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Using Scary but Fun Stories to Aid Cybersecurity Training – Source: securityboulevard.com

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Source: securityboulevard.com – Author: Steve Winterfeld Security experts have many fun arguments about our field. For example, while I believe War Games is the best hacker movie, opinions vary based on age and generation. Other never-ending debates include what the best hack is, the best operating system (though this is more of a religious debate), […]

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Using Scary but Fun Stories to Aid Cybersecurity Training

28 May 2024 at 19:33
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Need to get your audience’s attention so they listen to your cybersecurity lessons? Share these true stories to engage their attention and, perhaps, make them laugh.

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‘Microsoft’ Scammers Steal the Most, the FTC Says

28 May 2024 at 12:54
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Scammers impersonating Microsoft, Publishers Clearing House, Amazon and Apple are at the top of the FTC’s “who’s who” list. Based on consumer reports and complaints to the agency, hundreds of millions of dollars were stolen by bad actors pretending to be brands.

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For when "Crusader Kings" is a bit much

By: Rhaomi
25 May 2024 at 14:56
Sort the Court is a charmingly addictive "kingdombuilder" of sorts that's perfect for a lazy Saturday. Designed and written by Graeme Borland in just 72 hours for Ludum Dare 34, the game casts you as a new monarch who must judiciously grow your realm's wealth, population, and happiness with an eye toward joining the illustrious Council of Crowns... all by giving flat yes-or-no answers to an endless parade of requests from dozens of whimsical subjects. It's possible to lose, and the more common asks can get a bit repetitive, but with hundreds of scenarios and a number of longer-term storylines, the game can be won in an hour or two while remaining funny and fresh. See the forum or the wiki for help, enjoy the original art of Amy "amymja" Gerardy and the soundtrack by Bogdan Rybak, or check out some other fantasy decisionmaking games in this vein: Borland's spiritual prequel A Crown of My Own - the somewhat darker card-based REIGNS - the more expansive and story-driven pixel drama Yes, Your Grace (reviews), which has a sequel due out this year

FBI/CISA Warning: ‘Black Basta’ Ransomware Gang vs. Ascension Health

13 May 2024 at 13:08
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Будет! Russian ransomware rascals riled a Roman Catholic healthcare organization.

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