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Society 3 years ago
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Care and protect?: Apparent govt health app breach raises deeper data concerns
The government is back in the spotlight for failing to protect citizens’ data following an alleged breach of COVID-19 tracking app PeduliLindungi – the second apparent hack of a state database since a national privacy law was enacted in October.
Society 3 years ago
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‘Hacktivist’ polarizes RI netizens after data breach spree
The rise of cyberattacks in recent years may have united Indonesians in their push for a robust cybersecurity infrastructure and stronger law to protect their privacy, but a pseudonymous hacker claiming to have launched a data breach spree against the President and his men to make a political statement has polarized them.
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