Senate Website Defaced by Hacktivist Group Demanding Accountability
The official website of the Philippine Senate was defaced by a hacktivist group named "Nullsec Philippines." The group issued a statement demanding public accountability and transparency. The Senate has launched an investigation, stating there are no indications of confidential information compromise.
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