Free!Hasreceived aransomwareattackIs afreshmanHasreverse-engineeredmalwareKnowshow toprogramin PythonHas acertification(e.g., CompTIASecurity+,CISSP)Uses multi-factorauthenticationon mostaccountsHascontributed toopen-sourcesecurityprojectsHas set up ahome lab forcybersecurityHasparticipated ina Capture theFlag (CTF)competitionPlays aninstrumentHasattended acybersecurityjob fairHas apart-time jobIsdouble-majoringCanspeakmultiplelanguagesCompleted acybersecurityinternshipReadscybersecuritynews dailyUses apasswordmanagerHas taken acourse incryptographyUses Linuxas their mainoperatingsystemHas apet athome Is a non-STEMmajorHas builttheir ownfirewallHasexperienceda phishingattackAttended aDEFCON orBlack HatconferenceFree!Hasreceived aransomwareattackIs afreshmanHasreverse-engineeredmalwareKnowshow toprogramin PythonHas acertification(e.g., CompTIASecurity+,CISSP)Uses multi-factorauthenticationon mostaccountsHascontributed toopen-sourcesecurityprojectsHas set up ahome lab forcybersecurityHasparticipated ina Capture theFlag (CTF)competitionPlays aninstrumentHasattended acybersecurityjob fairHas apart-time jobIsdouble-majoringCanspeakmultiplelanguagesCompleted acybersecurityinternshipReadscybersecuritynews dailyUses apasswordmanagerHas taken acourse incryptographyUses Linuxas their mainoperatingsystemHas apet athome Is a non-STEMmajorHas builttheir ownfirewallHasexperienceda phishingattackAttended aDEFCON orBlack Hatconference

Untitled Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Free!
  2. Has received a ransomware attack
  3. Is a freshman
  4. Has reverse-engineered malware
  5. Knows how to program in Python
  6. Has a certification (e.g., CompTIA Security+, CISSP)
  7. Uses multi-factor authentication on most accounts
  8. Has contributed to open-source security projects
  9. Has set up a home lab for cybersecurity
  10. Has participated in a Capture the Flag (CTF) competition
  11. Plays an instrument
  12. Has attended a cybersecurity job fair
  13. Has a part-time job
  14. Is double-majoring
  15. Can speak multiple languages
  16. Completed a cybersecurity internship
  17. Reads cybersecurity news daily
  18. Uses a password manager
  19. Has taken a course in cryptography
  20. Uses Linux as their main operating system
  21. Has a pet at home
  22. Is a non-STEM major
  23. Has built their own firewall
  24. Has experienced a phishing attack
  25. Attended a DEFCON or Black Hat conference