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Let’s look back at what the Indonesian tech industry went through last year. It’s not just a history lesson, as it also points the way forward to new trends in

Facebook is still growing in Asia with over 351 million active users at the last count. The Philippines, contributes more than 30 million people to that Facebook Asia number. But for Filipinos, services like

The shadowy Anonymous Philippines group has managed to hack and deface many government websites a number of times over the years. Last week saw a fresh wave of digital ‘hactivism’.

Journalists falsely reported that the Singapore Prime Minister’s Office website was hacked. They need to do their homework.

Anonymous Australia has sent a final warning to Indonesian hackers to leave citizens’ sites alone or face imminent cyber war.

Over the past several weeks in Thailand, there has been no news hotter than the ongoing public protests against a recent proposed bill in Parliament to grant amnesty to former

Credit: BajinganLonthe (Update: Indonesian hackers have brought down Australia Secret Intelligence Service’s (ASIS) website. The hackers originally targeted Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO), but changed their target to ASIS instead.

As November 5 came and went, the online community was awash with a mixture of relief, ridicule, and even disappointment at how uneventful the day was despite the promise of

For all the bluster about waging war on the Singapore government, November 5 — designated a global protest day by hacker collective Anonymous — was rather uneventful in Singapore. While

By Yasser Paragian, Enricko Lukman, Phoebe Magdirila, Terence Lee The Million Mask March, a global protest initiated by hacktivist group Anonymous, has begun in Southeast Asia this morning. Eye witness