Indonesian Government Employee System “Ekinerja Tulungagung” Allegedly Breached

A sensitive data breach has allegedly impacted “Ekinerja Tulungagung,” an electronic performance management system used by civil servants in the Tulungagung Regency of East Java, Indonesia. The Ekinerja system is crucial for managing the personal and professional data of government employees in the region, making this alleged breach a significant concern for data privacy and security.

The compromised information reportedly includes a range of personally identifiable information (PII) and employment details of the civil servants. The extent of the breach is still being assessed, but the potential exposure of such sensitive data raises alarms about identity theft, fraud, and other malicious uses. This incident underscores the growing threat of cyberattacks targeting government infrastructure and the critical need for robust cybersecurity measures to protect official and personal data.

The leaked data titles allegedly include:

• NIP (Civil Servant Identification Number)
• Nama Pegawai (Employee Name)
• Unit Kerja (Work Unit)
• Jabatan (Position/Job Title)
• Jabatan PLT/PLH (Acting/Temporary Position)