Here's How The Perpetrator Hacked Denny Siregar's Personal Data

Press conference on Denny Siregar's (Rizky Adytia Pramana / VOI) social media account hacking case

JAKARTA - The perpetrator of the Twitter account hacker Denny Siregar has been arrested, Kamia, July 9. The perpetrator with the initials FPH (27) is an outsourcing employee at GraPARI Telkomsel Rungkut Surabaya.

Kasubdit I Dittipidsiber Bareskrim Polri, Kombes Reinhard Hutagaol explained, the suspect took advantage of his status as customer service at Telkomsel. So, the perpetrator can open Denny Siregar's personal data.

"So there are two things that can be accessed. The first is access about customers and access to customers' mobile devices or equipment," Reinhard said in Jakarta, Friday, July 10.

Reinhard said, to be able to access customer data, a customer service must get permission from his superior. However, the perpetrator accessed Denny's data without his superior's permission.

After finding Denny Siregar's data, the suspect immediately immortalized it by capturing the screen from the computer. This customer data cannot be duplicated.

Furthermore, the suspect sent the data to the @ Opposite6891 account via private message or direct message. In this way, Denny Siregar's personal data spreads on social media

"Then the photo was sent via DM to the opposite6890 account," said Reinhard.

Based on the results of the investigation, the perpetrator admitted to hacking into this account because he was a victim of bullying on social media by supporters of Denny Siregar.

"Then we add the motives of the suspect. The person concerned personally with the operation account is sympathetic. Then the second, the motive is that he doesn't like DS because he has been bullied by a DS supporter's social media account," said Reinhard.

After that, said Reinhard, the police will begin to trace the whereabouts and figure behind the account @ opposite6890. This is because the account user has also violated the ITE law regarding the distribution of personal data.

"So for the Twitter account owner opposite6890, we are indeed investigating where it is," concluded Reinhard.

FPH suspects charged under Article 46 or 48 of Law number 11 of 2008 concerning ITE, or article 50 of Law number 36 of 1999 concerning telecommunications and / or Article 362 of the Criminal Code or Article 95 of Law number 24 of 2013 concerning Population Administration carry a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison or a fine. IDR 10 billion.