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Politics 2 years ago
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Candidates, experts demand that KPU improve security of voter roll database
The General Elections Commission (KPU) is facing pressure to assure the security of its digital system, following an alleged data breach observers said could undermine the upcoming election and erode public confidence in the legitimacy of a fair competition.
Academia 2 years ago
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TikTok Shop debacle: The antitrust law needs amending
The issues related to e-commerce are not merely about technological advancements but also from new market dynamics, where algorithms and data are utilized as tools and strategies to identify and influence consumer behavior and to control the market.
Society 2 years ago
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BSI insists customers’ data, money safe after alleged breach
The country’s largest sharia bank, without either confirming or denying last Tuesday’s alleged data breach, has said its customers’ data and funds are safe and that it is working with the authorities on the incident.
Society 3 years ago
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Privacy law necessary but critics warn of potential govt overreach
The newly passed privacy law has been widely lauded as a step forward in protecting personal data in a country facing emerging cybersecurity threats. But critics said that a lack of clarity surrounding the institutional design of the oversight agency and vague provisions on what constitutes a crime might lead to government overreach and overcriminalization.
Politics 3 years ago
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Critics question data protection authority in privacy bill
Policymakers have agreed to give the President the authority to establish a data protection oversight agency, but many questions remain about the draft privacy bill, with critics believing public institutions found in violation of privacy will still enjoy impunity.
