The article challenges readers to identify data leakage in a real-world data science scenario.It emphasizes practical examples over theoretical explanations of data leakage.The challenges include spotting various types of leakage like target variable leakage and train-test split contamination.It provides examples and solutions for identifying and fixing data leakage in a dataset.Readers are prompted to identify problematic columns and preprocessing steps that may lead to data leakage.The article presents a scenario involving aircraft accident prediction to illustrate potential data leakage sources.It outlines key concepts like direct and indirect leakage, temporal leakage, and entity leakage.The article points out pitfalls to avoid, such as analyzing the full dataset before splitting and fitting transformations prior to data splitting.It concludes by emphasizing the importance of rigorous evaluation and critical thinking to manage data leakage effectively in model development.Readers are encouraged to examine code and processing decisions to prevent data leakage leading to costly model failures.