The document summarizes a case of alleged cyberstalking between two individuals, Antarestawati and Khoiriatul Masruroh, in Malang, Indonesia. Antarestawati, a doctor, uploaded a photo of Khoiriatul to a WhatsApp group along with a caption implying she was a prostitute. Feeling harassed, Khoiriatul reported the matter to police. Under Indonesia's ITE Law, Antarestawati faced up to 6 months in prison or a fine for violating decency and defamation. Both parties later reconciled and withdrew the complaint after signing a letter and paying a fine. The document also provides background on cybercrime and cyberstalk

1. (WhatsApp Result, The Doctors at the General Hospital of Malang Snared of ITE Law)
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Eko Waluyo : 12135828
Kornelis Zalukhu : 12132942
Dhika Fauzi : 12135473
Wiji Lestari : 12137694
Lilis Sumiati : 12136729
Zena Oktavia : 12135413
Class : 12.4C.06
Akademi Manajemen Informatika dan Komputer
BINA SARANA INFORMATIKA (BSI)
Jakarta - 2015

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PREFACE
Praise God Almighty for all the abundance of His mercy and grace so that we
can complete the preparation of this paper in the form and content very simple. The
paper explains that we made on "Cyber Crime" by lifting a case between
Antarestawati and Khoiriatul Masruroh which originated from uploaded photos
through social networks that eventually threatened criminal penalties ITE Law. We
did not forget to say thank you to Mr. Oktavian as lecturers of EPTIK subjects that
have been guiding and directing us in the preparation of this paper also to the parties
that have been active or indirect role in the continuity of the preparation of this paper.
Our hope that this paper helps increase knowledge and experience for the readers.
The paper is still far from perfection because of the limitations of our
knowledge and ability. So that, we expect it to readers to provide inputs that are build
to perfection this paper.
Bekasi, May 2015
Author

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
PREFACE .............................................................................................................. i
TABLE OF CONTENTS......................................................................................... ii
CHAPTER I. INTRODUCTION ....................................................................... 1
1.1 Background............................................................................ 1
1.2 Scope ..................................................................................... 1
CHAPTER II. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE CYBERCRIME.............................. 2
2.1. Understanding Cybercrime............................................... 2
2.2. Understanding Cyberstalking ............................................... 2
2.3. Criteria Cyberstalking .................................................... 3
2.4. Action and Purpose Cyberstalker...................................... 3
2.5. Target Cyberstalking............................................................. 4
2.6. CyberStalking & Social Networking ................................ 5
CHAPTER III. CASE STUDY.............................................................................. 7
CHAPTER IV. CLOSING .................................................................................... 9
4.1. Conclusion ............................................................................ 9
4.2. Advice ................................................................................... 9
CHAPTER V. LIST OF REFERENCES............................................................. 11

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CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION
1.1 Background
Current computer technology has become an integral part of community
life, its users are also from children to adults. With the rapid advancement in
technology, threat or crime was more prevalent.
Cybercrime is a term that refers to criminal activity with a computer or computer
network into a tool, target or scene of the crime. Many examples of crime in the
virtual world where the computer as a tool, for that we as users should be more
careful in using this technology so as not to get stuck in the crime.
Globalization brings people in a world without borders to the flow of
information superfast (information superhighway) worldwide. Globalization of
the world sparked a revolution (rather than evolutionary) in the field of ICT
(Information and Communication Technology).
The challenges of globalization on the development of ICT for young people are
most concerned about is Social Networking Sites.
1.2 Scope
In writing this paper, we discuss a glimpse of cyber crime in general and
more detailed on cyberstalking to facilitate the discussion and that the material
that we describe more specific.

