Sabah east coast under attack
Two new flash points involving armed intruders erupted in the east coast of Sabah as the army and police mapped out a strategy to storm the Sulu group of Raja Muda Azzimudie Kiram at Tanduo village.
The army is rushing reinforcements to help the police deal with the latest landings of about 10 men in military gear sighted in Kunak, following the killing of six policemen and six intruders in a gun battle at the Simunul water village in Semporna on Saturday night.
Sighting of armed intruders were also claimed by villagers in Kinabatangan and elsewhere but, so far, the police have denied the reports.
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Malaysian, Filipino hackers go to war in cyberspace
Cyber attacks raged between Malaysian and Filipino hackers over the weekend, mirroring the ground skirmishes in Sabah on Friday and Saturday.
Hackers claiming to be from Malaysian and Filipino chapters of the hacktivist group Anonymous attacked websites of both countries.
It was believed that the first online attacks were made by Malaysians, hours after a skirmish erupted between police and Sulu gunmen on Friday.
Filipino hackers then retaliated, attacking and defacing several Malaysian private and Government-owned websites.
A statement allegedly made by Anonymous has called for hackers of both countries to stand down.
"The petty cyber-war will gain us nothing but wrong impressions from ordinary people...Let us help both The Philippines and Malaysia unite, not find a reason to fight," it said.
This did not dissuade hackers however, who are continuing their attacks.
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