FakeBat Scenario: Gaming Cafe Network Infection
Level Up Gaming Cafe: Entertainment venue, 25 staff, 80 gaming stations
Social Engineering • FakeBat
STAKES
Customer data + Gaming systems + Payment processing + Business reputation
HOOK
Level Up is hosting weekend tournaments when gaming stations begin showing unexpected browser behavior and unwanted advertisements. Customers report downloading 'essential gaming software' and 'graphics driver updates' that appeared necessary for optimal performance, but these were sophisticated software masquerading attacks targeting gaming environments.
PRESSURE
Major esports tournament Saturday - system compromise threatens customer experience and payment security
FRONT • 120 minutes • Intermediate
Level Up Gaming Cafe: Entertainment venue, 25 staff, 80 gaming stations
Social Engineering • FakeBat
NPCs
- Cafe Manager Tony Kim: Operating gaming venue with compromised customer stations affecting tournament operations
- Systems Administrator Emma Foster: Investigating fake gaming software installations and browser hijacking
- Tournament Coordinator Alex Rodriguez: Reporting customer complaints about browser redirects and performance issues
- Customer Support Lead Jessica Wong: Handling customer concerns about unexpected software installations and system behavior
SECRETS
- Gaming customers installed convincing fake game launchers, graphics drivers, and performance optimization tools
- Malicious software is masquerading as essential gaming utilities while deploying trojan payloads across stations
- Browser modifications are affecting customer gaming experiences and creating security risks for payment systems