00:00We are talking about this cyber crime and the bill, I was told, it was just passed.
00:14I'd love to let you know about cases we received, especially why it's so serious and why the government took
00:24it and have to get the bill passed in the parliament.
00:30Since the Covid-19 until now, just alone cases are more than 2,000.
00:36These alone, or the scammer, not alone, the scammer alone, they use this method, cyber crime method, to achieve their
00:47target.
00:47They use this to discredit the family if they don't pay.
00:52What they want is they want to demand money.
00:54If they don't get the money, they discredit them by using this social media.
00:59Examples are like putting the family photograph, innocent family photograph in the social media.
01:07Even children, grandchildren, whatever, school children, all these teenage people, they put the family photo inside and to discredit them.
01:20As a result, they all suffer.
01:22Now it's a time where something got to put a check, otherwise it's out of control.
01:32Anyone can come put you in the social media to extort you.
01:35The cyber crime bill, I think, when it went to the parliament's face and got it, and the Devan Rakhet
01:43had approved it on the 1st of July.
01:44I think it's a welcoming sign.
01:46You must understand that cyber crime is not isolated to Malaysia alone.
01:49This cyber crime bill was an initiative from the UN Convention on Cyber Crimes in 2024.
01:57So with that, you've got about 65 countries that signed, being signatories to it, Malaysia being one of them.
02:02So Malaysia is now putting into perspective an implementation of the cyber crime.
02:05The internet has no boundaries.
02:07Yes, the government is trying to limit the boundaries through access to children, but you'll find a way through it.
02:12Let's be realistic about it. There is ways, there is means.
02:15So what do you need? You need people to be disciplined, to be responsible, but unfortunately that's not the case.
02:25A lot of crimes are happening out there.
02:27So what kind of crimes are we talking about?
02:29We're talking about identity, stolen identity, fake, deep fake, impersonation, taking off your personal data, misusing it,
02:41interference to your computers, internet, social media, phones, everything.
02:47Fraud being committed using your name, particulars and all that.
02:51These are the realities that are happening down at the grassroot level.
02:56How is the authorities going to go and find these people if there's no proper legislation?
03:01The whole act was in 1997.
03:05So this cyber crime bill is so important for us that at least it nips the issues at the very
03:11bottom of the matter.
03:13We've gone past it. We've got so many issues.
03:16So what the act actually tries to do is try to be holistic.
03:20It's got 61 sections, so it's quite comprehensive.
03:23It covers, you know, from unauthorized access to computer systems, to access to committing fraud on another offence,
03:30illegal interception of computer data, deleting or altering or damaging your access or data, alright?
03:39Disrupting operations of your computer, you know? Hacking programs.
03:53Bagel.
03:53Wow.
03:53To get out of here.
03:53I have no idea.
03:53It's a daily basis.
03:53I have no idea.
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