Foreign hackers threaten PH polls | The Manila Times
THE Philippines will face a greater risk of cyberattacks from foreign groups, especially in the coming elections, a threat assessment presentation said.
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THE Philippines will face a greater risk of cyberattacks from foreign groups, especially in the coming elections, a threat assessment presentation said.
Miru has won the big-budget deal to deploy voting machines to the Philippines for next year's polls, but the South Korean company is still being haunted by reports of faulty devices and manual recounts in countries that previously sought its services
 DESPERATE Far North tourism leaders and operators are standing on a cliff edge and fear thousands of people will be left out of work within weeks if the federal government does not extend the JobKeeper program. The March deadline for the COVID payments looms large for the local industry whose business completely dried up with the closure of international and state borders. With February and March already traditionally quiet in the region, the situation has become "dire" according to Tourism Tropical North Queensland chairman Ken Chapman. He said the Far North was the most dependent ...