Embracing the Kobayashi Maru: Why You Should Teach Your Students to Cheat

Gregory Conti, James Caroland · IEEE Security & Privacy · 2011

Every day, security professionals face off against adversaries who don't play by the rules. Traditional information security education programs further compound the problem by forcing students to behave in a flawlessly ethical manner. As an alternative, this article suggests techniques for fostering creativity and an adversary mindset in information security students through carefully structured classroom cheating exercises.

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