I thought it was hacked by some Bangladeshi hacker when I first check it out. Most users are being redirected to a website saying “Google Malaysia Hacked.” Check the screenshot I’ve got.
But according to the Google’s representative it was likely a case of a domain name system (DNS) attack.
Google Malaysia’s corporate and communications chief Zeffri Yusof said the website has not been compromised, and the incident was likely a repeat of the DNS attack that had occurred at least twice before.
“I do not think it is hack, it is more likely to be DNS redirection. This happened, if you remember, back in 2011 and 2013. So, it is quite a regular occurrence,” Zeffri said.
“However, I may want to clarify with MYNIC (Berhad), our domain registrar.”
Tuesday, April 14, 2015
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