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Operation: HUMAN — interactive cybersecurity investigations for beginners.
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Operation: HUMAN — interactive cybersecurity investigations for beginners. Trust is the vulnerability.
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Trust is the vulnerability.
An interactive cybersecurity training platform for beginners.
You investigate fictional incidents, examine the evidence, make a decision, and get a debrief that explains why.
Most breaches start with a person, not a zero-day. Reading a list of "phishing red flags" doesn't build the habit of
checking. Operation: HUMAN puts you at the investigator's desk: nothing is revealed until you look for it, and
nothing is scored until you commit to a decision.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
Trust is the vulnerability.
An interactive cybersecurity training platform for beginners.
You investigate fictional incidents, examine the evidence, make a decision, and get a debrief that explains why.
Most breaches start with a person, not a zero-day. Reading a list of "phishing red flags" doesn't build the habit of
checking. Operation: HUMAN puts you at the investigator's desk: nothing is revealed until you look for it, and
nothing is scored until you commit to a decision.Read the full README ↗