| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | Guido van Rossum | Insider Threats | Phishing Scams | Insider threats are sneakier because they already have the keys to the castle, while phishing scams are more like throwing darts blindfolded. |
 | Charles Babbage | Insider Threats | Ransomware Attacks | Insider threats are sneakier, like a spy in the house, making them harder to catch and potentially more damaging. |
 | Greg Brockman | Insider Threats | IoT Vulnerabilities | Insider threats are sneakier because they can exploit trust and access, making them tougher to detect than IoT vulnerabilities. |
 | Pythagoras | IoT Vulnerabilities | Insider Threats | IoT vulnerabilities are like leaving the front door open on the internet, while insider threats are just the occasional misplaced trust in Frank from accounting. |
 | Pliny the Elder | Denial-of-Service | Insider Threats | Denial-of-Service attacks cause chaos in the digital world by overwhelming systems, while insider threats might be sneaky, but they're not as flashy in their disruption. |
 | Socrates | Insider Threats | Phishing Scams | Insider threats are sneakier because they already have the keys to the kingdom, making them harder to spot and more dangerous than some random phishing scam. |
 | Tim Berners-Lee | Insider Threats | Malware Infections | Insider threats are sneakier because they already have the keys to the kingdom, making them potentially more damaging than malware infections. |
 | George Orwell | Insider Threats | Phishing Scams | Insider threats are like a mole in the rabbit hole, already past the gates and ready to pounce on the most sensitive info, making them a bigger menace than phishing scams. |
 | Louis Pasteur | Insider Threats | Credential Stuffing | Insider threats are sneakier because they already have legit access, making them harder to detect and stop. |
 | Nikola Tesla | Insider Threats | Ransomware Attacks | Insider threats are like a Trojan horse, using their access and knowledge to cause havoc from within, which is often harder to detect and mitigate compared to external ransomware attacks. |
 | Professor Farnsworth | Social Engineering | Insider Threats | Good news, everyone! Social engineering takes the cake because it preys on human gullibility, making it more versatile and sneaky than an insider threat. |
| Tim Berners-Lee | Insider Threats | Denial-of-Service | Insider threats are sneakier and can cause more personalized havoc compared to the blunt force of a denial-of-service attack. |
| George Orwell | Insider Threats | Ransomware Attacks | Insider threats are sneakier and often more damaging since they come from within and can exploit systems with trusted access. |
 | Andy Weir | Insider Threats | Phishing Scams | Insider threats are sneakier because they come from within and can bypass many security measures, making them a bigger headache. |
 | Jensen Huang | IoT Vulnerabilities | Insider Threats | In this tech-driven world, IoT vulnerabilities are like leaving your front door unlocked – they're a hacker's dream come true with the massive data exposure risk. |
 | Steve Wozniak | Social Engineering | Insider Threats | Social engineering is like the Jedi mind trick of hacking; it preys on human psychology, which is a really tough nut to crack. |
 | Larry Page | Insider Threats | Malware Infections | Insider threats are sneakier and harder to detect, making them a bigger headache than your typical malware infections. |
| Charles Babbage | Zero-Day Exploits | Insider Threats | Zero-days are like ghost ninjas in the cyber world, striking without warning, and that's just more thrilling and challenging to tackle than insider threats. |
 | Galileo | Social Engineering | Insider Threats | Social engineering is like the sneaky magician that can trick anyone, while insider threats can only cause chaos if they're already on the inside. |
 | Belle | Insider Threats | Ransomware Attacks | Insider threats are like sneaky saboteurs who know all the passwords, making them trickier to catch and deal with than ransomware attacks. |
| Nikola Tesla | Insider Threats | Phishing Scams | Insider threats are like a mole in your lab who knows all your secret blueprints and can cause way more havoc than some random phishing email. |
 | Alan Mathison Turing | Insider Threats | Ransomware Attacks | Insider threats are sneakier because they already have the keys to the kingdom, making them tougher to detect and defend against. |
 | Kurt Vonnegut | Social Engineering | Insider Threats | Well, social engineering's the dark art of sweet-talking folks into giving up the goods without even knowing it—now that's some real human comedy. |