After Being Proud Of By Anies In The Presidential Election Debate, The JAKI Application Of The DKI Provincial Government Was Immediately Hacked

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JAKARTA - The complaint application of a resident belonging to the DKI Provincial Government, JAKI, was hacked shortly after presidential candidate number 1, Anies Baswedan prided him in the inaugural 2024 presidential candidate debate tonight.

At around 21.00 WIB, an article appeared on the JAKI application page written by the anonymous hacker. In the application launched when Anies was Governor of DKI Jakarta, hackers or hackers criticized that the JAKI security system was weak and seemed carelessly made.

"Hello Jakarta resident, JAKI has been hacked," wrote the hacker on the JAKI application, Tuesday, December 12.

"Just now, JAKI was mentioned in the presidential election debate. Wow, sorry to say, but this application doesn't seem to be taken care of too much in reality, in terms of technology, IT security which is carelessly taken care of, and sub-sub-function applications that seem to be made less than optimal and look just like a template to make it look like an increase in credibility in the IT infrastructure sector and digitalization evenly in Jakarta," continued the hacker's statement.

The hacker realized that many parties did not like his actions. However, he admitted that he wanted to refute Anies' words and emphasized that JAKI was not worthy of being called a technological breakthrough.

"Imagine how much data passes every day and if all the personal data of Jakarta residents is threatened by the actions of irresponsible people," he explained.

However, at around 22.00 WIB, the hacker's article was deleted in the JAKI application.

Previously in the presidential candidate debate, Anies exhibited the JAKI application which was launched to receive complaints from residents about the problems that arose in Jakarta. Anies claimed that the ranks of the DKI Provincial Government would immediately follow up on reports that were included in the application.

"We used to make it in Jakarta called JAKI. This is a superapps where all the services have sizes. For example, if you report a fallen tree, then we will give directions to the ranks for how many hours it must be done. When it is said that there is a report about the X incident, then how many hours must be done," explained Anies.