Kombes Ade Safri: Student hacking speech to WA Polsek on loyalty of former players

Jakarta, VIVA – Police said the student with initials KTD (22) who hacked the Setiabudi Metropolitan Police address on Google Business was an old gamer. It is understood that the criminal also hacked the bank’s call centres and Traveloka.

“Old players, the suspect has committed many crimes,” said Polda Metro Jaya Special Director of Criminal Investigation, Police Commissioner Ade Safri Simanjuntak, Friday, September 20, 2024.

He explained that his party’s entry point to uncover the case was the hacking of the Setiabudi Metropolitan Police’s Google business profile, which took place between August 11 and 12, 2024, during a blunder.

He said police are still searching for the KTD group. The criminal was arrested at his home in South Sumatra.

“This suspect is a group that is always monitoring the errors in the program. We are still working on this, brother, and we are also continuing to pursue other suspects who are part of the suspicious group,” he said.

It was previously reported that a student from Ogan Komering Ilir, South Sumatra with the initials KTD (22) had to fight back against the police.

Because the person concerned hacked the address of Setiabudi Metropolitan Police on Google Business. The mobile phone number of Setiabudi Metropolitan Police was changed, after which he admitted to being a member of the police. KTD hacked the address of Setiabudi Metropolitan Police through a Google error.

“From this situation, the KTD suspect who was monitoring the bug situation took advantage of the bug situation after changing the Google business profile in the data of the Setiabudi Police in South Jakarta,” said Polda Jaya Metro Criminal Investigation Special Director, Police Commissioner Ade Safri Simandjuntak, Friday, September 20, 2024.

After the Setibudi Metropolitan Police address was hacked, the suspect changed his address route to SDN (Public Primary School) 05 Cipete Utara. He also changed his Google business contact to his cell phone number. The KTD, which claimed to be the police, ordered the victim to send money to the account he had prepared.