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Friday, July 27, 2012

DigitalFilipino Club roundtable discussion with Garrett Gee

The DigitalFilipino Club had a roundtable event last August 1 at the US Embassy Seafront Compound, Pasay City.

Our guest resource person was Garrett Gee, a young founder and chief executive officer of Scan, Inc., a company involved in creating web-based and mobile tools which enable both enterprises and individuals to benefit from mobile transaction technologies. Inc. also dubbed Scan as one of America's coolest college start-up for 2012. Garrett also founded and served as the creative director of Capital G Design.


(Note that there should be sound at around 2:00)

Many thanks to club members who joined us despite the heavy rain downpour. I enjoyed our discussion with Garrett and hope to do this more with other entrepreneurs in the future.

Monday, July 02, 2012

July 9 to 27: Internet Security Tools and Techniques Workshop


The DigitalFilipino.com Club will be having a workshop on "Internet Security Tools and Techniques" this July 9 to 27, 2012 from 9 am to 4:00 pm at PNP Training Service, Camp Crame, Quezon City. 

Target participants are businesses who use IT resources, Internet, and does e-commerce extensively.

DigitalFilipino Club Members are entitled to the following free slots:
  • Corporate member - 2 slots and can attend the whole training 
  • SME member - 1 slot and can attend the whole training
  • Individual member - 1 days session (not transferrable). P1,000 per day for the remaining days.
  • PNP-CIDG will appoint 12 police personnel to participate in this 15-days workshop.

For the purpose of this workshop, a site will be used for applying all lessons to be taught and learned. Club members who wish to take this opportunity for their site to be tested (loaded on a test server location) can contact Janette Toral.

Club member participants will also be required to sign a waiver that the tools and knowledge to be gained during the workshop shall not be used to probe sites or users, without any prior written agreement, and whose actions shall qualify as an act of hacking or cracking under the E-Commerce Law (Republic Act 8792) and other relevant regulations.

Laptop shall be provided during the workshop. The venue has wi-fi Internet access. However, bringing of back-up Internet access gadget is encouraged. Note that food is not included in this training.

This workshop will discuss:
workshop venue

July 9 - Day 1
  • Internet Security Introduction
  • Tools: Information gathering about target network and/or person.
  • Attack-defense workshop
July 10 - Day 2
  • Day 1 continuation
  • Attack-defense workshop
July 11 - Day 3
workshop venue
  • Network scanning techniques
  • Extraction of system and user information
  • Password cracking
  • Root kits
  • Steganography
  • Trojan and backdoor
  • Attack-defense workshop
July 12 - Day 4
  • Virus and Worms
  • Sniffing Techniques
  • Attack-defense workshop
July 13 - Day 5
  • Identity theft
  • Attack-defense workshop
July 16 - Day 6
  • Denial of service
  • Attack-defense workshop
July 17  - Day 7
  • Session hijacking
  • Web / E-Commerce Server security
  • Attack-defense workshop
July 18 - Day 8
  • Website security
  • SQL injection
  • Attack-defense workshop
July 19 - Day 9
  • Review of Day 1 to 8
  • Attack-defense workshop
July 20 - Day 10
  • Wireless network security
  • Attack-defense workshop
July 23 -  Day 11
  • Intrusion detection
  • Buffer overflow
  • Attack-defense workshop
July 24 - Day 12
  • Cryptography
  • Attack-defense workshop
July 25 - Day 13
  • Security assessment
  • Attack-defense workshop
July 26 - Day 14
  • Penetration testing
  • Workshop
July 27 - Day 15
  • Completion of Workshop seat work submission
  • Challenge (Exam)
  • Issuance of certificates - only to those who completed the 15 days-workshop and submitted all workshop deliverables (done correctly)