BIR Probes Possible Taxpayer Data Exposure After Cyber Attacks
The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) is investigating the potential exposure of taxpayer profile information following cybersecurity attacks in early November. While initial findings suggest no modification or loss of data, the BIR urges the public to transact only through official channels.
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