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The PNP got HACKED 👮 AND I DON'T BLAME THEM 🕵️ Latest fire hazard AMD's 7800X3D MIXED with Asus X670E mobos 🔥 YES there is a 3060TI SUPER , NO you can't buy it 😔
existence of a non-password protected database containing over 1.2 million records.records to be related to individuals who were employed or applied to work in law enforcement in the Republic of the Philippines, and could be broadly categorized into:Documents relating to individuals who either applied for law enforcement roles (“Applicant Records”) or had been employed to work in law enforcement roles (“Employee Records”) in the Republic of the Philippines; andAncillary documents relating to the affairs and administration of law enforcement agencies in the Philippines.These Applicant Records and Employee Records contained highly sensitive personally identifiable information (PII). I saw scans of official documentation such as passports, birth and marriage certificates, drivers’ licenses, academic transcripts, security clearance documents, and many more.It is crucial to emphasize that the information in question was readily accessible to individuals with an internet connection.Due to the amount of time from when the exposure was discovered, reported, and finally closed it is unclear exactly how long the database was publicly accessible or if anyone else may have accessed it. I can validate that the data was exposed for a minimum of 6 week
"It was not a hack. It was a data leak," DICT Secretary Ivan Uy told ANC's "Headstart"."A cybersecurity researcher... happened to find a site where there was no security. It was just open to the public," he added.Based on DICT's investigation, the data leak came from the online recruitment portal of the Philippine National Police. "It's an employment portal or recruitment portal. The uploaded documents were the ones that were exposed," Uy said.The PNP's IT department did not have knowledge about its recruitment page, he said.
https://www.vpnmentor.com/news/report-philippine-police-breach/
"It was not a hack. It was a data leak," DICT Secretary Ivan Uy told ANC's "Headstart"."A cybersecurity researcher... happened to find a site where there was no security. It was just open to the public," he added.Based on DICT's investigation, the data leak came from the online recruitment portal of the Philippine National Police. "It's an employment portal or recruitment portal. The uploaded documents were the ones that were exposed," Uy said.The PNP's IT department did not have knowledge about its recruitment page, he said.
https://news.abs-cbn.com/business/04/25/23/no-hacking-dict-says-data-leak-was-from-pnp-portal
7800X3D burned out on an Asus ROG Strix X670E
take it apart to find the 7800X3D bulged out and took the socket with ithttps://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/12tlk7s/7800x3d_just_killed_itself_and_my_mobo/
MSI is pulling the RTX 3060 Ti Super 3X graphics card series in China at the request of Nvidia.
https://www.pcgamer.com/msi-just-had-to-unlaunch-its-rtx-3060-ti-super-3x-because-its-not-actually-super/
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By Hardware Sugarexistence of a non-password protected database containing over 1.2 million records.records to be related to individuals who were employed or applied to work in law enforcement in the Republic of the Philippines, and could be broadly categorized into:Documents relating to individuals who either applied for law enforcement roles (“Applicant Records”) or had been employed to work in law enforcement roles (“Employee Records”) in the Republic of the Philippines; andAncillary documents relating to the affairs and administration of law enforcement agencies in the Philippines.These Applicant Records and Employee Records contained highly sensitive personally identifiable information (PII). I saw scans of official documentation such as passports, birth and marriage certificates, drivers’ licenses, academic transcripts, security clearance documents, and many more.It is crucial to emphasize that the information in question was readily accessible to individuals with an internet connection.Due to the amount of time from when the exposure was discovered, reported, and finally closed it is unclear exactly how long the database was publicly accessible or if anyone else may have accessed it. I can validate that the data was exposed for a minimum of 6 week
"It was not a hack. It was a data leak," DICT Secretary Ivan Uy told ANC's "Headstart"."A cybersecurity researcher... happened to find a site where there was no security. It was just open to the public," he added.Based on DICT's investigation, the data leak came from the online recruitment portal of the Philippine National Police. "It's an employment portal or recruitment portal. The uploaded documents were the ones that were exposed," Uy said.The PNP's IT department did not have knowledge about its recruitment page, he said.
https://www.vpnmentor.com/news/report-philippine-police-breach/
"It was not a hack. It was a data leak," DICT Secretary Ivan Uy told ANC's "Headstart"."A cybersecurity researcher... happened to find a site where there was no security. It was just open to the public," he added.Based on DICT's investigation, the data leak came from the online recruitment portal of the Philippine National Police. "It's an employment portal or recruitment portal. The uploaded documents were the ones that were exposed," Uy said.The PNP's IT department did not have knowledge about its recruitment page, he said.
https://news.abs-cbn.com/business/04/25/23/no-hacking-dict-says-data-leak-was-from-pnp-portal
7800X3D burned out on an Asus ROG Strix X670E
take it apart to find the 7800X3D bulged out and took the socket with ithttps://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/12tlk7s/7800x3d_just_killed_itself_and_my_mobo/
MSI is pulling the RTX 3060 Ti Super 3X graphics card series in China at the request of Nvidia.
https://www.pcgamer.com/msi-just-had-to-unlaunch-its-rtx-3060-ti-super-3x-because-its-not-actually-super/