01-10-25, 08:37 PM
The Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) has denied the data I released concerning the E-Report. Subsequently, the media also reported DICT’s denial of the said incident.
However, it is important to raise the following questions: If no data extraction occurred through your API, why was there system maintenance on the E-Report under the EGov platform, and why was the very API URL—where the data was extracted—suddenly blocked?
Furthermore, during the previous data breach involving LERIS PNP, which also falls under the EGov platform, DICT failed to properly coordinate with law enforcement agencies in the course of the investigation. More recently, DICT once again refused to allow law enforcement to conduct an investigation regarding another incident.
Below is proof that the E-Report API under the EGov platform underwent maintenance:
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However, it is important to raise the following questions: If no data extraction occurred through your API, why was there system maintenance on the E-Report under the EGov platform, and why was the very API URL—where the data was extracted—suddenly blocked?
Furthermore, during the previous data breach involving LERIS PNP, which also falls under the EGov platform, DICT failed to properly coordinate with law enforcement agencies in the course of the investigation. More recently, DICT once again refused to allow law enforcement to conduct an investigation regarding another incident.
Below is proof that the E-Report API under the EGov platform underwent maintenance: