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Business · PhilippinesELECTRONIC WALLET platform GCash said its systems remain secure following a forensic investigation that found no breach after reports emerged claiming that user data were being sold on the dark web. “Initial forensic analysis shows no compromise in GCash systems; data under circulation does not match official records or customer information,” the company said in a statement on Monday. GCash, operated by G-Xchange, Inc., said it immediately launc…See the Story
GCash Says Systems Secure as Privacy Commission Probes Alleged Data Leak - BusinessWorld Online
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Business · PhilippinesMANILA, Philippines — The Philippine National Police (PNP) has expressed support for a proposed measure seeking to strengthen laws against cyberlibel and online hate speech, saying it will help promote accountability and responsible behavior in the digital space. PNP acting chief Lt. Gen. Jose Melencio Nartatez Jr. on Tuesday said the police welcome the “Emman Atienza Bill,” filed by Sen. JV Ejercito, as a timely update to the existing Cybercrim…See the Story
PNP Backs ‘Emman Atienza Bill’ to Bolster Cyberlibel, Hate Speech Laws
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Catholic Church · PhilippinesTHE Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) has identified seven individuals who have sacrificed their lives for the witness of Christ in the 21st century, as “new martyrs.”CBCP Secretary General Msgr. Bernardo Pantin said the names of seven Filipino “martyrs” from an archdiocese, a diocese and two prelatures, have been submitted to the Commission of the New Martyrs-Witnesses of the Faith in Rome.“These individuals shed their bloo…See the Story
Philippines Identifies 7 New Martyrs Who Died for Their Faith
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