Ten Breach Notices, Twenty Alleged Hacks: The Gap Is Your Incident Response
Nineteen million records were reportedly pulled from one Philippine labor agency in a single day, part of a wave that a local threat-monitoring group says touched 23 institutions between November 5 and 7 (Source: Deep Web Konek via Philstar, 2026). By November 10, the National Privacy Commission had received formal breach notifications from exactly ten government agencies, including the DICT,…
Between November 5 and 7, 19.2 million records were allegedly taken from the Department of Labor and Employment, 19 million resident profiles from the Department of the Interior and Local Government, 292,424 entries from the Land Transportation Office, and 20.9 million customer shipment records from LBC Express. These were leaked by a group that tracks the dark web.
According to the National Privacy Commission, ten government agencies received formal breach notifications during this period. The Cybercrime Investigation and Coordinating Center claims around twenty agencies are linked to hacker allegations, although some data may be recycled from previous breaches.
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