Anonymous PH members have successfully defaced the Commission of Elections website, and in turn, extracting data from it.
This comes after a call from the local hacktivist’s of a more transparent election system through implementation of the security features on the Precinct Count Optical Scanner (PCOS) machines that will be used in the upcoming May 9 elections.
“One of the processes by which people exercise their sovereignty is through voting in an election- where people choose the candidates who will best represent them, who will serve them under the principle that “Public office is a public trust.” But what happens when the electoral process is so mired with questions and controversies? Can the government still guarantee that the sovereignty of the people is upheld?” said the group on their Facebook Page.
Along with the defacement, Lulzsec Pilipinas have also managed to obtain the whole database coming from the website. COMELEC’s web address remains inaccessible as of the moment.
More as we get it.
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Mukha mo says:
Ikaw ano nagawa ano mo Pilipinas? bakit di mo ilagay dito tunay na pangalan mo kung di ka duwag? haha
Easy E says:
Tagalugin mo kaya miss. Choppy.
rein says:
dapat ang ina hack ng mga yan, yung mga telcos (globe at smart)….masyado kasing abusado kahit legit ka na nagloload sa smart binoblock pa rin nila yung sim
arvin aquio says:
they did already ryt? last year lang nung hinack nila ang globe dahil sa kasakiman ng telco na yan.
pogi says:
anu ba yan if they can’t even secure their own website anu na lang assurance natin sa mga PCOS machine nila
Easy E says:
At least clear ang message. Ibabalik din nila yan. Hindi sila terrorista imo.
anonymous bulok says:
oa na yang anonymous ph na yan ah. mga walang magawa. palibhasa anonymous ang daming paandar. mga duwag naman. aa if may nagawa sa bansa!
OTOT says:
Hahaha mas BULOK ka sa lahat ng PINAKABULOK!!!!! : )
bobo si ANONYMOUS BULOK says:
hahahahahahhahaha.. mas bulok ka
OTOT says:
I agree with LOL and W sa tax natin kinukuha ang pasweldo sa mga nagtatrabaho sa gobyerno kasama COMELEC kaya we deserve na magaling na IT para di ma-hack tama si W d naman terorista yang mga yan, ito lang cguro kaya gawin ng anonymous ph para maglabas ng hinanakit s pamamalakad ng gobyerno na kung saan marami kc ang BULOK!!!
W says:
Affected? Hahaha ikaw ba IT ng COMELEC? LOL galingan mo kasi.
LOL says:
It shows na hindi secured ang mga government websites. And oh, they’re hackers, hacking is what they do…