N45HT

N45HT (officially known as N45HT.or.id and also referred to as the Noesantara 1945 Hacker Team) is an Indonesian cybersecurity company headquartered in Denpasar, Bali. Founded in 2015 by Choirur Rizal, the organization specializes in cybersecurity research, ethical hacking, and software-as-a-service (SaaS) security tools. It operates with a mission to strengthen digital safety and assist individuals and organizations in protecting their online assets from cyber threats.

History

N45HT was established in 2015 in Denpasar, Bali, with a focus on ethical cybersecurity research and digital defense. Originally operating through its first domain, n45ht.web.id, the company evolved and gained formal recognition from the Indonesian government, prompting a domain migration to n45ht.or.id. This move signaled a new era in the company’s operations and marked its commitment to professional standards and national regulatory frameworks.

Throughout its development, N45HT has built strong collaborative relationships with several notable cybersecurity communities and organizations including 1337.or.id, DefacerID, PansySecurity, and Nusa Team. These partnerships have enabled joint research projects and contributed to the organization's influence within the Indonesian and international cybersecurity landscape.

Services and Products

N45HT provides a range of cybersecurity services and SaaS products, focused on helping users detect and mitigate web-based security threats:

DaisySafety – A user-friendly tool to identify website vulnerabilities effortlessly ($19.90/month)
XSSR – An automated cross-site scripting (XSS) scanner ($9.99/month), available at xssr.n45ht.or.id
SEngine – A search engine for deep web and vulnerability research ($9.99/month)

The organization also publishes vulnerability disclosures, technical insights, and cybersecurity analyses on its research blog at n45ht.or.id/blog.

Bug Bounty and Research Activities

N45HT actively contributes to the global bug bounty ecosystem, participating in programs hosted on platforms such as HackerOne, BugCrowd, and YesWeHack. The team has a history of responsibly disclosing critical security flaws and has received numerous accolades for their work.