
I really enjoy using Hacker Rangers. The modules are quick and present real-world scenarios we face daily, such as using AI tools safely or checking suspicious emails.
For me, the best part is definitely the leaderboard—I’m competitive, and I actually took first place last season. Trying to reach the top of the rankings each season makes it really fun and encourages everyone to take the quizzes and demonstrate real security-conscious behavior. It doesn't feel like one of those boring, mandatory training sessions. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I find myself thinking a lot about "PHISH.OS," the module on phishing analysis. It can be frustrating at times because I might spot something specific but not get the expected score, either because I included too much or too little detail, or simply because I disagree with the assessment. Even if you correctly identify a fake email, you can lose points just by failing to select the exact combination of technical indicators the form expects (like SPF or DKIM headers). I wish the options were a bit more flexible or easier to select. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.