MANILA, Philippines — About 28 million passport holders may have been compromised after the government-run service provider of the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) failed to install a cybersecurity system that could have protected their information and other data, a DFA official said during the agency’s budget hearing at the Senate on Thursday.
The APO Production Unit Inc., a government-owned and -controlled organization (GOCC), is in charge of printing Philippine passports.
SHIELA Guo, the sister of fugitive former Bamban, Tarlac mayor Alice Guo, could qualify to become a state witness against illegal Philippine offshore gaming operators (POGOs), said Justice Undersecretary Nicholas Ty. Ty, at a budget […]
MANILA, Philippines — As the country celebrates the 161st birth anniversary of Filipino revolutionary hero Andres Bonifacio, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Saturday urged Filipinos to do their part in liberating the Philippines “from the […]
(UPDATE) MALACAÑANG and the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) placed 38 poll hot spots under monitoring ahead of the 2025 midterm polls, DILG Secretary Jonvic Remulla said on Tuesday. Of the number, […]
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