BSSN Reveals Latest Information about Hacker Bjorka
VIVA – After the appearance some time ago, Hacker Bjorka made the public curious about him/her existence and the real figure of Bjorka. But recently, the news about him/her began to disappear. The Head of the National Cyber ??and Crypto Agency (BSSN), Hinsa Siburan revealed the latest information about the hacker Bjorka.Â
The head of BSSN, Hinsa Siburian in the opening ceremony of the Cyber ??Security Seminar and Training for a thousand Santri throughout Indonesia on October 22, 2022, stated that Bjorka is not a real hacker. The appearance of Bjorka is thought to only create chaos.
"This Bjorka does exist, a person who deliberately wants to cause chaos," Hinsa Siburian said in Jakarta, Saturday.
In the temporary research results, BSSN found that Bjorka is not a real hacker. Furthermore, Hinsa Siburian explained that Bjorka collects stolen or purchased data and then appears.
Kepala Badan Siber dan Sandi Negara (BSSN), Hinsa Siburian
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The head of the BSSN also mentioned the presidential data leaked by Bjorka recently, according to him, it was only data going in and out of letters.
"Actually, there are documents classified, ordinary, secret, and very secret. Is only the list of incoming and outgoing letters considered confidential? Not really," Hinsa Siburian said.
Doxing against the Minister of Youth and Sports includes full name, mobile phone number, NIK, and Amali's family card number. In addition, there is the complete address, place, date of birth, marital status, and the type of vehicle the Minister of Youth and Sports has.
Other victims of doxing were the Head of BSSN, the Minister of Communication and Information, Johnny G Plate, Anies Baswedan, Puan Maharani, Denny Siregar, and the Minister of State-Owned Enterprises (BUMN) Erick Thohir.
Bjorka is known to sell data suspected of being Indihome customers, PLN, Sim Card registrations, and KPU data. In addition, Bjorka also has a secret document from the President of Indonesia, Joko Widodo.
