Exploring Database

Hack, Play, & Learn Summit A WEBINAR REFLECTION BLOG A thorough explanation of contemporary cybersecurity dangers and how human behavior contributes significantly to digital vulnerabilities was presented at the Hack, Play, & Learn Summit 2025 Masterclass. Marlon I. Tayag, the session's facilitator, stressed that many cyberthreats originate from commonplace behaviors like using weak passwords, revealing too much on social media, and relying on "free" online services rather than sophisticated hacking tools. The belief that "free isn't really free" was one of the main concepts presented. The speaker described how free Wi-Fi, pirated software, and cracked games frequently include hidden threats including virus, data theft, and unauthorized access. Examples from the real world, including the NotPetya assault (2017) and the RockYou Breach (2009), which exposed 32 million accounts because passwords were kept in plain text, were used to demonstrate how minor...

PRINTCON Paper and  Conference 2025   The PRINTCON Paper and Print Conference 2025 featured a Product Photography Workshop led by Johann Mangussad, a photography professional who has been working in the industry since 2006. The workshop focused on elevating product photography beyond technical execution by emphasizing intention, emotion, and connection. Johann highlighted that photography is not just about using the right camera settings but about making a personal commitment every time you take a photo. He explained how desire and emotion influence feelings and behavior, which eventually lead to action. This concept reinforced the idea that strong images come from purposeful decisions rather than automatic or robotic workflows. Key Takeaways: What I learned from the Webinar One of the most significant things I discovered is that photography is enhanced by emotion. Johann stressed that rather than concentrating only on technical accuracy, photographers should strive to emotion...

4th Regional Cybersecurity Conference 2025 with the theme: Cyber Secure Gens: Bridging Knowledge, Building Defenders Across All Ages. A WEBINAR REFLECTION BLOG Holy Angel University's Cybersecurity Conference 2025 brought together professionals, experts, and students to raise awareness of the increasing risks in the digital world. Building "Cyber Secure Gens: Bridging Knowledge, Building Defenders Across All Ages" was the focus of the event, highlighting the fact that cybersecurity is everyone's responsibility, from beginner users to aspiring digital professionals The morning session featured key discussions on cyber awareness and protection, beginning with Mr. Renato Paraiso from the Cybercrime Investigation and Coordinating Center (CICC) who emphasized that cybercrime is everywhere and awareness is the best defense. He introduced initiatives like “Scam Bayan” and the Hotline 1326 to report online scams. Mr. AJ Dumanhug from GCash followed, discussing real-world cybe...

GABAY : A SEMINAR SERIES FOR YOUTH ON LEGAL LITERACY ,SAFETY AND SOCIAL JUSTICE A  WEBINAR REFLECTION BLOG The important and educational conference, "Gabay: A Seminar Series for Youth, Literacy, Safety, and Social Justice," addressed the growing problem of cybercrime and its effects on people, particularly young people. PSSG participated in the session, which was hosted by Gianelle Joyce and Lara Jane. Princess Rowie D. Garcia spoke on a variety of subjects, including the significance of using social media responsibly, internet safety, and knowledge of cybercrime. PSSG. Garcia also talked on typical cybercrimes in the Philippines, such as identity theft, phony job advertising, internet scams, cyber libel, and unauthorized access. She presented a number of actual instances of GCash scams, internet fraud, and even companies breaking licensing and safety regulations. The organizers included an entertaining icebreaker exercise to keep attendees interested, which made the conversa...

 Build Your First Game: Tools, Engines, and Skills You Need A Webinar Reflection Blog Mr. Janyl Lim, a producer, narrative designer, and business developer with over seven years of experience in the independent game production sector, hosted the webinar titled "Building Your First Game." Mr. Lim talked about different game engines, shared his experience in game development, and offered insightful advice on the skills, values, and attitudes required to begin a career in game development. Developer careers, including those of programmers, artists, and producers, as well as the necessary tools for each position, were also discussed. Mr. Lim emphasized the value of using game design principles that make games entertaining and captivating, comprehending coding and logic, and effectively reusing assets. He described how responsiveness, difficulty balance, and player feedback influence the gaming experience. Key Takeaways: What I learned from the Webinar I discovered that developing...