Via The Amo Times Brunei Is DST hacked? What is AITI doing about this? THE call for the Ministry of Communication, Aiti, DST, Simpur to investigate further There are hundreds of staffs working in the mentioned organisation. They have the skills, the resources, the money. As leaders they are responsible for the right thing to be done, which is to solve the problem they are hired and decreed to do. There is a high possibility over a mass hacking going on currently. National security is at stake. There is no room for excuses in failing to do a duty so important as this. HERE are possible suggestions for them to take on: 1. Establish a special, independent unit to investigate and solve the Mysterious Credit Charge. Meaning it has to investigate WONDERING and MEGALAND and especially the mysterious $3.00 sudden charge. 2. Track down the ones responsible for these ‘hacks’. Here is Megaland’s IP 202.152.81.122. You can get their address from DST. DST knows it. Work together, not in Silos. 3. Provide a public hearing so people can know who is responsible. 4. Immediately eliminate or block telecommunications services which are deemed to be harmful, malicious, deceptive, or outdated to consumers i.e. “WONDERING” and “MEGALAND”. Here’s a suggestion to fix Megaland. It has a “ScrInject.B.Gen virus”. 5. Wisely upgrade the telco security system to fend off any potential hackers or eavesdroppers in the future. 6. AITI to set up a special division on which consumers can forward linked spam for the division to block, delete, and remove immediately and permanently. 7. For DST to improve its customer service and possibly reintroduce its 159 DST care service.
Posted on: Fri, 06 Jun 2014 14:33:46 +0000
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