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Jakarta 1 month ago

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Ten years after Sarinah attack, Indonesia’s fight against terror moves online

A decade after the deadly Sarinah attack that shook the nation, Indonesia has seen a gradual decline in conventional terrorist incidents, though authorities warn that extremist threats are shifting to cyberspace.

Perspectives 1 year ago

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How Indonesia’s cyberspace entrenches oligarchic power

The 2024 presidential election is a testament to the resilience of the interwoven and inter-generational structure of political and financial power that represents the Indonesian oligarchy.

Politics 1 year ago

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Police bill raises alarm over sweeping surveillance

Civil groups oppose a plan to give the police more authority in conducting surveillance, intelligence work.

Art & Culture 3 years ago

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Online exhibition exposes real-world digital emissions

An online exhibition held by Jakarta’s avant-garde Komunitas Salihara cultural center examines cyberspace’s intangible imprints on the real world.

Science & Tech 3 years ago

Indonesia in need of better cybersecurity skills, Fortinet says

A global report from security company Fortinet shows that cyberattacks in Asia mostly take place because of the countries’ shortage of specialists.

Opinion 5 years ago

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[COMMENTARY] Creating a safe cyberspace for everyone

The real question is, how far-reaching do we need to revise the Electronic Information and Transactions (ITE) Law? The answer is, astronomically.

Opinion 5 years ago

COVID-19 exposes vulnerabilities in our cyberspace

Currently, cyberspace is a place of refuge from the risk of contagion. However, as we see a temporal surge of user and usage, cyberspace has its own kind of risks that needs to be managed.

Opinion 6 years ago

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State fails our cyber right to safe public space

Such understandings have not found a place in Indonesia’s internet ecosystem, as the government is becoming more conservative in dealing with cyberspace.

Science & Tech 6 years ago

Social media platforms, messaging apps back to normal: Ministry

Social media and online messaging apps returned to normal on Saturday afternoon, after the government limited access to such platforms on Wednesday in response to the Jakarta post-election riots.

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