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PH: Bohol LGU websites hacked

Posted on July 16, 2016 by Dissent

Leo Udtohan reports that some Chinese hackers appear to be sore losers, defacing at least two local government units of the Philippines, Panglao and Loon, following China’s loss in a maritime arbitration case.

Credit: Inquirer.net
Credit: Inquirer.net

A screenshot of the defaced websites shows a Guy Fawkes mask, typical of “Anonymous” activities, with the words:

Nobody
can give you
freedom
Nobody
can give you
equality or justice
If you are a man
you take it.
—Chinese government

I almost hate to say it, but I actually like that sentiment – if it wasn’t for the sexist part, anyway.

SOURCE: Inquirer.net.

Category: Government SectorNon-U.S.

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