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Cheaters Gonna Cheat | Check-In 4

The transition to the digital SAT, intended to bolster security through an adaptive platform, has instead opened the door to high-tech vulnerabilities. While the College Board’s Bluebook application aims to lock down student devices, a growing ecosystem of hardware and software workarounds is challenging the integrity of the exam at a global scale. Key Takeaways Hardware Exploits: Sophisticated bad actors are bypassing digital lockdowns using specialized peripherals, such as video capture devices disguised as standard computer mice, to record test questions undetected. Sandbox Environments: Students are reportedly using sandbox programs, which are isolated virtual environments, to allow unauthorized software to run in the background without being detected by the SAT security layers. Global Question Leaks: International websites, particularly those based in China like Bluebook Plus, are accused of selling access to authentic test banks and facilitating time zone cheating for students in later regions. BYOD Vulnerability: The Bring Your Own Device policy is identified as a primary security loophole, as the sheer variety of personal hardware makes it nearly impossible for proctors to ensure a completely clean testing environment. The Bottom Line for Education The shift to digital assessment has transformed cheating from physical notes to invisible software and hardware hacks, necessitating a move toward standardized, locked-down testing centers. For K-12 and higher education, this highlights the ongoing arms race between assessment security and student ingenuity in a BYOD world. Article Link https://tinyurl.com/5n6vbydc EduAid is an AI-powered teacher development platform built by teachers for teachers to help turn rough ideas into classroom-ready lessons. Visit eduaid.ai and use the discount code CHATEDU for 50 percent off. Catch the ChatEDU every Friday with Matt Mervis and Dr. Elizabeth Reid and join us for Check-In episodes on Tuesdays and Thursdays.