Police and Immigration Confused Looking for Harun Masiku, Telematics Expert: Internet Age Is Very Easy to Track People, Here's The Way

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The Directorate General of Immigration at the Ministry of Law and Human Rights formed a special team to assist the KPK in finding the PDI-P candidate, Harun Masiku, who is a suspect in a bribery case to a former KPU commissioner, Wahyu Setiawan.

According to the Inspector General of Immigration, Jhoni Ginting, the special team consisted of the Inspectorate General, the Directorate of Cyber ??Crime, the National Siber and Sandi (BSSN), the Ministry of Communication and Information (Kemenkominfo), and the Indonesian Ombudsman.

"The objective of forming an independent joint team is in order to trace and reveal the real facts about the entry of the suspect Harun Masiku from Singapore to Indonesia," he said.

However, law enforcement officials seeking Harun Masiku's whereabouts were responded critically by telematics expert Roy Suryo. In his tweet, Roy said it was strange that law enforcement officers had difficulty finding Harun Masiku, who is obviously in Indonesia.

"In this 4.0 era, everything is IoT (Internet-of-Thing), so the existence of DPO the Aaron Masiku is actually very easy to know," Roy said.

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He also explained how to track someone from IP data access to m-Banking. "Trace the CDRi of his cellphone, the IP when accessing the data, the location of his m-Banking Cell. He and also his family," said Roy.

He was also surprised by the attitude of law enforcement officials who seemed confused looking for Aaron. At the end of his tweet, Roy revealed that it was not difficult to find Aaron unless the search was only a farce. "Just like that, it's a hassle, except for one: all theatrics," Roy said. ***

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