Hackers: ‘I think Indonesia’s cybersecurity is run by 14-year olds


JAKARTA (The Jakarta Post/Asia News Network): Data breaches have been recurring events in Indonesia over the past few years, with the private data of millions of internet users being leaked again and again, whether from government institutions or private corporations.

The most recent breaches were revealed in an online forum called breached.to, where millions of data entries were either sold or distributed for free within a short span of under three weeks from Aug 15 to 31.

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