Government Website Defacements May Signal Rise of Digital Protest Movement in Philippines
Recent defacements of the Senate and House of Representatives websites in the Philippines signal a potential rise in politically motivated hacktivism, underscoring the urgent need for enhanced cybersecurity across government institutions. Experts suggest this could evolve into a new form of civic protest.
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