“We have also guided our users of the next step to take in ensuring the privacy of their personal data is secured,” said Nuraini. The Indonesian tech giant is also coordinating with the government and other relevant authorities in the case. We remind all parties to erase all information that facilitates access to data obtained through unlawful means,” said Tokopedia Vice President of Communications Nuraini Razak on July 6. We have additionally reported the incident to the police. “We underline that this is not an attempt to steal new data and that Tokopedia users’ passwords remain protected through encryption. Tokopedia has also filed a police report on the hacking incident. The company has stated that it has approached the situation in a transparent manner with its users. Read also: Gojek Cuts 430 Jobs As Indonesian Economy Slows Down Due to Covid-19 However, Tokopedia’s stolen user data encompassed information on people’s emails, full name, and mobile numbers.
Tokopedia has clarified that users’ password information is safe as it is encrypted. JAKARTA, – Indonesian tech giant Tokopedia has fallen victim to a massive data leak in which 91 million of its user data were stolen, sold for $5,000, and shared in a Facebook group.
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