Kek, even until Murray Hunter got story on his website.
This government konek so kecik?

https://murrayhunter.substack.com/p/imap-re...ued-blocking-of


This post has been edited by dev/numb: Aug 7 2024, 03:36 PM

yea, fucking gaywar and fakmi all can get fucked for real

but too many hate on gobind, what to do.....

actually, goshit is a shitty minister.

the current condition of our internet, misinformation and slander in socmed actually comes because he didnt his job right.

This post has been edited by eds2: Aug 7 2024, 03:22 PM

which VPN u use ?

Yeah i want to know too
I wan watch milf

LayarJerung

Human rights no more madani era

I wonder whether this stunt would make investors avoid our country in the future

is this true?

The primary reason Murray Hunter Substack is being continuously blocked is because this website has been reporting the activities around the Shah Alam Stadium Project, which is now demolishing the iconic stadium for a RM 3.28 billion project, Selangor state cannot afford. The chairman of the MCMC Salim Fateh Din is also a shareholder and director of MRCB, which is involved in the Shah Alam project.
Censorship is a tool to coverup corporate/government dealings in Malaysia.

There are now a wide number of local and overseas websites blocked by the MCMC to prevent criticism of the prime minister and his government.

remove all your other DNS servers including 1.1.1.1 and 8.8.8.8

only put in "https://cloudflare-dns.com/dns-query"

this should be the DOH endpoint by Cloudflare

works on me, using macOS

don't know Windows can use this method or not

Gonna try this later

just deployed dns server that its only job its forwarding request to 8.8.8.8 or 1.1.1.1, nak guna silakan. abang janji abang tak log.

dns server IPv4: 15.235.146.143
dns server IPv6: 2402:1f00:8000:800::747

Can this setup at the router

Thanks, smooth like puisi

parking

Not sure how puisi is smooth, but glad to hear it

using who's hosting service? won't kena charge for the traffic?

ovhcloud. they said its unmetered.

its unencypted DNS service.
you can setup it on any device (even old stuff)

DoT and DoH do come with extra latency. if you dont give a shit of people sniffing on your dns request, just use unencrypted dns la.

This post has been edited by zerorating: Aug 8 2024, 05:11 PM

The official party line:

MCMC responds to allegations of DNS tampering by Malaysian ISPs
BY Alexander Wong
9 August 2024

The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) has issued a statement following recent reports that Malaysian Internet Service Providers (ISP) had quietly forced all internet traffic to their local DNS servers. As reported earlier, several ISPs have implemented Transparent DNS Proxy, which prevents Malaysian users from accessing blocked sites even if they use alternative DNS such as Google Public DNS and Cloudflare.

MCMC enhances DNS management for user protection

The MCMC says it has been given a mandate to regulate the communications industry to protect citizens including restricting access to harmful content. It said that blocking of websites has been implemented as a mechanism to protect users under the Communications and Multimedia Act (CMA 1998) along with other jurisdictions of enforcement agencies such as the Royal Malaysian Police (PDRM), the Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost of Living and the Securities Commission.

95.7% of the blocked websites include online gambling, pornography, copyright infringement, online scams and prostitution. The regulator added that the restriction of access to websites can curb various crimes including human trafficking, child abduction, and sale of prohibited items such as drugs as well as organised crimes.


Access to blocked websites is redirected to local DNS despite using Google DNS on Maxis

The regulator said to ensure the restriction of such websites remains effective and in line with current technology developments, the MCMC has collaborated closely with local ISPs to further improve and strengthen prevention and protection measures including the aspect of Domain Name System (DNS) management. It said that the cooperation between the MCMC and ISPs is meant to ensure a safer online environment and to ensure safety for all users.

The regular said their action was in line with the 10 National Policy Goals under CMA 1998 which include guaranteeing information security, trust and network integrity. It said the effort requires a holistic “whole of nation” approach from all walks of life to bypass the protection mechanism which could harm individuals including families and children.

From the statement, the MCMC has acknowledged that additional measures have been introduced to enhance censorship and blocking of harmful websites. However, there’s no mention when this directive was issued to the all telco and broadband providers in Malaysia. It has been alleged that Malaysian ISPs were instructed to block public DNS as early as February.


Transparent DNS Proxy intercepts traffic and redirects to local IP

MCMC has blocked over 20,000 websites in the past 5 years

Websites blocked by MCMC from 2020 until 1st August 2024

According to the regulator, they have blocked over 20,000 websites since 2020. Over 10,000 sites were blocked between 1st January 2022 and 1st August 2024 which include 4,482 online gambling websites, 3,271 pornography websites, 1,654 websites with copyright infringement violations, 316 scams and illegal investment websites, and 249 for online prostitution.

While the MCMC has increased its blocking mechanism, there are still several workarounds to bypass which include enabling Secure DNS (DNS over TLS or DNS over HTTPS) and VPN.

The latest move has raised concerns and criticism as it could be seen as potential censorship and restriction of freedom of speech if such measures were to be abused. The MCMC has made controversial moves in the past to block websites including MalaysiaKini’s Undi.info, Sarawak Report and Medium.

The government has also increased its measures to regulate social media platforms by introducing a new licensing requirement for social media and instant messaging platforms with at least 8 million Malaysian users.

Source: https://soyacincau.com/2024/08/09/mcmc-resp...are-google-dns/


Official MCMC statement: https://www.mcmc.gov.my/en/media/press-rele...-kemudaratan-da