Kinumpirma ng Department of Information and Communications Technology na may impormasyon na ito tungkol sa grupong nasa likod ng cyber attack sa PhilHealth nitong Biyernes.
As the country goes into its annual long Lenten holidays this week, Kaspersky reminded cyber and social media-savvy Filipino netizens to be wary of the mischief that cyber hackers will be up to as they ramp up their activities during the extended break.MANILA, Philippines — Kinumpirma ng Department of Information and Communications Technology na may impormasyon na ito tungkol sa grupong nasa likod ng cyber attack sa PhilHealth nitong Biyernes.
“Do we know the group? Yes. Do we know the [advanced persistent threat], modus operandi? Do we have an international intelligence that says where they operate? Yes,” sabi ni Dy sa programang "The Source" ng CNN nitong Martes. “Is that enough to file charges against certain people? Not yet. We don’t even know the real identity behind the group,” sabi ni Dy.Pinuri rin ng DICT ang naging tugon ng PhilHealth sa cyber attack sa pamamagitan ng pag-turn off sa online access at sa coordination nito sa National Computer Emergency ng DICT.
Nagbabala ang DICT na maaaring gamitin ng hackers ang mga nakuhang impormasyon para sindakin ang publiko at makuha nila ang hinihinging ransom.
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