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Philippine Army Confirms Exodus Breach

February 28, 2025
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The Philippine Army confirmed a cyberattack on its networks, following claims from a local hacking group, Exodus Security, that it had breached military systems and accessed sensitive documents. Army spokesperson Col. Louie Dema-ala confirmed the attack on Wednesday, referring to it as an “illegal access attempt” that was quickly contained. Although the group behind the attack was identified, no damage or data theft was detected at the time. The Philippine Army is actively implementing countermeasures to prevent future cybersecurity incidents.

Exodus Security, known for its activities in the Philippines and abroad, reportedly compromised 10,000 records belonging to active and retired military personnel. The leaked information, according to the digital security group Deep Web Konek, includes sensitive personal and military data such as names, ranks, addresses, medical and financial records, and criminal histories. The authenticity of the leaked data and the exact number of stolen records have not yet been confirmed. The hackers criticized the Philippine Army’s cybersecurity, warning that if local hackers could infiltrate the systems, foreign state-sponsored actors, such as those from China, Russia, or North Korea, could exploit the vulnerability much more severely.

Founded in 2009, Exodus Security is a prominent hacker group in the region, known for conducting distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks and leaking stolen data.

Earlier this year, the group claimed responsibility for another attack on the Philippine Navy, highlighting its ongoing efforts to target national institutions. In response to these attacks, Philippine authorities have strengthened cybersecurity measures and launched investigations into the breach.

These incidents have raised concerns about the vulnerability of critical infrastructure in the country, particularly amid growing tensions in the Asia-Pacific region.

Recent reports also indicate foreign attempts to infiltrate Philippine government systems, with authorities detecting failed attempts to access intelligence data from state-backed hackers. In January, authorities arrested a Chinese national and two Filipinos for suspected surveillance activities on military infrastructure. This came after a report revealed that Chinese state-sponsored hackers had breached a Philippine government agency in a multi-year cyber espionage campaign. As geopolitical tensions rise, cyberattacks and misinformation campaigns continue to increase, raising alarms over the nation’s cybersecurity preparedness.

Reference:

  • Philippine Army Confirms Cyberattack and Leak of Data by Exodus Security
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