17/08/2026
Students, be vigilant against cybercrime!
Cybercriminals target students with phishing emails, malicious links, and scams to steal personal information, passwords, and money.
Protect yourself by:
✔ Using strong and unique passwords
✔ Never clicking suspicious links in emails or texts, even if they seem to be from a trusted source
✔ Being cautious about what you share online - don't post personal details like addresses, phone numbers, or financial information publicly
✔ Keeping your software updated on all devices, including antivirus protection.
✔ Being aware of phishing scams such as fake emails or websites designed to trick you into giving away your information
✔ Reporting any suspicious activity to your school authorities (Student Affairs and Services Office
Common cyber threats for students:
✔ Identity theft: Using your personal information to access accounts or make fraudulent activities
✔ Cyberbullying such as online harassment or intimidation
✔ Ransomware such as encrypting your files and demanding payment to access them again
✔ Malware or malicious software that can damage your devices or steal data
Involvement in said cybercrimes are illegal and punishable under Republic Act No. 10175 or "AN ACT DEFINING CYBERCRIME, PROVIDING FOR THE PREVENTION, INVESTIGATION, SUPPRESSION AND THE IMPOSITION OF PENALTIES THEREFOR AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES"
Stay safe online!
