Administration for Cyber Security
The cyber security agency under Taiwan's Ministry of Digital Affairs. It plans and carries out national cyber security policy and regulation, critical infrastructure protection, incident detection, reporting and response, and security exercises and audits. Its guidelines and alerts are a primary source for understanding Taiwan government policy and compliance expectations.
Further reading: moda.gov.tw
Advisories that mention this term
Taiwan's digital ministry warns AI-automated attacks are targeting corporate personal data; over 10 firms have reported being hit
According to CNA, Minister of Digital Affairs Lin Yi-jing said on Nov 11 that more than 10 companies have reported being hit by cyberattacks, five or six of them large, and most incidents appear tied to AI-driven attacks .
Central Election Commission Candidate Asset Declaration Website Returns National ID Numbers of 1,573 Candidates; ACS Assists with Security Testing
Query responses from the Central Election Commission (CEC) candidate asset declaration website included non-public National ID numbers of candidates that could be retrieved via browser developer tools; after a civic developer discovered and reported the issue on October 27, the CEC suspended the service that same day to fix the bug and stated on October 28 that preliminary findings pointed to an outsourced vendor error .
Node.js and Go Release Same-Day Emergency Security Updates: Brotli Decompression Can Lead to RCE; Go Blocks Compromised Intermediate Certificates
On October 22, the Administration for Cyber Security (ACS), MODA urged public and private sectors to accelerate patching: Node.
PHP2Shell: Two Unauthenticated Remote Code Execution Vulnerabilities in PHP (CVSS 9.2); MODA Estimates ~28,000 Websites Affected in Taiwan
On October 21, PHP released security updates patching CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619, two vulnerabilities with CVSS v4.
Taiwan digital ministry confirms overseas hackers used OpenClaw and other AI agents against government agencies; researchers say 85 accounts cracked
Taiwan's Administration for Cyber Security said on August 13 that monitoring units detected abnormal attacks on government agencies in July with clear overseas characteristics, combining human operators with AI agents such as OpenClaw and using backup and test systems as stepping stones, and that affected agencies have completed remediation .