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Enhancing Cybersecurity Learning with In-Game Feedback
This paper presents the development and evaluation of The XSS Game (TXG), an enhanced multi-opposing-role-playing educational game designed to teach Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) attacks to second-year undergraduate computer science students. TXG enables players to assume three distinct roles: Attacker
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