Manila Bulletin: Comelec servers hacked, possible leak of voters data
Comelec information was stolen by hackers
Sensitive data downloaded also included [a] list of overseas absentee voters, location of all voting precincts with details of board of canvassers, all configuration list of the database, and list of all user accounts of Comelec personnel, said MBTechnews.
The other downloaded files were network diagrams, IP addresses, list of all privileged users, domain admin credentials, list of all passwords and domain policies, access to the ballot handling dashboard, and QR code captures of the bureau of canvassers with login and password, MB Technews team added.
MBTechnews promptly verified this information and found that there was, indeed, an ongoing hacking of the servers. Further investigation showed the extent of the hacking to include the Comelec information that [was] stolen by the hackers, the report wrote.
NEWS UPDATE: Comelec says it is validating a Manila Bulletin report which alleges that a group of hackers has breached its servers and downloaded sensitive data that could potentially impact the 2022 polls. @rapplerdotcom pic.twitter.com/fTj2s5EDQg
— Dwight De Leon (@newsdwight) January 10, 2022
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