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Hacktivist group claims responsibility for defacing Philippine Senate website Hacktivist group Nullsec Philippines claims responsibility for defacing the website of the Philippine Senate. Full story: https://www.rappler.com/technology/nullsec-philippines-claims-r

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Hacktivist group claims responsibility for defacing Philippine Senate website Hacktivist group Nullsec Philippines claims responsibility for defacing the website of the Philippine Senate. Full story: .com

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Hacktivist Group Nullsec Philippines Defaces Senate Website Amid Political Crisis On June 10, 2026, the hacktivist group Nullsec Philippines defaced the official Senate website, altering its content to protest against government corruption and demanding accountability. The group claimed responsibility for the attack, which involved unauthorized modifications to the website's appearance. The Senate's Electronic Data Processing and Management Information System Bureau confirmed that no sensitive information was compromised during the incident. The Philippine National Police (PNP) announced an investigation into the breach, emphasizing the seriousness of the attack on a government institution. As of June 11, the Senate website was under maintenance and no longer displayed the hacktivist's message. This incident highlights ongoing political turmoil within the Senate, exacerbated by recent leadership struggles and corruption allegations against several senators. The defacement has drawn attention to the vulnerabilities in government cybersecurity measures. 8 sources 53

Hacktivist group claims responsibility for defacing Philippine Senate website Hacktivist group Nullsec Philippines claims responsibility for defacing the website of the Philippine Senate. Full story: https://www.rappler.com/technology/nullsec-philippines-claims-r

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