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Philippines: Hackers attack website of agency in charge of police
By Tonyo Cruz Tue, May 31, 2011 8:18PM UTC View Comments
The website of the Philippines’ Department of Interior and Local Government got “pwned” by hackers on Tuesday, joining a long list of government websites falling prey to hackers. Ironically, the DILG supervises the country’s main law enforcing arm, the Philippine National Police. The hacker was able to enter the website and posted the following announcement...
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