String of data breaches may hurt Indonesia’s reputation: Experts


JAKARTA: As immigration clearance, passport application and other government services in Indonesia are restored after a national data breach, experts warn that the country’s reputation will take a huge hit if such incidents keep happening.

Frustrated passengers at airports and ferry terminals across the 17,000-island archipelago have had to bear with hours-long queues since June 20 as officers took down their details using pen and paper.

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