Play an Anti-Phishing Game
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Computer scientists at Carnegie-Mellon University have found using games to educate users about phishing scams is more effective than expecting us to read security manuals. As part of their research, they developed Anti-Phishing Phil, an interactive game that explains how to spot phishing cues in emails, and when to use search engines to find legitimate sites.
Play an Anti-Phishing Game
Computer scientists at Carnegie-Mellon University have found using games to educate users about phishing scams is more effective than expecting us to read security manuals. As part of their research, they developed Anti-Phishing Phil, an interactive game that explains how...
Play an Anti-Phishing Game
Computer scientists at Carnegie-Mellon University have found using games to educate users about phishing scams is more effective than expecting us to read security manuals. As part of their research, they developed Anti-Phishing Phil, an interactive game that explains how...
Anti-Virus technology is outdated
Anti-virus created to protect the computer. However, especially for companies, the use of anti-virus merely feels increasingly outdated in the midst of the evil threat of the program maker of three-wheelers. At least, that the anti-virus vendor famous, McAfee. As is known, McAfee...
Google Adsense Go for Video Games
Google's AdSense service now enter the gaming world. This application called 'AdSense for Games'. The application is still in beta, and allows companies to place ads - both video ads, image or text - in the beginning and end before and after the...
Passively Multiplayer Online Game launches — using game-scoring to keep track of and expand how you browse
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