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Hackers claim access to Philippine government network as cyberattack probe continues

Hackers claim they accessed a Department of Motor Vehicles network while the Philippines' Department of Information and Communications Technology investigates government cyberattacks. The supplied information does not confirm the intrusion or describe data stolen or services disrupted.

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A confirmed compromise of a government network could expose sensitive data and disrupt public services.

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  1. Hackers claim access to DMW network as DICT probes gov't cyberattacks ↗newsbytes.ph · Recorded source date: Sep 7, 2026, 8:32 PM UTC

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