Bloomberg - Website ng Office of the President, na-hack umano ng Chinese hackers noong 2023-2024

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Na-hack umano ng ilang Tsino ang website ng Office of the President, ayon sa ulat ng international media company na Bloomberg. Kabilang umano sa mga nakuha ang mahahalagang dokumento tulad ng may kinalaman sa West Philipine Sea. Hindi kinumpirma ng DICT at AFP ang ulat pero patuloy raw nilang pinagtitibay ang cybersecurity ng bansa.

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00:00Good evening, Luzon Visayas and Mindanao.

00:04Some Chinese hacked the website of the Office of the President

00:10according to the report of the international media company Bloomberg.

00:14As for those who obtained the important documents,

00:17like the information in the West Philippine Sea.

00:19The report was not confirmed by the DICT and AFP,

00:22but they continue to strengthen the nation's cyber security.

00:27This is Ivan Mayrena.

00:33Based on Bloomberg's report,

00:35the Office of the President hacked the website

00:37and obtained some important military documents,

00:39including the information in the South China Sea,

00:42where the West Philippine Sea is located.

00:44This happened from 2023 to mid-2024.

00:48But according to the DICT,

00:50the last hacking that obtained information

00:53was between 2018 and 2022.

00:57We're able to detect them early on.

01:00And when we do so,

01:04we are able to secure the database.

01:09What we've seen so far are old data from many years ago

01:14that are being rejurgitated or, you know,

01:20recycled just to make an impression

01:27that they were successful in doing so.

01:30The Armed Forces of the Philippines also did not confirm

01:33the recent hacking,

01:34but they continue to strengthen the nation's cyber security,

01:37according to the President's order as Commander-in-Chief.

01:40The Philippines' allies are also helping.

01:44We have been trying to tweak our organization

01:50to the contemporary new challenges.

01:53We are able to detect and we are able to deter these attacks.

01:58Every day, hundreds of thousands of cyber attacks

02:01or hacking of websites are being monitored

02:04and hacked by the DICT.

02:06It's the same thing that all countries are facing.

02:09It is expected that there will be more of these

02:11as the election approaches.

02:13What's happening is that there are more fake information

02:18or disinformation.

02:20There are attempts at compromising certain infrastructure

02:29like websites that are...

02:33They are trying to deface some websites

02:36or try to introduce malicious software.

02:42The DICT is also worried about the use of scammers and hackers

02:45as a tool to incite scam techs

02:48to the real texts of legit accounts of companies

02:51like Telco.

02:52They are worried that this is legit,

02:54so they are following the recipients

02:56even if they only get their information

02:58to enter their e-wallet, bank, or social media accounts.

03:02They are already studying how this can be stopped.

03:05For Geo May Integrated News,

03:07Ivan Mayrena, Nakatutok, 24 Hours.

03:13For more UN videos visit www.un.org

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Bloomberg - Website ng Office of the President, na-hack umano ng Chinese hackers noong 2023-2024 | 24 Oras

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