Friday, April 19, 2024

Data leakage issue and urgency of Personal Data Protection bill deliberation

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Cyber security in Indonesia is being questioned and tested because lately, there are at least four issues related to data leakage that cause anxiety in the community, namely first, the issue of data leakage of 17 million PLN customers sticking out August 20, 2022. The data sold contains ID information, customers, names, and addresses of consumers to the amount of electricity usage. The seller also provides 10 data samples from the 17 million PLN customer data he sells to convince potential buyers.

 
Correspondent IBP

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yan

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