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Hack the Attack…

Could you spot phishing before it hits? Play four quick challenges, then see how a BSc or MSc in Cybersecurity turns that instinct into a career.

// Try it yourself

Pick a challenge. Beat the attacker.

Finish all four and you get a personalised certificate. These are the same tricks our students learn to detect, and defend against.

4Live challenges
~5 minTo play them all
0Sign-ups needed
🤹Certificate to take home

Which Email is Phishing?

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Crack the Vault

2026-11-03 14:22 INFO auth user=admin ip=192.168.1.44 2026-11-03 14:22 WARN auth failed attempt 3/5 2026-11-03 14:22 WARN auth failed attempt 4/5 2026-11-03 14:23 INFO auth lockout after 5 failures 2026-11-03 14:25 INFO vault user=guest 2026-11-03 14:25 DEBUG vault code=**** 2026-11-03 14:26 WARN vault wrong code 2026-11-03 14:27 INFO vault retry: 3 2026-11-03 14:28 DEBUG hint: (warnings+fails) (attempts+threshold) (retry)
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Two operations · 4 digits

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Attempts: 0 / 3

Which one is Real?

💪 Protect your face data

  1. Limit public face photos — they can be scraped.
  2. Enable 2FA — a deepfake can't beat a second factor.
  3. Verify urgent video calls through another channel.

Spot the Overshare

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Your mission: catch every data leak

Ahmed is chatting with StudyBuddy, an AI assistant. Some of his messages reveal personal information that an AI shouldn't need to know — his name, school, phone number, or even passwords.

🎯 7 leaks to find ⚡ Need ALL 7 to pass 👆 Tap to flag
🔒 Leaks found
0 / 7
👆 Tap any message that reveals personal information

🕵️ AI Profile

What the AI has learned about Ahmed

No data collected yet — tap a message to start
// Our programmes

Two Pathways. One mission.

A British degree, taught hands-on, with the theory to back it up.

Undergraduate

BSc (Hons) Cybersecurity

For school leavers and anyone starting out in security.
  • Build strong foundations in networks, systems and programming
  • Learn ethical hacking and defence in practical labs
  • Understand how attacks work, and how to stop them
  • Finish with a project that shows employers what you can do
See the BSc →
Postgraduate

MSc Cybersecurity

For graduates and working professionals ready to specialise.
  • Go deep on advanced security, forensics and incident response
  • Connect technical work to risk, policy and governance
  • Explore AI security and emerging threats
  • Complete a research or industry-style dissertation
See the MSc →
// What you will learn

Skills that go beyond the textbook

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Network & system security

Secure and monitor real infrastructure.

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Ethical hacking

Think like an attacker, in a safe lab.

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Digital forensics

Trace what happened after an incident.

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Cryptography

The maths that keeps data private.

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Risk & governance

Turn technical findings into decisions.

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AI & security

Defend with AI, and defend against it.

// Where it leads

Careers our graduates aim for

SOC AnalystPenetration TesterDigital Forensic InvestigatorSecurity EngineerIncident ResponderGRC ConsultantCloud Security SpecialistSecurity Researcher
// Your next steps

From curious to enrolled in three moves

Play and explore

Finish the challenges and grab your certificate.

Talk to us

Ask our team at the stand about entry requirements, modules and careers.

Apply

Open the programme page above and start your application.

// Quick answers

Questions we hear a lot

Do I need coding experience?

Not to start. The programmes build up gradually, so ask our team how the first modules work.

What is the difference between the BSc and MSc?

The BSc builds your foundations from the beginning. The MSc is for graduates and professionals who want to specialise.

Who awards the degree?

Both the BSc (Hons) Cyber Security and the MSc Cyber Security are awarded by Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU), delivered at Oryx University.

Is my data collected in these games?

Your challenge answers, scores and certificate are processed entirely inside your browser. No personal information leaves your device unless you explicitly choose to submit your score to the leaderboard. If you do submit, only your chosen display name and score are stored in a private Google Sheet accessible to event organisers, and the data is deleted within 30 days of the Expo.

What about the visitor counter?

The counter at the bottom of the page shows a running total of page loads on this demonstration site. It is not a count of unique visitors and it does not collect any information about you.

Ready to defend what matters?

Scored well? Imagine doing this for a living. Pick your pathway and start your cyber career at Oryx University.

Questions? Email hello@oryx.edu.qa

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