Deep Web Konek

Philippine based cybersecurity advocacy group specializing in monitoring and addressing threats from the deep web and dark web.

[Deep Web Konek @deepwebkonek]

LOOK: The Deep Web Konek Team officially participated in the recent Senate Hearing led by the Committee on Women, Children, Family Relations, and Gender Equality chaired by Senator Risa Hontiveros.

Full Post: https://t.co/H7qaWZs0jh

[Deep Web Konek @deepwebkonek]

Good decision for DICT-NCERT.

[Troy Hunt @troyhunt]

The free gov program at @haveibeenpwned keeps expanding! Today, we welcome our 46th government: the Philippines 🇵🇭

Their National CERT is now using HIBP to help protect government departments, public resources and the people behind them. https://t.co/ezsXdYDnWS

[Deep Web Konek @deepwebkonek]

@4KingArk There's a document related to their purchase of ... you know those stuffs for their films 😂

[Deep Web Konek @deepwebkonek]

@4KingArk There's actually some of them.

[Inquirer @inquirerdotnet]

NBI nabs man tagged in ‘sextortion’ case https://t.co/4uqgWjX4lq

[Deep Web Konek @deepwebkonek]

@gmanews @ABSCBNNews @News5PH @bncdotph Klammer stated that the attack was motivated by both dissatisfaction with the company's content and alleged concerns over its cybersecurity practices, claiming Viva failed to adequately address previous security issues.

https://t.co/xNIwcki7ch

[Deep Web Konek @deepwebkonek]

The threat actor identified as Klammer has claimed responsibility for an alleged breach of Viva Communications, Inc., resulting in the leak of 10GB of documents.

The exposed data includes project permits, employee and associate email addresses, and behind-the-scenes records.

[Deep Web Konek @deepwebkonek]

Sorry for the inactivity but we're back again!

Back to posting breach reports and other IT related news also.

[michael fajatin @michaelfajatin]

Media will always ask the questions, even at times when it seems rediculous to you. Why? Let me have an opinion.
You dont understand how media works.
Media even if they know the answer because they researched the facts, even if they know you are lying to your teeth, evading the question or even shouting at the top of your lungs… will still ask the questions because they are after the answer of the resource person and then quote them.
Even if we think the person has a rediculous character to start with. That is respect of the profession. Kahit pa likas na bastos na tao ang tinatanong.
We dont bother to write our own opinion or have our own interpretation when it comes to news.
We ask the questions the public is asking.
We follow up on questions for it to be clearer or when aswers are evasive.
That is the basic function of media. To be the voice of the people.
No amount of degrading the function of media or flashing of your credentials, status or power can compel media to yield.
We are not paid vloggers or PR practitioners.
So when you say it is a stupid question, it is because you expect the answers to comply with your narrative when aswering truthfully is the only expectation real media will accept.

[Karen Davila @iamkarendavila]

Someone has to be made accountable for Bato’s escape.

No less than the DILG Secretary and PNP Chief entered the senate building last night to secure the senators.

The public was assured last night Bato was in the “5th foor, in his room, resting”. Bato’s lawyer showed a video last night of Bato supposedly in the senate.

The senate building should’ve been secured last night - no one in, no one out.

We need answers. How did Bato escape? Who helped him?

[Barnaby Lo 吳宗鴻 @barnabychuck]

Presidential spokesperson Claire Castro gives more clarity to what transpired in the Senate last night.

She says National Bureau of Investigation agents were at the GSIS building at the request of the president of the state insurer. The Senate is in the GSIS property, and their buildings are separated by a bridge. Castro said Senate security saw NBI agents around the Senate building and fired warning shots, so NBI agents fired warning shots in response.

Castro also says the Palace has received unconfirmed reports Senate Ronald "Bato" dela Rosa left the Senate early Thursday morning. They are awaiting official confirmation.

[CNN @CNN]

Gunshots heard in Philippine Senate, where a senator wanted by the International Criminal Court has been resisting arrest. https://t.co/5JR8v0Mhs6

[Deep Web Konek @deepwebkonek]

No comment po. 👀

[Bilyonaryo News Channel @bncdotph]

'TROLL FARMS CAN BE RAIDED'

Department of Information and Communications Technology of the Philippines (DICT-PH) Secretary Henry Aguda stated that Online Troll Farms can be raided anytime. He cites that these troll farms need to be monitored closely especially if they are involved in anything related to destablization and selling illegal financial instruments, among many others.

More pressing questions and insights like this together with Korina Sanchez - Roxas and Willard Cheng in #MemowithKorina.

[Deep Web Konek @deepwebkonek]

Initial validation by the Deep Web Konek (DWK) Team indicates that around 874,770 records contain no email values, while approximately 125,224 records include valid email addresses, bringing the total close to one million entries.

[Deep Web Konek @deepwebkonek]

A data breach involving the DepEd training platform has led to the circulation of a dataset containing approximately 990k records. The breach was claimed by NullSec Philippines and later amplified by Deathnote Hackers, increasing its visibility online.

https://t.co/GQGpd2iW40

[Deep Web Konek @deepwebkonek]

The dataset reportedly includes full names, user IDs, partial email addresses, and other account-related details, suggesting it may have originated from a structured training or learning management system.

[Deep Web Konek @deepwebkonek]

@neuroAnjiolina the people around them plays a role also as observed, their environments and their social media engagements probably.

[NewsbytesPH @NewsbytesPH]

NPC issues guidelines on scraping of publicly available personal data https://t.co/4vUzC5i0lp

[Ivan 🇵🇭🇻🇦 @IvanAtHome]

We at @cirrolytix Research Services, collaboration with our great partners at UA&P School of Law, will be hosting a forum on “Malign Foreign Influence In Philippine Politics”, which aims to bring together stakeholders from government, civil society, media, academe, and the policy community to examine Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference (FIMI) as an issue of democratic resilience, information integrity, and institutional trust in the Philippine context.

This forum is available to all but registration required: https://t.co/oeqItK6a7W.

[Deep Web Konek @deepwebkonek]

@docligot @cirrolytix See you soon sir!

[News5 @News5PH]

SOCIAL MEDIA BAN SA MINORS

Ipinanukala sa Senado ang "Social Media Safety for Children Act" na magbabawal sa mga kabataang edad 16 pababa na makapag-register, access, o makagawa ng account sa social media platforms.

Layon ng panukala na protektahan ang mga menor de edad sa panganib na dulot ng digital exposure at hindi ligtas na online environment.

Sa ilalim ng panukala, ire-require ang platform providers na magpatupad ng age at identiy verification systems, gayundin ang regular audits para matukoy at ma-deactivate ang mga account ng mga menor de edad.

Nakikipag-ugnayan na ang Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) sa ilang ahensya gaya ng DSWD, DepEd, National Telecommunications Commission, at National Privacy Commission para buuin ang implementing rules nito sa loob ng 90 araw oras na maipasa ang batas.