Using the hash tag #BloodyMonday in their post, Internet hacktivists Anonymous Philippines breached some Ph government websites as a prelude to the Million Mask March Event this coming November 5. The photo shown above is their official deface page for the operation.
Here are the list of the websites that was defaced yesterday:
http://gppb.gov.ph/
http://dirp4.pids.gov.ph/CDN/
http://braulioedujali.gov.ph/
http://laguna.gov.ph/fb/
http://laguna.gov.ph/gov_mobile/
http://laguna.gov.ph/webupdate/
http://ictconvention.dti.gov.ph/
http://opms.dti.gov.ph/
http://pricewatch.dti.gov.ph/
http://paoaccreditation.dti.gov.ph/
http://bps.dti.gov.ph/
http://www.niccep.dti.gov.ph/
http://msme.dti.gov.ph/index.php
http://malampayafoundation.com/
http://malampayafoundation.org/index.html
http://perfectoyasay.com/pwned.txt
http://joserizal.nhcp.gov.ph/
http://nhcp.gov.ph/
For the Million Mask March, protesters are encouraged to wear masks and join the peaceful protest to be held at the Batasang Pambansa along Batasan Road, Batasan Hills in Quezon City. According to the event poster, the protest march’s mission statement is “To remind this country what it has forgotten. That fairness, justice, and freedom are more than just words.”
A few months ago they released the following schedule on Facebook:
Schedule:
November 3: Deface
November 5: DDOS + March
Anonymous Philippines recently hacked Chinese websites as a protest against Beijing's increasing aggression on the West Philippine Sea. The group was first known when they hacked multiple government sites as a protest against the anti-cybercrime law in 2012.
Read More at rachfeed.com/hackers-defacing-philippine-government-sites-million-mask-march-event/
Read More at http://www.philstar.com/headlines/2014/11/03/1387630/anonymous-philippines-hacks-govt-sites-calls-mask-protest
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