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Gaming to Cybersecurity; Enhancing Skills in High School Computer Science Students
The rapid expansion of digital technology has increased the demand for individuals who possess strong cybersecurity knowledge, analytical ability, problem-solving capacity, adaptability, and ethical awareness. High school students studying computer science represent an important future source of cyb
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