#bpi credit card hack

We've received notification from some of our readers that the Department of Health (DOH) website is hacked and is being used to phish out sensitive information from BPI cardholders. According to the information we've received, an email was sent the cardholder from the BPI servers requiring that they must enter information to verify and activate his card. He then is redirected to a part of the DOH website  -- where the layout is akin to the one you'll see on BPI's -- where one has to put in sensitive information including credit card numbers and the three-digit CVV at the back. Readers who sent this in have been worried that the BPI may have been compromised as well since the email came straight from the local bank's email servers, and they have requested for a new credit card recently. With the availability of Google Pay in the Philippines, a list of banks and credit card service providers have been released by Google in their official support pages. Some users also experienced issues using BPI online credentials on third-party applications and completing e-commerce transactions through BPI debit and credit cards. Read more in our articles including "Hacked DOH website being used for BPI credit card phishing" and "List of Bank, Credit Cards supported by Google Pay in the Philippines".