Cybercode Philippines
Cybersecurity Guides for the Philippines
Practical help for phishing, hacked accounts, ransomware, website attacks, passwords, MFA, employee security and business incident response.

Start With Your Situation
Choose the problem you are dealing with now. These quick-reference cards take you directly to the most useful guide.
URGENT
I clicked a suspicious link
Secure your passwords, accounts, bank or e-wallet access, and device before the situation gets worse.
ACCOUNT SECURITY
I think my account was hacked
Check the warning signs, active sessions, recovery settings, password changes and next steps.
BUSINESS
I need to secure my business
Work through MFA, backups, access control, devices, vendors, phishing and incident response.
Ransomware attack
Contain affected systems, protect backups, preserve evidence and assess data exposure.
Facebook hacked
Recover your account, secure email, remove unknown sessions and warn contacts about scams.
Website hacked
Contain the compromise, reset access, restore safely and investigate whether data was exposed.
Build Stronger Everyday Security
Multi-Factor Authentication
Understand authenticator apps, SMS, backup codes and business rollout.
Password Security
Use unique passwords, password managers, safe recovery and stronger account controls.
Employee Phishing Awareness
Train staff to verify suspicious requests and report incidents before they spread.
Cybersecurity Resources
Incident Response Checklist
Contain, investigate, recover and document a cyber incident.
Cybersecurity Glossary
Plain-English definitions of common security terms.
Government Agencies Directory
Find Philippine cybersecurity and cybercrime reporting channels.
Latest Cybersecurity Guides
New practical guides are added as threats, scams and security practices evolve.
- Password Security Guide Philippines: Strong Passwords, Managers and Account ProtectionA practical password-security guide for Philippine users and businesses covering unique passwords, password managers, MFA, recovery codes, shared accounts and what to do after a password leak.
- Employee Phishing Awareness Guide for Philippine BusinessesA practical phishing-awareness guide for Philippine businesses covering common scam patterns, employee training, reporting procedures, payment verification and what to do after a click.
- Website Hacked in the Philippines: What to Do and How to RecoverWhat to do if your website is hacked in the Philippines: contain the compromise, preserve evidence, reset access, scan the site, restore safely, check data exposure and prevent reinfection.
- Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Guide for Philippine Businesses and UsersA practical guide to multi-factor authentication in the Philippines: what MFA is, where to enable it, authenticator apps vs SMS, backup codes, phishing risks and business rollout.
- Hacked Facebook Account in the Philippines: Recovery and Reporting StepsA practical guide for Filipinos whose Facebook account was hacked, including recovery, session cleanup, password resets, evidence preservation, scam warnings and reporting steps.
- Ransomware Attack in the Philippines: What to Do ImmediatelyWhat to do after a ransomware attack in the Philippines: isolate affected systems, preserve evidence, protect backups, reset credentials, assess data exposure and prepare reporting.
- Cybersecurity Checklist for Philippine Businesses: Practical Security ControlsA practical cybersecurity checklist for Philippine businesses covering accounts, MFA, backups, devices, email, employee awareness, vendors, incident response and data protection.
- How to Protect Yourself From SMS, Text and Online Scams in the PhilippinesPractical ways to avoid SMS, text, phishing, marketplace, investment, impersonation and online scams in the Philippines, plus what to do if you already responded or sent money.
- How to Know If Your Phone or Account Has Been HackedLearn the warning signs that your phone, email, social media, bank, or other online account may have been hacked—and the steps to secure it quickly.