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Media reported the National Security Council (MKN) has warned the public against claims of cyberattacks against Malaysia being spread on social media and said national cybersecurity remains under control, with the national cyber threat level remaining at a moderate level. The council said the National Cyber Security Agency and the national cyber coordination and command centre continually monitored any threats to cybersecurity and had taken note of cybersecurity incidents and system disruptions involving several financial institutions, FMT quoted report by Malaysian official news agency Bernama . “Bank Negara Malaysia is implementing comprehensive and integrated preparedness measures, including continuous monitoring of the cybersecurity status of the critical information infrastructure. “Efforts were being made to ensure that any threats are detected and addressed promptly, while essential services continue to operate smoothly,” the council said in a statement. Late yesterday, Friday ...

AG is expected to explain the technical issues regarding the implementation of Najib's house arrest Media reported today that Attorney General (AG) Tan Sri Mohd Dusuki Mokhtar ( picture, above ) has apologized and stated his stance to comply with the conditional pardon order for the country's sixth Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Mohd Najib Tun Abdul Razak, as decreed by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong, the official title of the Malaysian King. The Prime Minister's Office, through a statement today, also emphasized that the AG has requested an audience with the Yang di-Pertuan Agong, Sultan Ibrahim ( picture, top ), regarding the error or oversight in the matter. "The Attorney General will also explain the legal questions arising from the High Court's release order following the payment of the RM50 million (USD12.5 million) fine, which needs to be decided by the court. "This is because it affects the start date of the prison sentence in the 1Malaysia Development Berhad (...

In Shanghai, China, six robots undergoing a 24-hour shift at a convenience store faced a surprise evaluation when two of them were fired right after completing their tasks, according to the Harian Metro newspaper citing a report by the portal Oddee . The experiment, conducted by robot manufacturer Agibot, aimed to test the capability of its output machine—the G2 model—to perform tasks like human workers in the retail sector. It is understood that throughout the 24-hour period, the robots were assigned to greet customers, restock shelves, clean the store, take out the trash, and prepare food and beverages. The test also involved customers who intentionally made the robots' tasks difficult by blocking pathways, throwing objects in front of them, and trying to grab containers they were handling. The social skills of the robots were also tested when they were asked to identify sugar-free carbonated drinks compared to regular drinks. According to Agibot, all six robots successfully car...

The daughter of former Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Mohd Najib Tun Abdul Razak shared her disappointment regarding the temporary postponement of Najib's house arrest, as informed by the Attorney General's Chambers (AGC). Through a video post on Instagram, Puan Nooryana Najwa stated that her side had worked to fulfill the requirements, including paying a RM50 million fine to allow Najib to serve the remainder of his sentence at home, reported Malay-language newspaper and news portal Kosmo! today. "We were informed that the prison authorities would bring father home after receiving the court order. First we were told 5:00 PM, then it changed to 8:30 PM. So we waited, but around 2:00 PM today, we received information that the Ministry of Home Affairs (KDN) was trying to postpone Datuk Seri Najib's release." "Even so, we were still confident because in terms of procedure and the court order that had already been issued, it should have been sufficient. But...