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CHAPTER II
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE CYBERCRIME
2.1. Understanding Cybercrime
"Cybercrime" is a criminal act committed on Internet technology
(cyberspace), whether that attack public facilities in cyberspace or private
ownership. In techniques such offenses can be divided into off-line crime, semi
on-line crime, and cybercrime. Each one has its own characteristics, but the main
difference between them is the rapport with the public information network
(internet).
Cybercrime can be defined as the unlawful act committed by using the Internet
based on the sophistication of computer technology and telecommunications.
The Prevention of Crime and the Treatment of Offlenderes in Havana, Cuba in
1999 and in Vienna, Austria in 2000, says there are two terms that are known:
1. Cybercrime in the narrow sense is called computer crime, is illegal
behavior / violate that directly attack the computer systems security and /
or data that is processed by a computer.
2. Cybercrime in the broad sense is called computer related crime, is illegal
behavior / violate related to computer system or network.
From some of the above, cybercrime formulated as an unlawful act committed by
using computer networks as a tool / instrument or computer as an object, either
for benefit or not, to the detriment of the other party.
2.2. Understanding Cyberstalking
"Cyberstalking" is the use of the Internet or other electronic device to
harass a person, group, or organization.
Cyberstalking is the latest form of criminal behavior involving threats persistent
or unwanted attention using the internet and other means of communication
computer.

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Cyberstalking can include harassing, threatening, excessive spamming,
harassment or live chat known as chat, inappropriate messages on a message
board or guest book online, electronic dangerous viruses are sent, unsolicited
emails and electronic identity theft. Including false accusations, monitoring,
making threats, our identity theft, damage to data or equipment, or collecting
information in order to harass. Cyberstalking action can be very dangerous and
frightening, especially for children and adolescents. This is because one's personal
identity information is not known on the Internet provides an opportunity for the
stalker (talker) to roam freely carry out the action. Cyberstalker (actors
cyberstalking) and often extreme action because they feel can not be arrested or
punished because it is difficult to detect.
2.3. Criteria Cyberstalking
How to identify cyberstalking?
When identifying cyberstalking "in the field", and especially when considering
whether to report it to any authority of law, the following features or
combinations of features can be considered to characterize the situation lurking
right: malice, premeditation, repetition, sorrow, obsession, revenge, no legitimate
purposes, personally directed, ignoring warnings to stop, harassment, and threats.
If only one time someone mocked in cyberspace, it is not called a bully or talker.
We have to see what its context, whether in activities kidding between friends,
discuss, it is also to be seen, if they were just mock each (joke), not called
cyberstalking.
2.4. Action and Purpose cyberstalker
2.4.1 Action Cyberstalker
 False accusations
Many cyberstalkers try to damage the reputation of the victim. They
post false information about them on the site and certain websites. They
may set up their own website, blog or page the user for the purpose of

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this crime. They post about the alleged victim to a newsgroup, chat
room or other sites that allow community contribution.
 Attempts to collect information about the victims
Cyberstalkers may engage with their victim's friends, family and co-
workers to obtain personal information. They can monitor the
information on the Internet, or rent a private detective. They will
frequently monitor the online activities of the victim and attempted to
trace their IP address in an attempt to gather more information about
their victims.
 Encouraging others to harass victims
Many cyberstalkers trying to involve third parties in this harassment.
They may claim the victim has impaired the stalker or his family in
several ways, for example by posting the victim's name and phone
number to encourage others to join disturb the victim.
 The attack on the data and equipment
They may try to damage the victim's computer by sending virus.
 Ordering goods and services
They ordered goods or magazine subscription on behalf of the victim. It
often involves a subscription to perform acts of pornography or order a
sex toy is then sent to the victim.
 Set up meetings
The youths face a high risk, especially against cyberstalkers are trying to
arrange a meeting between them.
2.4.2. Purpose Cyberstalker
 Supervise the victim's online activities via spyware, which is a
program designed to spy on someone's computer or mobile phone
remotely.
 Keep track of the location of the victim using GPS technology

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 Intercept with a cell phone call or text message someone
 Impersonate victims
 Supervise and watch the activity of the victim through a hidden
camera.
2.5. Target Cyberstalking
1) Man
2) Woman
3) Intimate Partner
4) Mass
5) Company
2.6. CyberStalking & Social Networking
Along with Facebook, another popular sites such as Path, WhatsApp,
Line has available cyberstalkers to see updates on their prey and in some cases,
allowing them to see where their victims. The latest application software utilizes
global positioning (GPS) technology, such as Foursquare, making the action more
easily find their victims. Check the dangers of GPS technology and its correlation
with cyberstalking.
Cyberstalking is an act of spying or stalking the privacy of internet users via
technology including computers, cell phones, cameras and other technologies.
Cyberstalking could eventually lead to acts of harassment, seduction, vulgar or
threatening messages, slanderous or unwanted messages. His motives are diverse,
ranging from revenge, anger, just for fun or want to control someone.
The fact that cyber stalking does not involve physical contact may create
the misperception that it is more dangerous than physical stalking. This is not
necessarily true. With Internet functions that become an integral part of our lives
private, professional stalkers can take advantage of the ease of communication as
well as increased access to personal information. In other words, the stalker may
be unwilling or unable to confront a victim in person or on the phone, he may

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have little hesitation sending harassing or threatening electronic communications
to a victim. Eventually, such as physical abuse stalking, threats online may be the
beginning to more serious behavior, including physical violence.

