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CICC concurs with DICT finding of no Comelec hacking

During a congressional hearing on Friday, Comelec spokesperson James Jimenez asked how the Manila Bulletin was able to "verify" the hacking of its servers but the publication was not able to address the query.

Landbank welcomes NBI probe on alleged phishing scam

Landbank said it is also coordinating with the Department of Education for the list of teachers who were reportedly victimized through phishing, even as the state-owned bank conducts its own investigation into their accounts.

Report: Maturing ecosystem driving EVs toward mainstream

According to analyst firm ABI Research, electric vehicle (EV) sales will move from 7% of total new vehicle shipments in 2021 to 19% in 2027.

Robust measures in place against counterfeit banknotes in ATMs, says BSP

The BSP issued the statement amid reports that some bank ATMs have allegedly dispensed fake bills.

House panel approves bill defining online crimes against kids

Among the crimes defined by the bill include the creation of high-risk viral challenge, cyberbullying, and online impersonation.

Cisco appoints new PH managing director to bolster growth in PH

Zaza Nicart succeeds Karrie Ilagan, who has taken on a regional role to lead Cisco Meraki across Asia Pacific including Japan and China.

Smartphone shipments down in Q4 but 2021 still a growth year with 5.7% rise in shipments

Despite a challenging second half of the year, full-year shipments still grew thanks to a strong first half.

New enigmatic Alpha Pokémon character Arceus debuts

The Pokémon Company just released the latest news about the newest adventures in the Nintendo Switch software titled “Pokémon Legends: Arceus”.

House bill on ‘motorcycles-for-hire’ hurdles second reading

In a big boost to motorcycle ride-hailing apps, the House of Representatives has approved on second reading a proposed law that would allow companies like Angkas to formally operate in the country.

DICT says initial probe shows no proof of Comelec hacking

The DICT said preliminary findings suggest that a hack was not possible due to the Vote-Counting Machine (VCM) system being offline and the lack of existing data on the Automated Election System (AES) that could be breached.

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