Komunikasi Termediasi Penipuan dengan Modus Business Email Compromise

Andriyanto, Tri

doi:10.38194/jurkom.v5i2.627

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“…In this study, data were gathered through observation, semi-structured interviews, and documentation. This study applied the data analysis method of the Miles and Huberman models, which is data collection that is repeated until completed and yields data deemed credible by Sugiyono (Andriyanto, 2022) in the data analysis procedure is as follows: (1) Data reduction by selecting, focusing, summarizing, searching for themes, and removing unnecessary data so that data processed in the data reduction method produces clearer data.…”

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Destination Branding Process of Bengkalis Regency as a Cultural Tourism Destination by the Board of Tourism, Culture, Youth and Sport

Septiana

Setianti

Setiawan

2023

JURKOM

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The existence of tourism development policies that are not supported by integrated communication activities makes tourism problems in Bengkalis Regency increasingly complex. Disparbudpora has made Bengkalis Regency a cultural tourism destination through destination branding. This study aims to determine the destination branding process for Bengkalis Regency by the Board of Tourism, Culture, Youth and Sports (Disparbudpora) as a cultural tourism destination. The research method used is qualitative with a descriptive case study approach. The results of this study indicate that Disparbudpora of Bengkalis Regency introduces cultural tourism destinations by carrying out 5 stages of destination branding. The first stage is market investigation, analysis and strategic recommendation, namely by collecting secondary data, field surveys and data analysis. The two stages of Brand identity development, using the Sembayung logo and the tagline Bengkalis diversity of culture. The three stages of brand launch and introduction are carried out through digital communication and special events which are held annually. The four brand implementations are carried out in accordance with the program set in RIPPARDA 2021-2035. Fifth, Brand monitoring, evaluation and review is carried out directly, through the UPT Tourism and destination managers and Evaluation, a review that discusses the data that has been collected regarding the deficiencies and advantages of destinations.

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Destination Branding Process of Bengkalis Regency as a Cultural Tourism Destination by the Board of Tourism, Culture, Youth and Sport

Septiana

Setianti

Setiawan

2023

JURKOM

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“…Based on OJK data, from January to May 31 2023, the OJK has received complaints related to fraud modes in the form of skimming, phishing, social engineering and sniffing as many as 72,618 (6.5%) of all complaints received of 1,116,175 services. As for illegal investments, losses experienced by the public due to illegal investments from 2018 to 2022 have reached IDR 126 trillion [5].…”

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Elderly Digital Resilience in Responding to Online Fraud

Jumrana,

Ibrahim

2023

Proceedings of the Regional Seminar on Community Issues, SSIK 2023, 20 September 2023, Kendari, Province of Sulawesi Tenggara,

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Digital fraud is one type of crime that is constantly on the rise in cyberspace across many platforms. Anyone of any age can become a victim. The pre-elderly and elderly age groups were shown to be especially susceptible to digital fraud, according to research conducted in February-June 2022. Typically, victims of digital fraud either take no action or are unsure of what to do. This research aimed to provide an overview of the digital resilience of elderly in Kendari City in facing fraud crimes in cyberspace. This type of research is descriptive research with mixed methods, combining surveys and interviews to collect data. The research subjects were elderly and pre-elderly who had taken digital literacy training. The research results showed that some elderly had online resilience, shown by their self-efficacy and confidence in being able to face online fraud by providing active and proactive responses. Active responses include deleting messages, blocking message senders, and reporting, while proactive responses include communication and education.

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Policy Formulation of Fraud Offenses in the New Penal Code Concept for Combating Technology-Related Crimes

Wahid

2023

Rechtsidee

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This study critically analyzes the formulation of criminal offenses related to fraud in the revised Penal Code (KUHP) within the context of contemporary technological advancements. Employing a normative legal research method, the investigation draws on relevant legal literature, legislation, and scholarly publications. The findings reveal inadequacies in the current legal provisions, particularly in addressing cyber fraud facilitated by information technology. The newly introduced Article 492 of the revised KUHP remains rooted in conventional fraud models, lacking the capacity to accommodate digital modus operandi and failing to encompass diverse identity theft techniques and system vulnerabilities. The absence of specific regulations pertaining to electronic transactions, computer networks, and digital systems further underscores the limitations. While the revised KUHP exhibits positive enhancements, urgent revisions are warranted to incorporate comprehensive elements, impose stricter penalties, and reinforce global cooperation in combating cybercrime. The overarching goal is to ensure that criminal provisions remain adaptive and responsive to the dynamic landscape of technology-driven offenses in the future. Highlights: The revised Penal Code inadequately addresses digital fraud, necessitating a comprehensive update to encompass evolving technological modus operandi. Existing legal provisions lack specificity concerning electronic transactions, computer networks, and digital systems, revealing a crucial gap in addressing contemporary cyber threats. Urgent revisions are imperative to fortify criminal statutes, impose stricter penalties, and enhance international collaboration, ensuring a responsive legal framework for combating future technology-based crimes. Keywords: Technological Fraud, Penal Code Revision, Cybercrime Legislation, Legal Adaptation, Global Cooperation

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Komunikasi Termediasi Penipuan dengan Modus Business Email Compromise

Cited by 4 publications

References 16 publications

Destination Branding Process of Bengkalis Regency as a Cultural Tourism Destination by the Board of Tourism, Culture, Youth and Sport

Destination Branding Process of Bengkalis Regency as a Cultural Tourism Destination by the Board of Tourism, Culture, Youth and Sport

Elderly Digital Resilience in Responding to Online Fraud

Policy Formulation of Fraud Offenses in the New Penal Code Concept for Combating Technology-Related Crimes

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