Malaysia's plan to block overseas DNS dies after a day, but still need to stay vigilant
Malaysia's plan to block overseas DNS dies after a day, but still need to stay vigilant
Minister orders regulator to slow down following immediate backlash
There are reports in Registar's comment section that Malaysia didn't only redirect DNS traffic, but took active measures to block VPN, and MITM DoH where Cloudflare's DoH returns local ISP certificate.
In fact, some ISPs like Maxis and Yes were already blocking VPN (I see a lot of complains on Lowyat.net about Maxis blocking VPN, and I was using Yes WiMax and experienced the blocking firsthand. I couldn't connect to PPTP endpoints and L2TP endpoints caused the modem to disconnect from the network and reboot).
They were outright trying a MITM redirect attack on those using DOH. Many reported error messages saying that Cloudflare's DOH server were practically returning the certificate for Telekom Malaysia's DNS servers.
Even with many new technologies, I ralized that I not as safe and free as I want to be, maybe you too.
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how could anyone with a brain think that was going to work?
Politicians and brains are usually mutually exclusive
They think they know better and should therefore save people from themselves. Its a Muslim country so their world is viewed through that lens
That mindset covers most Asian countries. Conservatism is conservatism regardless of religion.
Just casual islamophobia