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Ulun Danu Beratan Temple, Bali, Indonesia ShutterstockIndonesia is a popular tourist destination known for its beautiful beaches, rich cultural heritage, and lively cities. However, it’s important to be well-prepared and informed to make the most of your trip. We have curated a list of ten essential things to keep in mind before embarking on your Indonesian adventure. Check out our list of information that ranges from visa requirements to weather conditions as you tighten your shoelaces to head out on a memorable adventure.Visa RequirementsA shot of the Indonesian visaIndian nationals travelling to Indonesia can obtain a Visa on Arrival (VoA) for…
In June, a massive ransomware attack on government entities in Indonesia—the country that’s been attracting billions of dollars in Big Tech investment—took down over 280 systems, including those of 30 central ministries and over a dozen provinces. While it may take nearly a year to assess the damage that hackers wreaked on these systems, according to cybersecurity experts, the episode raises questions about safety and governance in Southeast Asia’s largest economy. The attack amounts to a “digital national disaster”, Ardi Sutedja, a Jakarta-based IT consultant and founder of the industry group, Indonesia Cyber Security Forum, told The Ken. This is…
Iranian nation state actor known as MuddyWater has seen the use of a never-before-seen backdoor in a recent attack campaign, a departure from the well-known tactic of deploying legitimate remote monitoring and management (RMM) software to maintain constant access. This follows independent findings from cybersecurity firms Check Point and Sekoia, which codenamed the malware strain BugSleep and MuddyRotrespectively. “Compared to previous campaigns, this time MuddyWater changed the chain of infection and did not rely on Atera’s legitimate Remote Monitoring and Management (RRM) tool as a validator,” Sekoia said. said in a report shared with The Hacker News. “Instead, we noticed…
Indonesia is building several new coal-fired power plants for industrial users, despite its stated commitment to start phasing out coal and transition to clean energy, according to a new report.These so-called captive coal plants will have a combined capacity of 13 gigawatts, accounting for more than two-thirds of the 18.8 GW of new coal power in the pipeline.Most of the plants will feed the nickel, cobalt and aluminum smelters that the government is promoting in an effort to turn Indonesia into a manufacturing hub for electric vehicles (EVs) and batteries.Critics say the building spree goes against both these green technology…
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Identity-based threats in SaaS applications are a growing concern among security professionals, although few have the capabilities to detect and respond to them. According to the US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), 90% of all cyber attacks start with phishing, an identity-based threat. Attacks using stolen credentials, over-provisioned accounts, and insider threats make it abundantly clear that identity is the primary attack vector. Worse, it’s not just human accounts that are being targeted. Threat actors also capture non-human identities, including service accounts and OAuth authorizations, and infiltrate them deep into SaaS applications. When threat actors get past initial defenses,…
The group will provide essential equipment for the water treatment process, as well as technical advisory services for the installation and commissioning of the Buaran III utility. Suez’s patented Densadeg settler and Aquazur V filter will ensure the project’s water treatment capacity and quality. This is the first time that Densadeg is being deployed in Southeast Asia. Jakarta’s WTPs can currently treat 1.47 million cubic meters daily, supplying 65% of urban areas with clean water. The city’s government is aiming for total urban clean water coverage of 100% by 2030, planning new WTPs to meet rising demand with an additional…
Home » ASIA » Indonesia plans to collaborate with Singapore to host top notch music-concerts Tuesday, March 19, 2024Reading Time: 2 minutesIndonesia is setting its sights high in the tourism sector, with plans to collaborate with neighbouring Singapore to host concerts featuring global superstars like Taylor Swift. This initiative, according to Indonesia’s Tourism Minister Sandiaga Uno, aims to leverage the immense drawing power of A-list artists to significantly boost tourism in the region.During a recent visit to Singapore, Sandiaga highlighted the substantial economic impact of Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour, which saw a remarkable influx of concertgoers contributing five times more…
July 16, 2024Information hallOpen source / software supply chain Cybersecurity researchers have identified two malicious packages in the npm package registry that hide backdoor code to execute malicious commands sent from a remote server. The packages in question – img-aws-s3-object-multipart-copy and legacyaws-s3-object-multipart-copy – have been downloaded 190 and 48 times everyone. At the time of writing, they have been removed by the npm security team. “They contained complex management and control functions hidden in image files that would be executed during package installation,” said software chain security firm Phylum. said in the analysis. The packages are designed to mimic a…
South Korea-Indonesia summit in Jakarta on Sept. 8, 2023 (Courtesy of Presidential House) JAKARTA, Indonesia — South Korea and Indonesia have affirmed their commitment to expanding the scope of business cooperation from high tech to food industries, including electric vehicles, batteries, bio, agricultural machinery, petrochemicals and steel, the South Korean presidential house said on Friday.In a summit meeting held in Jakarta on Sept. 8, South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol and his Indonesian counterpart Joko Widodo signed six memoranda of understanding for business cooperation, including creating an EV ecosystem and selling halal food. Seoul is keen to ramp up exports…