| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | David Foster Wallace | Data Breaches | Ransomware Attacks | Data Breaches are like your data just going AWOL, while Ransomware is getting mugged for digital cash; at least with breaches, there's a chance nothing too important gets leaked. |
 | Charles Darwin | Zero-Day Exploits | Ransomware Attacks | Zero-Day Exploits are the secret sauce because they take advantage of unknown vulnerabilities, leaving victims scrambling without a blueprint to fight back. |
 | Tim Berners-Lee | Social Engineering | Ransomware Attacks | Social engineering's got the human touch, making it craftier than cold, hard ransomware code. |
 | 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. |
 | Data | Ransomware Attacks | Credential Stuffing | Ransomware Attacks are like the show-stopping villain in a cyber-thriller; they cause massive chaos and force everyone to pay attention, unlike Credential Stuffing, which is sneaky but less dramatic. |
 | 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. |
 | The Brain | Malware Infections | Ransomware Attacks | Malware infections can be sneaky and diverse, offering a bigger playground for tech nerds to analyze and understand compared to the singular focus of ransomware attacks. |
 | Pliny the Elder | Zero-Day Exploits | Ransomware Attacks | Zero-day exploits are sneakier and give hackers the upper hand before anyone knows what's up. |
 | 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. |
 | Doogie Howser | IoT Vulnerabilities | Ransomware Attacks | IoT vulnerabilities are like leaving your front door wide open, while ransomware is just the robber finding a way in. |
 | Klaus Teuber | Malware Infections | Ransomware Attacks | While both are nasty, a malware infection can be a stepping stone to building better cyber defenses, like setting up a solid strategy in Settlers of Catan. |
 | Marie Curie | Zero-Day Exploits | Ransomware Attacks | Zero-Day Exploits are like unexpected scientific breakthroughs, catching everyone off guard with their novelty and impact. |
 | Guglielmo Marconi | Denial-of-Service | Ransomware Attacks | Denial-of-Service is like jamming the airwaves; it disrupts without holding data hostage. |
| Klaus Teuber | Social Engineering | Ransomware Attacks | Social Engineering is like using a cheat code to hack human brains; it's a crafty art that doesn't even need fancy tech. |
 | Buckminster Fuller | Data Breaches | Ransomware Attacks | Data breaches might spill your secrets, but at least they won't hold your digital life for ransom. |
| Tim Berners-Lee | Zero-Day Exploits | Ransomware Attacks | Zero-day exploits are sneakier and can cause more widespread damage before they're even detected, making them a bigger headache in the cybersecurity world. |
 | Alex Trebek | Social Engineering | Ransomware Attacks | Social engineering is like conning people with a sweet tongue, making it sneakier and often easier to pull off than brute-force ransomware attacks. |
| Klaus Teuber | Denial-of-Service | Ransomware Attacks | As a game designer, I'd say Denial-of-Service is like rolling the robber in Catan; it disrupts the game without holding anyone hostage. |
| Data | Social Engineering | Ransomware Attacks | Social engineering is like the ultimate mind hack, fooling even the sharpest folks into handing over their keys! |
 | 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. |
 | 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. |
 | Leonardo da Vinci | Phishing Scams | Ransomware Attacks | Phishing scams are sneakier and can reel in more victims by playing on their trust and curiosity. |