Kuala Lumpur - The Malaysian government has cancelled a short-lived plan to install a filter to block pornographic websites, following criticisms that the move was a blow to internet freedom, news reports said Thursday. The about-turn comes barely a week after Information, Communication and Culture Minister Rais Yatim announced that the government was already in the process of selecting an internet filtering system to block pornographic sites.
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In my opinion,I dont understand what are the Malaysian government trying to prove?Do you think that existing criminal laws just will be good enough to filter the pornography.What a joke?If Malaysian government didnt take serious action or steps,how we can filter the pornography?Isnt it ridiculous?
China governmnet they have their own internet fiiltering system for pornography..Why dont Malaysia practise and take example from China?China also one of the ASEAN countries and they are very progressive and move ahead compare to Malaysia.
CHANGES ARE VERY IMPORTANT.PLS MALAYSIAN GOVERNMENT DO SOMETHING ABOUT THE PORNOGRAPHY!
We as Malaysians are rich with our cultures and I believe that our religions itself told us to lead a ethical life in order to progress in our life path.I hope Malaysian government will take serious action about the above matter for the goodness of the country and also for Malaysian citizen.
Sunday, December 13, 2009
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
WEEK 7-CENSORSHIP IN MALAYSIA
Hi guys i have came across of this video in youtube & i think it is relevant with the topic.This is an interview by Riz Khan.It's a interesting video involve by Raja Pehtra n the others.
Here,this is a link
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCrQWLof4NM
From my point of view,I think that Malaysia have too much rules & regulations of censorship.This is because Malaysia is an Islamic country.So Malaysians are strongly believe in culture & tradition.It also representation of Malaysia culture and national identity.So,I agree the government does a great job by censoring the unwanted scenes.If the rules & regualtions are not strict enough,then Malaysia will be as other foreign countries by exposing improper behaviour such as sex & nudity.
I believe that Malaysia are rich of cultures & traditions.So,we should keep the tradition forever.
Here,this is a link
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCrQWLof4NM
From my point of view,I think that Malaysia have too much rules & regulations of censorship.This is because Malaysia is an Islamic country.So Malaysians are strongly believe in culture & tradition.It also representation of Malaysia culture and national identity.So,I agree the government does a great job by censoring the unwanted scenes.If the rules & regualtions are not strict enough,then Malaysia will be as other foreign countries by exposing improper behaviour such as sex & nudity.
I believe that Malaysia are rich of cultures & traditions.So,we should keep the tradition forever.
Sunday, December 6, 2009
WEEK 6-CYBER CRIME CASES IN MALAYSIA
More than 4000 cybercrime cases reported within 2 years. Chief executive officer Lieutenant-Colonel Husin Jazri said that the complaints, mostly consisted of hack threats, fraud, denial of services and other computer problems such files lost or corrupted by viruses.
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This is a serious case and it is widely happening around the world.So,pls be careful and aware so that your information is protected.Dont ever reply to unwanted emails and try to identify the email address whether it is valid or invalid.
PLS BE CAREFUL!
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This is a serious case and it is widely happening around the world.So,pls be careful and aware so that your information is protected.Dont ever reply to unwanted emails and try to identify the email address whether it is valid or invalid.
PLS BE CAREFUL!
Saturday, December 5, 2009
WEEK 6-CYBER STALKING
What is Cyber stalking?
70% OF THE VICTIMS ARE WOMEN..SO BE CAREFUL!
Cyber stalking is when a person is followed and pursued online. Their privacy is invaded, their every move watched. It is a form of harassment, and can disrupt the life of the victim and leave them feeling very afraid and threatened
Two different kinds of cyber stalking situations which can occur.1. Online harassment & cyber stalking that occurs & continues on the internet.
2. Online harassment and stalking that begins to be carried on offline too. This is when a stalker may attempt to trace a telephone number or a street address. Always be careful what details you give out over the web and to whom
My mum recently told me about this case.It was happened in India.
In India's first case of cyberstalking, Manish Kathuria was recently arrested by the New Delhi Police. He was stalking an Indian lady, Ms Ritu Kohli by illegally chatting on the Web site MIRC using her name. He used obscene and obnoxious language, and distributed her residence telephone number, inviting people to chat with her on the phone. As a result of which, Ritu kept getting obscene calls from everywhere, and people promptly talked dirty with her. In a state of shock, she called the Delhi police and reported the matter. For once, the police department did not waste time swinging into action, traced the culprit and slamed a case under Section 509 of the Indian Penal Code for outraging the modesty of Ritu Kohli.70% OF THE VICTIMS ARE WOMEN..SO BE CAREFUL!
