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View all search resultsA ransomware scare has, once again, rung alarm bells surrounding the state of Indonesia’s digital security, which analysts warn has seen little improvement despite the enactment of a privacy law two years ago.
The social media giant, previously known as Twitter, suspended last month its processing of personal data contained in the public posts of users in the European Union and European Economic Area to train its Grok AI chatbot in the past three months.
The lawsuit is the latest US action against TikTok and its Chinese parent over fears the company improperly collects vast amounts of data on Americans for the Chinese government, while influencing content in a way that potentially harms Americans.
Several aspects related to the recent cyberattack on an NDC facility raises serious questions about the communications ministry in its capacity as a personal data controller, especially considering that it led the drafting of the Personal Data Protection Law.
Indonesians are still being affected by last week’s ransomware attack on a temporary national data center (PDN) that disrupted public services, with some calling for the government to take responsibility for failing to properly secure their personal data.
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