Mengikut laporan penjelasan The Edge, editor laman webnya Ho Wah Foon mendapati kajian yang berusia seminggu itu telah menarik 12,736 reaksi yang berat sebelah. Ini menyebabkan beliau menghentikan kajian tersebut pada 14 Mei yang lalu.
Setelah disemak, jabatan IT The Edge telah mendapati 6,354 reaksi datang daripada satu alamat IP yang sama, dan 1,700 datang daripada beberapa alamat IP yang lain dari bangunan yang sama.
“Manakala 2,000 lagi datang daripada tujuh alamat IP berlainan. Daripada ini, ia adalah jelas kajian telah digodam dan keputusannya tidak boleh diambil sebagai satu yang objektif dan boleh dipercayai,” kata The Edge.
6,354 daripada respon kepada undian Edge datang dari satu alamat IP dan 1,700 dikesan ke alamat di bangunan yang sama.
Sebanyak 2,000 datang dari hanya tujuh alamat IP lain. Mungkin kita boleh mencari pengikut Twitter palsu di alamat yang sama IP?(-dtf) — at Internet Cafe.
Difahamkan keadaan itu berlaku akibat telah digodam cybertroopers.
Dalam kajian yang keputusannya disiar media kelmarin, laman itu bertanya samada Anwar harus terus memimpin Pakatan Rakyat atau bersara ekoran kegagalan pakatan itu untuk memenangi pilihanraya 5 Mei yang lalu.
81 peratus atau 10,396 daripada 12,736 reaksi yang diterima berpendapat Anwar patut bersara.-harakahdaily
Cybertroopers hijacked Anwar poll, says The Edge
Business news website The Edge has
said the results of a recent online poll on PKR de facto leader Anwar
Ibrahim was “compromised” and has likely been hijacked by
cybertroopers.
In a report yesterday the website reported that the threefold spike in respondents to that particular survey fuelled suspicion as the site normally attracted 2,000 to 4,000 respondents.
“On Tuesday May 14, when The Edge’s
online editor Ho Wah Foon saw that the one-week survey had attracted
12,736 responses which were overwhelmingly one-sided, she immediately
took down the poll.
“Upon checking, the Edge’s IT department found that 6,354 of the responses came from one IP address, and about 1,700 came from several IP addresses within the same building.
“Another 2,000 responses came from seven different IP addresses.
“From this, it was obvious that the poll had been compromised and the results could not be treated as reliable or objective,” said the website.
The
online poll had asked readers whether Anwar should continue to lead
Pakatan Rakyat or step down following the coalition’s failure to win in
the May 5 general election.
A whopping 10,396 of the 12,736 polled felt that Anwar “should call it quits” as he made this pledge to step down should Pakatan fail to wrest federal power on May 5.
PKR vice-president N Surendran responded to the polls saying the poll did not reflect the sentiment on the ground in favour of Anwar.
“This poll result is completely contradicted by the massive ground support Anwar has been receiving throughout the country since he announced that he would not accept the fraudulent GE results and would fight on to take Putrajaya,” said Surendran.
In the recently concluded general election, Pakatan was denied a win despite gaining 53.3 percent of the popular vote.- malaysiakini
cheers.
In a report yesterday the website reported that the threefold spike in respondents to that particular survey fuelled suspicion as the site normally attracted 2,000 to 4,000 respondents.
“On Tuesday May 14, when The Edge’s
online editor Ho Wah Foon saw that the one-week survey had attracted
12,736 responses which were overwhelmingly one-sided, she immediately
took down the poll.“Upon checking, the Edge’s IT department found that 6,354 of the responses came from one IP address, and about 1,700 came from several IP addresses within the same building.
“Another 2,000 responses came from seven different IP addresses.
6,354
of the responses to Edge poll came from one IP address and 1,700 traced
to addresses in the same building. Another 2,000 came from only seven
other IP addresses. Perhaps we can find fake Twitter followers at the
same IP address? (-dtf) — at Internet Cafe.
“From this, it was obvious that the poll had been compromised and the results could not be treated as reliable or objective,” said the website.
The
online poll had asked readers whether Anwar should continue to lead
Pakatan Rakyat or step down following the coalition’s failure to win in
the May 5 general election.A whopping 10,396 of the 12,736 polled felt that Anwar “should call it quits” as he made this pledge to step down should Pakatan fail to wrest federal power on May 5.
PKR vice-president N Surendran responded to the polls saying the poll did not reflect the sentiment on the ground in favour of Anwar.
“This poll result is completely contradicted by the massive ground support Anwar has been receiving throughout the country since he announced that he would not accept the fraudulent GE results and would fight on to take Putrajaya,” said Surendran.
In the recently concluded general election, Pakatan was denied a win despite gaining 53.3 percent of the popular vote.- malaysiakini
cheers.
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