Monday, November 30, 2009
CLASS ACTIVITY-Case 2

Case 2
It is about Meera who have been receiving emails frm travel companies that keep offering her holiday packages to various places in the wrld.She replied to the senders to stop emailling her,but only to find that the emails keep coming and flooding her inbox.
Task:Advice her in legal aspects that may arise out of this practise by the travel company.Advise her on both criminal and data protection aspects.
Solution:
Data Protection Principles involves:
Principle 4 (Disclosure of Personal Data)
Personal data shall not be disclosed without consent unless:
a)Is done for the purpose for which data was obtained
b)The person is a registered data user under the Act
Principle 3-Use of Personal Data
Personal data shall not be held without consent unless:
a)For the purpose to be used at the time of the collection of data
b)For the purpose directly related to (a)
Principle 8-Security of Personal Data
All practicable steps should be taken against unauthorized or accidental access,processing or erasure,alteration,disclosure or destruction of personal data and against accidental loss.
CLASS ACTIVITY- Case 1

Case 1
This case related with cyber crime.This case is about Andrew who is a computer science student attached with Mircohand Corporation in Cyberjaya as a practical trainee.
During his working hours he did some cybercrimes in his office.Below are his cyber crimes:
1) He managed to crack the company's information system but did not do anything afterwards.
2) He managed to intrude into his company's website system
3)Posted his pic on the front page of the website and left his mobile numb below his pic so that someone will call him & make friends
4)Leaked the company's system access code to his friends at University
5)Sent e-mail to his friends telling bad things about his manager
It was based on Computer Crimes Act 1997
Types of Computer Crimes and Computer related offences:
1st cyber crime as mentioned above was charged
1)under unauthorized access to computer,computer system & computer network
Applicable Laws :CCA S.3
Punishment-RM 50 000/5 YEARS in prison /both
2nd cyber crime can be charged in both offences:
2)Computer cracking to explore loopholes in system
2)System intrusion
Applicable Laws:CCA S.3
Punishment-RM 50 000/5 YEARS in prison /both
3rd cyber crime can be charged in:
3)unauthorized alteration,amendment & modification of data
Applicable Laws:CCA S.5
Punishment-RM 100 000/7 YEARS in prison /both
4th cyber crime can be charged under:
4)Unauthorized communication of passwords
Applicable Laws:CCA S.6
Punishment-RM 25 000/3 YEARS in prison /both
5th cyber crime can be charged under both offences:
5)E-mail with false spreading
Applicable Laws:CMA S.211
Punishment-RM 50 000/1 YEAR in prison /both
5)E-mail with hatred & abusive content
Applicable Laws:CMA S.211
Punishment-RM 50 000/1 YEAR in prison /both
BE AWARE DON'T EVER INVOLVE IN CYBERCRIME.
Cyberjaya is an intelligent city,
Dun turn into Cybercrime city.
Just a reminder.Be AWARE!
WEEK 5-Facebook Using Your Photos for Ads Without Consent? That’s Still A False Rumor
Just would like to share with you guys about this comment.It was commented by Eric Eldon.
Rumors have been going around — it’s not clear how widely — that the company is planning to use Facebook users’ photos in advertisements without their consent.
Facebook updated its denial blog post from that point in time with the following statement:
UPDATE on Tuesday, Nov. 24: This rumor about Facebook using your photos in ads without your consent is spreading again. The rumor was not true earlier this year and it is not true now. For more information on Facebook’s advertising policies and how we use photos, please take a look at the blog post below.
Rumors have been going around — it’s not clear how widely — that the company is planning to use Facebook users’ photos in advertisements without their consent.
Facebook updated its denial blog post from that point in time with the following statement:
UPDATE on Tuesday, Nov. 24: This rumor about Facebook using your photos in ads without your consent is spreading again. The rumor was not true earlier this year and it is not true now. For more information on Facebook’s advertising policies and how we use photos, please take a look at the blog post below.
There you have it, folks. Facebook says it’s still not happening.
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