After so many failed attempts to have the recently passed Anti-Cybercrime law be reviewed, some of our fellow countrymen just had enough of the crap and decided to take matters into their own hands by hacking multiple government websites and placing their banner on it. As of the time of writing there are already seven government websites which have been hacked by a team called Anonymous Philippines. Read more in our articles including "More PH government websites have been hacked!" and "Google will now allow account sign-ins with a selfie video".
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Jul 22, 2026After so many failed attempts to have the recently passed Anti-Cybercrime law be reviewed, some of our fellow countrymen just had enough of the crap and decided to take matters into their own hands by hacking multiple government websites and placing their banner on it. As of the time of writing there are already seven government websites which have been hacked by a team called Anonymous Philippines.
Our coverage of ahck websites includes: "More PH government websites have been hacked!"; "Google will now allow account sign-ins with a selfie video"; "Apple rumored to release MacBook Ultra next year, alongside other updates". Each article provides unique insights and information.
Our article "More PH government websites have been hacked!" published on September 27, 2012 covers the latest information about ahck websites. Check it out for the most current details.