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Last week we updated you how Anonymous Leyte breached in to the official website of Philippines‘s Department of Trade & Industry (DTI), ending up with leaking login details of 1900+ members. Now the same hacker has hacked and defaced several Philippines government website for very same reason.
The Anonymous hacktivist left a deface page along with a message, criticizing the government role in mishandling the Yolanda Typhoon’s relief operations conducted by the National Government of the Philippines in Nov, 2013.
Leyte conducted the attack under the banner of Operation | Infosurge.
According to the deface message left by Anonymous:
It's been a year since Super Typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan) struck our land, but we have never forgotten the suffering you have clone to us during our time of recovery. We might have moved on from the painful wrath of the disaster however, we will not forget the misery you've brought to us with your incompetence in responding to our needs. Expect Us!
The targeted government sites belong to Davao Regional Hospital, Southern Philippine Development Authority, National Industry Cluster Capacity Enhancement Project (NICCEP), Technical Education and Skills Development Authority and several other government owned websites.
A full preview of deface page is available below:
Last week we updated you how Anonymous Leyte breached in to the official website of Philippines‘s Department of Trade & Industry (DTI), ending up with leaking login details of 1900+ members. Now the same hacker has hacked and defaced several Philippines government website for very same reason.
The Anonymous hacktivist left a deface page along with a message, criticizing the government role in mishandling the Yolanda Typhoon’s relief operations conducted by the National Government of the Philippines in Nov, 2013.
Leyte conducted the attack under the banner of Operation | Infosurge.
According to the deface message left by Anonymous:
It's been a year since Super Typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan) struck our land, but we have never forgotten the suffering you have clone to us during our time of recovery. We might have moved on from the painful wrath of the disaster however, we will not forget the misery you've brought to us with your incompetence in responding to our needs. Expect Us!
The targeted government sites belong to Davao Regional Hospital, Southern Philippine Development Authority, National Industry Cluster Capacity Enhancement Project (NICCEP), Technical Education and Skills Development Authority and several other government owned websites.
A full preview of deface page is available below: