.
“The management of IPTV customers is a joint responsibility between Astro and its telco partner, Maxis Broadband Sdn Bhd (Maxis). No other ASTRO customers are affected,” the spokesperson said in a statement on Wednesday (June 6).
Astro was made aware of this incident on Jan 26, the company added.
“On the same date, we sought assistance from MCMC (Malaysian Communication and Multimedia Commission) and had the search engine provider remove the link.
“All trace of customer data online was immediately removed. Subsequently, Astro lodged a police report on Feb 8,” the spokesperson said.
Protecting customer data is of utmost importance to Astro and we have complied with all data protection protocols and obligations.
“In any case we have revalidated all our security measures and confirm they are intact.
“It has now come to our knowledge that this data has resurfaced and Maxis was promptly requested to extend its assistance with the investigation.
"We lodged a second police report today, informed MCMC and will also lodge a report to the Department of Personal Data Protection,” the spokesperson said.
The spokesperson added the company is working closely with the authorities to address the issue.
“We confirm no customer financial data was disclosed. We are also working with Maxis to carry out additional forensic investigations.
We will provide an update once we receive more information from the authorities. Meanwhile, we will remain vigilant in our data protection efforts in protecting our customers’ data,” the spokesperson said.
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( 4.5 - 4.7 Mbps ) 1080 interlaced.........not progressive.
......it might be astro doom....Seriously, it is time for astro to request subscribers to change to new decoder with AVC/H264........Maybe NJOI with old decoder can get discount for changing?
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