PRISM · EXAM
FINAL EXAM.EXE has twenty questions. each one is judged against the thing itself: an email, an address bar, a cookie banner, a console.
EXAM is the final exam of PRISM’s security course. every question puts an exhibit in front of you. you might get a phishing email whose links show where they really go, an address bar to read right to left, a cookie banner with pre-ticked boxes, a DNS lookup on café Wi-Fi, or a stranger’s instant message. then it asks what you would do. some exhibits are perfectly legitimate. you still have to use judgement. suspicion alone won’t get you through.
it’s an original content type, H5P.RvlsExam 1.1. i didn’t reskin an upstream question type. version 1.1 added the exhibits. the shared H5P.RvlsShady toolkit draws them, along with every email, address bar and console in PRISM. statements are ephemeral xAPI. nothing is kept.
exam.h5p is the archive this screen runs, self-hosted under this same origin.
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