The hackers are at it again.
Collectively known as Anonymous Philippines, they “defaced the online presence of local government units,” according to Philstar.com. This they did by putting a black screen, a logo and a message about the right to freedom of expression.
They quoted Article III, Section 4 of the Constitution and also said, “What happened to the law? Are all laws meant to be broken? Are they made to fool people, deprive them of their rights in exchange of what we believe as Heavens for Politicians?”
Here is a list of the sites that they defaced:
Bukidnon government website
Bolinao government website
Calasiao government website
Luna government website
National Maritime Polytechnic website
National Book Development Board website
Bureau of Customs website
Department of Health’s SmokeFree campaign
Several departments of the Philippine National Police
Municipality website of Gregorio del Pilar in Ilocos Sur
Municipality website of Anilao in Batangas
Municipality website of Apayao Province
On the other hand, here are the sites that had been restored as of press time:
Pilipinas Anti-Piracy Team website
Philippine Nuclear Research Institute website
Cebu Port Authority website
Metro Manila Development Authority website
Optical Media Board website
National Telecommunications Commission website
