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  • Melayu Suka Pesta dan Karaoke di Kolong Blok

    Melayu Suka Pesta dan Karaoke di Kolong Blok

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    Semalam di kampung aku, ada keluarga Melayu buat satu pesta (nak kata majlis walimah bukan).

    Mungkin pesta berkhatan atau hari lahir. Siap dengan belon. Majlis dibuka dengan Marhaban.  Bagus, Alhamdulillah.

    Tapi selepas itu, dia orang melalak berkaraoke sepanjang hari sehingga sampai waktu isyak.

    Oh Melayu ku, bila kamu semua mahu sedar. Pergilah berkaraoke di kelab karaoke. Nanti orang bangsa lain “complain”, kamu semua naik darah.

    Bangsa lain buat “bising” disebabkan kepercayaan agama mereka.

    Begitu juga majlis walimah kita dengan hadrah dan kompangnya kerana adat resam Melayu.

    Tapi kalau majlis berkaraoke – tidak payah lah. Menunjukkan orang kita suka sangat berhibur.

    Tidak ada faedahnya melainkan mengganggu ketenteraman orang lain di hujung minggu.

    Cukup lah dengan Majlis Persandingan – bagus sekali tidak perlu berkaraoke.

    Fikir-fikirkan lah.

    Kiriman pembaca Syahrul

  • K Box: Steps Are Taken to Hold Those Responsible For This Deplorable Act

    K Box: Steps Are Taken to Hold Those Responsible For This Deplorable Act

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    SINGAPORE: K Box Entertainment Group, which runs a chain of Karaoke outlets, said it is taking the theft of its data as well as publication of its customers’ details “very seriously”. Its Chief Operating Officer Priscilla Ng issued a statement late Tuesday (Sep 16), after the apparent leak of its customer database with more than 317,000 names.

    The Personal Data Protection Commission (PDPC) has said it is concerned about the scale of the leak and is investigating.

    “We are conducting a full internal investigation, and have provided the PDPC and Singapore Police Force with our fullest cooperation. Steps are being taken to remove the stolen data and hold those responsible for this deplorable act wholly accountable to the fullest extent of the law,” Ms Ng said.

    She said K Box has been able to “remove” stolen data and links from at least three websites. “We wish to assure you that controls and safeguards are in place in protecting your data and we take your data privacy very seriously,” she stated.

    A check of URLs emailed to the media by the group claiming to be behind the leak, shows the links are dead. The group, who identified themselves as The Knowns, said they had published the data, to protest an upcoming toll hike at Woodlands Checkpoint.

    Source: http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/k-box-taking-data-theft/1365592.html

  • BREAKING: 317,000 Personal Details of Members from K Box Singapore Leaked Online

    BREAKING: 317,000 Personal Details of Members from K Box Singapore Leaked Online

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    SINGAPORE: Personal details of more than 317,000 members of Karaoke entertainment operator K Box Singapore appear to have been leaked publicly.

    At 4.17am on Tuesday morning (Sep 16), a group calling themselves The Knowns emailed links to the list of members’ details to several media outlets, including MediaCorp.

    The list includes names of K Box members as well as their contact number, email address, NRIC number, date of birth and marital status. It also includes K Box-specific data, such as membership numbers and “K Points” earned.

    Channel NewsAsia has been able to verify the details of several of the individuals on the list. One member, who confirmed her details in the list were accurate, said that K Box has not yet contacted her about any leak.

    “I’m a bit freaked out,” said the member, who asked to remain anonymous. “My main concern is that with those details, someone could sign me up for random stuff.”

    Another member whose name was found on the list said he was “extremely concerned what other personal information got leaked” and that he was also worried if other companies’ databases had been hacked. He filed a police report reporting the leak on Tuesday afternoon.

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    K Box did not respond to phone or email queries from the media. A senior management staff at the company headquarters said the company had “no comment” on the issue.

    Channel NewsAsia understands that the relevant government agencies are aware of the incident and are looking into it.

    The group claiming responsibility for the leak said that it was in response to “the recent increase in toll at Woodlands”, saying that it was “an unnecessary financial burden on working Malaysians”.

    “To show our displeasure, we are releasing the database of Kbox containing more than 300k personal details of its membership. We had done it before and will do it again.”

    Source: http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/leaked-k-box-singapore/1364214.html

  • Dua Remaja Indonesia Dijual kepada Lelaki Singapura

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    Batam: Dua remaja belasan tahun berhasil diamankan polisi dari sebuah hotel di kawasan Nagoya, Batam, Kepulauan Riau. Keduanya merupakan korban perdagangan manusia.

    Dua remaja ini masing-masing berusia 15 tahun dan 14 tahun. Keduanya baru saja diselamatkan oleh petugas Polsek Lubuk Baja, Batam, dari sebuah kamar hotel. Kedua korban asal Sukabumi, Jawa Barat, ini berhasil kabur setelah salah korban meminta izin kepada mucikari untuk keluar membeli makan, kesempatan itu dimanfaatkan remaja ini untuk melapor ke polisi.

    Menurut kedua korban, mereka awalnya ditawari akan bekerja di tempat karaoke sebagai penjaga relasi, namun belakangan keduanya justru dipaksa untuk melayani lelaki hidung belang asal Singapura.

    Selain mengamankan dua orang korban, petugas juga berhasil menangkap pemilik karaoke, pegawai karaoke, serta seorang warga negara Singapura yang memesan korban.

    Saat ini kasus perdagangan orang ini masih ditangani oleh polisi dan akan bekerja sama dengan Komisi Perlindungan Anak KPA Kepulauan Riau.

    Source: Metrotvnews.com