Abstract
As we spend more of our time online, cybersecurity education has become increasingly important. According to research, the majority of college students are ignorant of the numerous internet threats. Through a fun game environment, players will learn about phishing attempts and prevent them in real-life situations. The game may be played on various platforms, including PC, online, and mobile devices. The game's Windows version was utilized in two of our department's courses in 2017.
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