Password & 2FA Strength

A two-part exercise that starts with typing a password for a bank account and watching a live strength analyzer explain, in plain terms, exactly why "Fluffy2015" or "password123" would be cracked in seconds. It then moves into a second scene where a text arrives with a real verification code, followed by a message asking to have that code read back, proving that even the strongest password is worthless the moment a 2FA code gets shared

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Streaming Subscription Suspended Phishing

★★★★★

An urgent email says your streaming account will be suspended today unless you update your payment method right now. It's the kind of message that's easy to click through on autopilot, you use this service, the timing feels plausible, the button is right there. Slow down and investigate the sender's real address, where that "Update Payment" button actually points, and what the linked page is asking you to hand over. The mismatch between "urgent billing issue" and "requesting your full card number and account password" is exactly the kind of thing this simulator trains you to catch before you type a single digit.

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