Category Archives: usable security
Single Sign On on the Web: What’s broken and What can be fixed?
With Ph.D. student San-Tsai Sun, we have been investigating single-sign-on for Web.
Filed under mental models of security, usable security, web security
Understanding Wants and Needs of Personal Firewall Users
I’ve presented results of a user study by my graduate student Fahimeh Raja at SafeConfig. She conducted semi-structured interviews with a diverse set of participants to gain an understanding of their knowledge, requirements, perceptions, and misconceptions of personal firewalls. There are … Continue reading
Filed under mental models of security, usable security
SOUPS Features LERSSE Research
LERSSE graduate students presented their research at the Symposium on Usable Security Privacy and Security (SOUPS). Here is a summary of the presented research: Continue reading
Filed under usable security, web security
