App not immune to attack


A REPORTED data breach of the now-defunct electronic Health Alert Card (eHAC) system has raised serious concerns about the security of the PeduliLindungi application, a key part of the government’s “living with Covid-19” strategy.

The authorities said that they had investigated a suspected data breach of the old eHAC system, which had jeopardised the data of around 1.3 million users.

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