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CHAPTER III
CASE STUDY
(Antarestawati vs Khoiriatul Masruroh)
Antarestawati Acip Tjokro is a doctor in charge of Regional General Hospital
(Hospital) Kanjuruhan, Malang, East Java, was reported to the police. The cause, the
31-year-old doctor was in the app WhatsApp upload photos without their permission,
Khoiriatul Masruroh.
This case began when Antarestawati upload photos selfie Khoiriatul WhatsApp
group, which consists of a number of hospital employees Kanjuruhan. Photos
Khoiriatul the black shirted football club Paris Saint German was given posts "Buka
Lapak... 150 ewu (ribu)/ jam." Mean “Open Stalls ... 150 thousand/hour”
Khoiriatul Masruroh said initially he did not know his picture in the group
Antarestawati WhatsApp installed. He knew of one of his friends.
"Meanwhile, my photo uploaded to the WA group given writings Open Stalls 150
thousand / hour, it is not a joke. And I consider it seriously in harassing me, when I'm
with Dr. Antarestawati there was never a problem before," he said.
"This seems to me a slut that can be bought with money one hundred and fifty
thousand rupiahs per hour," he said.
Feeling harassed, he took the case to the authorities. He hoped that the case could be
prosecuted.
"The uploaded photos were given posts which was considered insulting Khoiriatul
Masruroh, victims who feel abused later reported the matter on March 12 last," said
Criminal Police, Adj Adj Malang Police Commissioner Wahyu Hidayat as confirmed
in Malang, Sunday (15/03/2015)

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In this case, the police use Law No. 11 of 2008 on Information and Electronic
Transactions (ITE) Article 27, including the violation of decency and defamation. If it
violates the doctor could be convicted of imprisonment not exceeding 6 months, or
fined up to Rp 1 billion.
Khoiriatul and Antarestawati had visited the Malang police station to undergo
examination. Both come together in a car driven by her husband Antarestawati.
However, both are now reconciled with stamped letters to Rp 6,000. There is also a
signature of the Head of Sub Division of Medical Records, Evapor Riyanto and Vice
Director of Administration and Finance, Mahila Surya Dewi.
"Khoiriatul have considered with himself and his family. Then unplug the report
states. There is no compulsion on the other party" Head of Unit PPA Iptu Sutiyo,
Tuesday (03/24/2015).

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BAB IV
CLOSING
4.1. Conclusion
Cyberstalking is the use of the Internet or other electronic device to harass a
person, group, or organization.
Cyberstalking is the latest form of criminal behavior involving threats
persistent or unwanted attention using the internet and other means of
communication computer.
4.2. Advice
1. Use Internet services wisely and be careful in any share to the internet, let
alone personal nature. Despite what was sent was intended only for
certain people to believe, the opportunity to spread the content of private
public space is too big. Once a spread content out on the internet, it is
difficult to remove it again because it is scattered everywhere.
2. Let be a good internet users. Teach our youth in order to treat others well,
so that they are treated others the same way.
3. Do not reactive. If someone is less feasible on the internet, and our youth
know, recommend that they do not easily respond to such action. Mutual
applies not feasible will only prolong the problem, and ultimately led to a
chain of cyber stalking continued. Ask them to ignore something that is
considered to be less comfortable.
4. Report unworthy behavior. If you find the perpetrators cyberstalking on
the internet, ask our youth to report to an adult who understands the
problem. If in school, can be reported to the teacher, or to parents if
teachers can not give instructions to resolve it. If necessary, report it

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online to the parties that might be helpful. Even when it's outrageous,
teach them to report unpleasant acts to the service providers.

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CHAPTER V
LIST OF REFERENCES
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cantik-di-malang-akhirnya-damai
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