6 Million NPWP Data Allegedly Leaked, There Are Jokowi, Gibran, And Many Other Ministers
JAKARTA - Hacker Bjorka is back in action. This time, as much as 6 million NPWP data from Indonesians are suspected of being leaked and traded on illegal sites for Rp150 million.
Found by cybersecurity consultants and also Indonesian Ethical Hacker founder Teguh Aprianto, this leaked data includes NIK, NPWP, address, cellphone number, email and others.
Sebanyak 6 juta data NPWP diperjualbelikan dengan harga sekitar 150 juta rupiah. Data yg bocor diantaranya NIK, NPWP, alamat, no hp, email dll.
NPWP milik Jokowi, Gibran, Kaesang, Menkominfo, Sri Mulyani & menteri lainnya juga dibocorkan di sampel yg diberikan oleh pelaku. pic.twitter.com/orS87za2AJ
— Teguh Aprianto (@secgron) September 18, 2024
A total of 6 million NPWP data are traded at a price of around 150 million rupiah. The leaked data includes NIK, NPWP, address, cellphone number, email etc.
Jokowi's NPWP, Gibran, Kaesang, Minister of Communication and Information, Sri Mulyani & other ministers were also leaked in samples provided by the perpetrators. pic.twitter.com/orS87za2AJ
Furthermore, of the 10,000 samples distributed free of charge, Teguh found that at least 25 NPWP belonging to important shops in Indonesia were leaked including President Joko Widodo, Gibran Rakabuming, Kaesang Pangarep, Minister of Communication and Information Budi Arie Setiadi, Erick Thohir and many more.
Field in the sample: nik, npwp, nama, address, kelurahan, kecamatan, kabkot, provinsi, kode_klu, klu, nama_kpp, nama_kanwil, telp,menggak, email,ttl,tgl_daftar, status_pkp, tgl_penguhuhan_pkp, jenis_wp, badan_law, Teguh wrote in his post on X.
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Until this news was written, there had been no response from the Ministry of Communication and Information and the National Cyber and Crypto Agency when VOI asked for confirmation from them.
This data leak is not the first time this has happened, even incidents like this are commonplace, especially in Indonesia. Therefore, it is very important for all parties to be responsible for data security.