Brain Cipher Hacker Claims To Have Deleted All PDNS 2 Databases

JAKARTA - After providing a decryption key for the Temporary National Data Center (PDNS) last week, the Brain Cipher hacker group said it would not wait for confirmation from the PDNS. They believe that the key is correct and can function to recover the data there.

Notorious group Brain Cipher releases new update on the Indonesia’s National Data Center (PDNS) •The group will not wait for a response from the data center.•They are confident the decryption key is working and local specialists can restore the data.•They claim to have… https://t.co/RzWxNwNyGd pic.twitter.com/405ds7C3Jb

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Notorious group Brain Cipher releases new update on the Indonesia’s National Data Center (PDNS) •The group will not wait for a response from the data center.•They are confident the decryption key is working and local specialists can restore the data.•They claim to have… https://t.co/RzWxNwNyGd pic.twitter.com/405ds7C3Jb

We will not wait for an answer from the data center. We believe the key is working, we hope local specialists can recover it without a problem," Brain Cipher wrote in his latest post.

Untuk itu, mereka juga mengonfirmasi bahwa mereka telah menghapus semua data yang dimiliki, sesuai dengan janji mereka sebelumnya.

They also emphasized where they would not sell the data. And if a PDNS data sale is found on behalf of Brain Cipher, then it is fake.

"Data base, log, email. We think we have gained everyone's trust. Anyone who tries to sell data on our behalf is fake," he said.

Until now, there has been no further information regarding the decryption key given. However, before officially resigning from the Director General of Informatics Applications (Aptika) of the Ministry of Communications and Informatics, Semuel Abrijani Pangerapan said they had tried the key.

"We also got it, and we have tried it in our specimens, it has been successfully opened. But we don't know yet because there are many keys. It's still being worked on," said Semmy on Thursday, July 4.