Forty-four government agencies, including key ministries, were targets of the ransomware attack, says Usman Kansong, an official from the communications ministry
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The latest cyberattack, the worst that the country has experienced in recent years, disrupted immigration services and affected operations at Indonesia’s major airports for days. Data at five agencies, including immigration services and the coordinating ministry of investment, have been restored, and the government is working to restore data at 39 other agencies, he said.In a joint press conference with the ministry, Telkom Group director Harlan Wijanarko tried to assure Indonesians by saying that their data was secure.
The Telkom group operates two major data centers in Indonesia, one in the capital city of Jakarta and the other in Surabaya.
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