Computer Professionals Union News Today

On February 25, 1981, Apple CEO Michael Scott oversaw a mass firing of employees, then held a massive party. It wasn't a good day for Apple!

On February 25, 1981, Apple CEO Michael Scott oversaw mass layoffs, then held a massive party marking the end of the "bozo explosion."

“We see the dangers it poses to the public, especially now that our data seemed to have been leaked, and that the collected information were not protected."

"We are not satisfied that the NTC is merely issuing SMS alerts, urging the public to be cautious of these phishing scams. It is ineffective and downright lazy."

Two non-profit organizations launched online petitions to veo the SIM Card Registration Bill over privacy concerns and possible rights violations. The

IT experts said that the behavior flagged in the cyberattacks against alternative news sites does not exhibit normal browsing, contrary to the claims during the budget deliberations before the House of Representatives that it was a mere "surfing activity."

BY REIN TARINAY MANILA — A group of computer professionals said that the recent online breach of Office of Solicitor General (OSG) data and the National ID (PhilSys) Registration issues show how long the Philippine government has to go in terms of having a reliable and secure ICT infrastructure in place. “The OSG leak, in particular, is a massive breach of public trust with immense and even life-threatening ramifications. As TurgenSec, who discovered the leaks highlighted, the contents of t...