7 Feb – The National Film Development Corporation (FINAS) said that they consider the leaking of the movie "Dukun" on the internet as a serious issue and will be working with several bodies to handle cases such as this. "Previously, FINAS has already taken important initiatives alongside the Ministry of Domestic Trade, Co-operatives and Consumerism (KPDNKK), the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (SKMM) and Malaysia Film Producers Association (PFM) in forming a special committee to fight against digital piracy as a synergy between associations to solve the uploading of cinema movies on the internet by irresponsible and unethical individuals. "However, we need further information since it violates copyright and intellectual property. FINAS hopes that users are aware that sharing and uploading pirated materials on the internet is against the law," said Director General of FINAS, Datuk Fauzi Ayob, as quoted by Harian Metro. Datuk Fauzi also hoped that all related parties will cooperate in the efforts of suppressing the growing cybercrime. At the same time, director of "Dukun", Dain Said, admitted that he had no idea about the leaked movie as he had been at a location with no internet coverage.