Philippines National Telecommunications Commission hacked by Anonymous Philippines and PrivateX

Philippines' National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) website (ntc.gov.ph) has been hacked and defaced by Anonymous Philippines and PrivateX. Hackers left message for President Aquino for their pro malaysian attitude.Site is still defaced, at the time of writing.

Philippines' National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) website has been defaced collectively by the hackers going with the handle Anonymous Philippines and PrivateX. 

Hacked Site:
                     http://ntc.gov.ph

Philippines President website was hacked by the same hackers for not properly handling Sabah conflict between Philippines and Malaysia.

Hackers left message for President Aquino for their pro malaysian attitude. Hackers also said,

We're not encouraging the PH Gov to declare a war on Malaysia but
Philippines must defend it's sovereignty. Invading our territory by foreign country is unacceptable. Malaysia air strike in Sabah is a provocative act.

The compelte message left by the hackers on the deface page can be found below.

Deface Message:

Greetings, President Aquino! You told us that filipino peoples are your "Boss"and you will bring us on the right way, but what happened now??
Lack of Education,Lack of Opportunity,Lack of Cyber Security and also you failed to eliminate all corrupt officials. And now you are on the side
of Malaysian Gov, many people knew that Sabah is part of the Philippines, We're not encouraging the PH Gov to declare a war on Malaysia but
Philippines must defend it's sovereignty. Invading our territory by foreign country is unacceptable. Malaysia air strike in Sabah is a provocative act.
We do not know how you are able to relax while our Filipino brothers sacrifice their life to defend Sabah. It seems you are a Pro-Malaysian.
PH must be aware on National Security also in CyberSpace because in the past few years no security was  done in many  gov.ph sites. Now it is the
"Daang matuwid"?

We are Anonymous
We are Legion
We do not forgive
we do not forget
united as one
divided by zero
Expect us.

About NTC:
The Philippines' National Telecommunications Commission abbreviated as NTC, is an agency of the Philippine government under the Commission on Information and Communications Technology responsible for the supervision, adjudication and control over all telecommunications services throughout the Philippines.

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Philippines President Website Hacked by Anonymous Philippines

Philippines President official website hacked by Anonymous Philippines early Thursday. Hackers also hacked other Philippines govt sites and criticized President's Sabah conflict handling.

Anatomy of attack is not known. It seems that hackers exploited SQL injection flaw on the president website and managed to upload their message.

The hacker group left a message to the president on the hacked Web site with links to Facebook profiles of the hackers, as shown in above screenshot.

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List of other govt hacked websites:
http://www.gdelpilar.gov.ph
http://www.calasiao.gov.ph
http://bolinao.gov.ph
http://mauban.gov.ph
http://apayao.gov.ph
http://www.mauban.gov.ph
http://www.drd.pnp.gov.ph

Complete message from Anonymous Philippines left on the page:
Greetings, President Aquino! We have watched how you signed into law a bill that endangers and tramples upon the citizenship  freedom of speech and expression. Now, we are silent witnesses as to how you are mishandling the Sabah issue. We did not engage the Malaysian hackers who invaded our cyberspace since we expected you to appropriately and judiciously act on the same, but you failed us. You did nothing while our fellow brothers are being butchered by the Malaysian forces, and while our women and children become subject of human rights abuses. If you can’t act on the issue as the Philippine President, at least do something as a fellow Filipino. We are watching.

We are Anonymous
We are Legion
We do not forgive
we do not forget
united as one
divided by zero
Expect us.


At the time of writing, most of the government websites are restored.

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