I like this concept. I'd particularly love a more basic version of this,
perhaps using openbadges to reward people who make it through a
game-cum-course that lets them use security-related tools.
A perennial problem in security education is getting people enough
practical experience. That's
This sounds a nice idea.
There was a similar idea (in its early stages) presented at SOUPS 2013
(Symposium on Usable Privacy and Security) earlier this year. [1]
It was called Device Dash: An Educational Computer Security Game presented by
Era Vuksani. Unfortunately the Era's thesis is not
Just stumbled across this post and thought it might be of interest to
some on the list.
In a nutshell, Cryptogeddon is an online cyber security war game. The
game consists of various missions, each of which challenges the
participant to apply infosec tools to solve technology puzzles – an
online
