CERN reopens its 'Animal Shelter for Computer Mice' to teach click safety
ArtificialOther · x · 2026-09-05
CERN's classic joke page, the 'Animal Shelter for Computer Mice,' is back: staff are urged to unplug their mice and drop them off at a shelter on the Computer Centre lawn to avoid clicking malicious links. It's really a security-awareness gag around 'Stop — Think — Click,' complete with a fictional 2012-disaster comeback story.
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