The Philippines have detected foreign attested to access intelligence data, but its cyber minister said on Tuesday that no violations have been recorded so far.
Information and Communications Minister Ivan Ui said that the data is widespread to steal. Advanced continuously hazards or APTs have repeated, but have failed to infiltrate government systems, suggests the country’s cyber rescue.
APTS is a common term for cyber actors or groups, often state-supported, engaged in malicious cyber activities.
“These have been present for a long time, and many actors have danger, but most of them are foreigners,” Uy told Reuters.
Some thesis hazards, referred to by UY as “sleepers”, the bee was embedded in the system before the government was exposed to cyber security efforts.
“Why are things going on in those systems, without calling it out?” Heer said.
He said that till now, the government has not seen any cyber attack targeting important infrastructure.
“Hopefully our cyber rescue and cyber security are quite strong,” he said.
The UY accepted the difficulty of blaming cyber infiltration for specific attackers, as they sometimes give up misleading digital marks.
However, the government is working through diplomatic channels and sharing intelligence with the army with other countries, so that he said to validate the dangers and strengthen the rescue.
Last year, Philippine said it thwarted the efforts Hackers working in China The Philippine President and government agencies to break into websites and email systems, including promoting a marine security.
UY described the growing cyber threats as part of a global weapons race, where the nation and criminal organizations exploit digital weaknesses for financial or strategic benefits.
“The world is getting III and it’s cyber,” said Ui. “Thesis weapons are non-economic. They are cyber, digital, virtual, but this is happening. The attacks and rescues are happening as we speak, without any physical expression.”
Beyond the cyber attack, UY has flagged off a surf in the Deppes and has referred to as “fake news media outlets” with the aim of manipulating in public opinion before the middle-tim elections of the Philippines in May, and The ministry has been deployed to equip the ministry to deal with them. ,
“Misinformation and disintegration is risky in relation to democracy like us, as we rely on elections, and the election is based on personal opinion,” Ui said.
