Become A Suspect Because Of Selling Telegram Channels To Bjorka, Youth Madiun: A Little Fan But Fun

Muhammad Agung Hidayatullah (Photo: ANTARA)

JAKARTA - Muhammad Agung Hidayatullah (21), a young man from Madiun Regency, East Java, is a suspect in a case of government data leakage because the hack admitted that he had sold his telegram "channel" named @Bjoranism to Bjorka for 100 US dollars.

"In the conversation on the privacy channel, Bjorka made an announcement that the @Bjoranism account would be purchased for 100 dollars. Then I was DM him, it turns out that it is Bjorka," Muhammad Agung told reporters in Madiun, Saturday, September 17.

For his actions, the youth, a resident of Banjarsari Kulon Village, Dawangan District, has been named a suspect by the police. He admitted that he was wrong, because he had provided facilities to Bjorka.

Pemuda tersebut pernah mengunggah sebanyak tiga kali di channel telegram Bjorkanizem, yakni tanggal 8 September 2022 dengan tulisan "stop being an idiot". Kemudian unggahan tanggal 9 September dengan tulis "The next leak will come from the president of Indonesia".

September 10, 2022, uploaded "To support people who are struggling by holding demonstration in Indonesia regarding the price fuel oil. I will public my pertamina database too".

"I was wrong. My fault was to give a means to Bjorka to post," he said, quoted from ANTARA.

Muhammad Agung said that at first he was curious about Bjorka until he finally entered his telegram channel.

"I'm curious about him. I'm surprised too, but not too much. Due to this incident, it feels mixed up. At first, I was happy, but I'm sorry too," he said.

He was grateful that he was no longer detained by the police. Even though he has been released, Muhammad Agung is still required to report twice a week to the Madiun Police.

In enforcing the law, the National Police team confiscated a number of evidences in the form of a mobile "SIMCard" used by Agung in communicating with the owner of the original Bjorka channel, two units of the suspect's cellphone, and one ID card in the suspect's name.