Indonesian Banks Pummeled in Sudden Cyberattack Wave - Tech
Regulators told banks to step up alertness as attackers hit finance and insurance systems, with technology and government sectors also targeted.
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Indonesian banks face surge in cyberattacks, with 1.2 million attempts in 24 hours
JAKARTA; Indonesian banks have been hit by a wave of cyberattacks in recent days, with more than 1.2 million attempts recorded in the past 24 hours, prompting regulators to take action to prevent security breaches.
Indonesian banks pummeled in sudden cyberattack wave - Tech
Indonesian banks have been pummeled in a wave of cyberattacks in recent days, with more than 1 million attempts over the past 24 hours, prompting regulators to take action in a bid to prevent breaches.
Banks and government agencies in Indonesia have been subjected to a large-scale cyber attack, as reported by industry.co.id.
Monitoring by global cybersecurity firm FortiGuard Labs shows that Indonesia has experienced at least 1.6 million cyberattacks in the last 24 hours, with an average of 18 attacks per second.
Based on FortiGuard Labs' cyber threat dashboard monitoring on Saturday (11/7/2026), approximately 350,600 attack activities were recorded targeting Indonesia.
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