World’s oldest known figurative artwork found in Indonesian cave

Dated more than 45,000 years ago, this cave painting found in Indonesia is the oldest known artwork depicting a reco

Archaeologists have discovered what they claim to be the oldest example of figurative art made by human hands. An ochre painting of pigs, found on a cave wall in Indonesia, has been dated to be at least 45,500 years old.

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“Supergiant” new species of isopod discovered in the deep ocean

All kinds of fascinating discoveries are likely lying in wait for us in the deep sea. Now scientists have pulled a new monster out of the waters off the coast of Indonesia. The creature is a new species of “supergiant” isopod, a huge marine relative of… Continue reading “Supergiant” new species of isopod discovered in the deep ocean

Database of Indonesian store Bhinneka dumped with 1 million+ accounts

By Sudais Asif
The sample data seen by Hackread.com suggests Bhinneka was breached in January 2020.
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Hacker leaks 2.3 million Indonesian citizenship data for free download

By Waqas
The stolen Indonesian citizenship and electoral data is currently available for free download on a hacker forum.
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Indonesian e-commerce giant probes reported breach of 91 million credentials

Indonesia’s largest e-commerce platform says it’s investigating a possible data breach in which hackers claim to have stolen data about 91 million customers. Tokopedia, which is backed by $2 billion in funding from investors including SoftBank and Alibaba, told Reuters Saturday it was investigating an alleged theft of user data, though it maintained that user passwords were still encrypted. Indonesia’s Minister of Communication and Information Technology, Johnny G. Plate, on Sunday urged Tokopedia to “immediately improve its security system to prevent a further breach in data.” The government also has summoned the board of directors to clarify the current state of the investigation in a meeting Monday. The statement followed a series of tweets from Under the Breach, a data breach monitoring service, including screenshots, apparently from a vendor on a cybercriminal forum, advertising 15 million names, email addresses and hashed passwords. The same account then marketed 91 million records […]

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Tokopedia hacked – Login details of 91 million users sold on dark web

By Waqas
Another day, another data breach – This time hackers have targeted Tokopedia and stole login data of 91 million user accounts.
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Google Cloud opens its Seoul region

Google Cloud today announced that its new Seoul region, its first in Korea, is now open for business. The region, which it first talked about last April, will feature three availability zones and support for virtually all of Google Cloud’s standard service, ranging from Compute Engine to BigQuery, Bigtable and Cloud Spanner. With this, Google […] Continue reading Google Cloud opens its Seoul region

Indonesian police arrest 3 men for alleged Magecart-style attacks

Police in Indonesia have arrested three men accused of inserting malicious code into e-commerce websites to steal shoppers’ payment data, an emerging hacking technique that scammers have used to pilfer victims’ information while avoiding detection. Interpol announced Monday it coordinated a law enforcement operation that identified hundreds of websites that had been infected with malicious software used to collect customers’ financial data and personal details. Three men, identified only by their initials, were arrested on Dec. 20 in Jakarta and Yogyakarta, for allegedly using the stolen data to purchase electronics and other luxury items, then reselling that merchandise for a profit. By relying a malicious tool that attacked the JavaScript programming language, this group used a technique known as a Magecart-style attack to carry out the digital equivalent of a smash-and-grab robbery. At least a dozen so-called Magecart groups use similar techniques to steal data from victims that have included […]

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