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    This document describes a game called Hacker Draughts that teaches students about computer hacking in a simplified variation of draughts. The goal of the game is to collect an opponent's cards containing personal information like bank account details by jumping over their counters on the board.

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    Hacker Draughts (Years 5-6) Full Colour - CO2WAT314

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    Susan Fraser
    This document describes a game called Hacker Draughts that teaches students about computer hacking in a simplified variation of draughts. The goal of the game is to collect an opponent's cards containing personal information like bank account details by jumping over their counters on the board.

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    Hacker Draughts

    Pupils should play this game with a partner. It is a simpler variation on classic draughts,
    but with an emphasis on computer hacking.

    Each player needs 12 counters (or similar) that they place on the board and
    12 cards that they keep hidden (found at the end of the resource).
    Some cards have details which are ‘harmless’* to share online, but the
    cards with key icons have personal information such as credit card details.

    The aim of the game is to remove the opponent’s counters by jumping over them.
    When an opponent’s counter is removed, a player can randomly select one of their
    opponent’s cards, with the aim of collecting five cards with the key icons.

    *Pupils could also discuss dangers of sharing other details,


    such as a phone number.

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    Hacker Draughts
    You will need: One set of cards (12) per player, one set of counters (12) per player,
    one chequered board.

    How to play: One player should be blue and the other player should be yellow.

    Set your counters out on the correct side of the board — you should have three rows of counters
    only on the grey squares. You should keep your cards hidden from your opponent.

    Players should take turns to move one counter at a time on the board.
    You can only move diagonally onto another grey square (forwards or backwards).

    The aim of the game is to take your opponent’s counters to ‘hack’ them. When you jump over an
    opponent’s counter, remove it from the board and take a random card from their hand.

    Not all of the information you collect will help you hack them.
    In order to hack them, you need to collect the cards with the key icons on them, which have your
    opponent’s bank account number, sort code, CVV code, full name and full address.

    The winner is the first person to take the cards with these five pieces of data.

    In order to jump over the other player’s counter, there needs to be a clear grey space
    behind the counter. For example:

    This blue counter can jump over the yellow counter into a blank grey
    space. After doing so, the blue player can remove the yellow counter
    from the board and randomly select one of their opponent’s cards.

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    Yellow player

    Blue player

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    Full name Mobile phone number

    Full address Profile picture

    Bank account number Home town

    Sort code School

    CVV code Likes

    Email address Dislikes

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    Full name Mobile phone number

    Full address Profile picture

    Bank account number Home town

    Sort code School

    CVV code Likes

    Email address Dislikes

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