Google DNS got BLOCKED by TM Unifi i'm from Kulim... Maxis 4G mobile data is OK

https://dns.google/ is blocked. im using Unifi Fiber 500Mbps


Maxis 4G mobile data

Correction, not blocked. The connection to Google, Cloudflare and many others are intercepted/rerouted to TM servers and caused the HTTPS/SSL cert to be mismatched. It expected Google SSL Cert, but got TM SSL Cert. Hence, the error

1. yes, TM's DNS servers are functioning correctly, albeit selectively returning poisoned results.

2. SSL certificate is a passport belonging to the organisation that issued or purchase it.

3. What is happening now is akin to everyone being sent to meet TM, and TM is presenting its own passport dns.tm.net.my but claiming to be Google, to be Cloudflare, to be Quad9, and all.

4. Up to you whether you want to believe it.

5. You're a fool deserving if you actually believed it, though.

Later the minister will ask them to leave Malaysia at anytime.
Next, I think they are gonna to block the social media if they do not intend to apply the license in Malaysia.

And risk destroying the existing digital economy for Malaysian?

The minister better becareful not to trigger any uprising instead.

He has no leverage at all even with current DNS blocking and IP hijacking. Zero leverage.

I was confused by someone mentioning that TM turned on HTTPS on those redirect servers.

Actually, I still don't understand what the significance of that is.

This post has been edited by blackbox14: Sep 6 2024, 08:38 PM

Problem is that he thinks by doing this, he will gain that leverage he needs.

This is basically a declaration that all Malaysian netizen are under MCMC's control.

After implementing DNS spoofing, connectivity at peak hours doesn't getting better also

shame on you TM

block or no block still the same SHIT!

For general user that mostly use whatsapp, facebook, tiktok, insta, shopee, no problem at all - for now.

For other users that use torrents, online streaming (non legit), prawn, read 3rd party controversial articles, this is a big problem now.

Basically you need to trust what the government says is good for you, and will only block the bad stuff. The thing is, what’s stopping them from blocking anything they want?

If you trust the government in knowing and controlling whats right for you, don’t need to do anything else. Just proceed as normal and keep on living.

If you feel that your rights as a citizen is being breached by this DNS hijacking, then do read the previous posts on how to break through this breach of rights.

Nothing. You're still dealing with a routed/hijacked IP.

wtf

I tried just now and it works. No VPN or custom DNS set.

Casino Site under .gov.my TLD?


This post has been edited by Doraku: Sep 6 2024, 08:57 PM

There was a misunderstanding here. I meant the significance of them just switching on HTTPS on their hijacker servers. I already know why this DNS block is bad.

Like another forumer here, I draw the line at a government that tells ISP to hijack DNS that is NOT theirs.

Yeah, that's why I mentioned I was confused, especially since it doesn't change anything for the end user.

Basically, they also want to prevent the usage of DNS Over HTTPS
so they hijack that as well and send to their servers
maybe before this they didnt support DoH
but now they have to to accept DoH requests

however, your devices are smart and will check and verify, and dns.tm.net.my is not what it was expecting
so, no data transmitted, and you get an error

And couldn't do it since impossible to get a dns.google cert.

Ya, and not just their DNS, Cloudflare's website, https://cloudflare.com, is still going to TM's DNS server.

Why in the world did TM hijack their webpage?

desperate attempts to block it

just be glad they didnt block the entire CDN service like last time...

SEO poisoning i believe

Man, so malaysian to pull the trigger on Friday, then just peace out till Monday, letting everything stew. Well, at least the Aus PR website still works