CyberSprinters, an educational cyber security game, has been launched by the NCSC.
National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) launches new educational game for teaching cyber security at primary schools, clubs and youth organisations
Free CyberSprinters game and resources teach children aged 7 to 11 how to stay secure online
Gameplay sees users race against the clock and tackle cyber security questions in bid to score points and beat cybervillains
A new online game has been launched to help primary schools, clubs and other youth groups teach children about cyber security from an early age.
CyberSprinters is a free interactive game, developed by the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) – a part of GCHQ, aimed at 7 to 11-year-olds, and is available from today (Tuesday).
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A pupil hacked into their teacher s computer to change grades after finding the password on a note stuck to a laptop.
The same password was used for access to multiple accounts and the pupil s hack is among the incidents which prompted GCHQ to offer cyber security training to school staff.
After obtaining the password, the pupil was able to access more than 20,000 records and change their grades, GCHQ s National Cyber Security Centre says.
The incident, which resulted in disciplinary action for the school by the Information Commissioner s Office, is used as one of four real-life case studies given as part of the Government s new training programme.