Public urge immediate data collection after ransomware attack in Indonesia


Communications and Information Minister Budi Arie Setiadi (left) looks at National Cyber and Encryption Agency (BSSN) head Hinsa Siburian (right), who gives a thumb up toward reporters, ahead of a meeting about the recent ransomware attack on the temporary National Data Centre facilities with House of Representatives Commission 1 overseeing communications and information at the Senayan legislative complex in Jakarta on June 27, 2024. - Photo: Antara

JAKARTA: The government has been urged to immediately disclose the types of data affected by last week’s ransomware attack at a temporary National Data Centre (PDN) facility and to take swift action to recover the lost data.

With 98 percent of all affected data having been rendered inaccessible without any backups, analysts said that the government would have no choice but to recollect it from scratch, a move that will cost a fortune and require extensive efforts.

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