Posts Tagged ‘malaysian government’

Former Malaysia PM Mahathir calls for Internet censorship

Aug

2014

Former Malaysian prime minister Mahathir Mohamad has called for the Internet to be censored to preserve public morality, in what the opposition suggested Saturday was an attempt to silence government critics. Mahathir, who was the countrys longest-serving prime minister, in office from 1981 to 2003, remains an influential figure in Malaysian politics. The Internet has […]

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MH370 satellite data is now available to amateur sleuths

May

2014

The Malaysian government today published a 47-page report detailing the final automated communications of missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370. According to Australian air-accident analysts, the report — which shows the automatic pings of information that travelled between the aircraft and a satellite belonging to British firm Inmarsat — suggests that the aircraft had likely run out of […]

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Malware signed with a governmental signing key

Nov

2011

Certificates and CAs continue to be a hot topic (think Stuxnet, Duqu, Comodogate, Diginotar etc). Every now and then we run into malware that has been signed with a code signing certificate. This is problematic, as an unsigned Windows application will produce a warning to the end user if he downloads it from the web […]

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