Senate website defaced; hacker group claims responsibility
The Senate of the Philippines confirmed its website was defaced, with a hacker group named Nullsec Philippines claiming responsibility and calling for greater government transparency. The Senate has launched an investigation, stating no sensitive information appears to have been compromised.
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