On Thursday submitted another paper to #CHI2026, based on the poster accepted at #SOUPS2025.
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Prof. Filipo Sharevski from DePaul University and Prof. Angela Sasse from Ruhr University Bochum, standing in front of a poster titled "A Framework for Developing Information Security Awareness Measures". The poster shows a short text describing the motivation, information on the proposed framework, and future work. Below is a type of flowchart that shows several steps that were identified as relevant for the development of information security awareness measures.
Filipo Sharevski presented a joint work between #SECUSO, DePaul University, and @ruhr-uni-bochum.de during the poster session at #SOUPS2025 on Monday evening. This collaboration led to the development of a framework to develop information security awareness measures.
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I had the best time attending and presenting at #soups2025! This paper was such a blast to work on 🤩 check out the full version here! www.usenix.org/conference/s...
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#soups2025 attendees, if you’re interested, a very red sunset is happening down by the Seattle waterfront.
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Clement Fung presenting about industrial control systems (ICS). They interviewed people who protect ICS. Current alarm systems have a great variety in how they are designed and even who is in charge of managing them.
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Nina Gerber @ninag72.bsky.social presenting on social and emotional dimensions of security. How can security and privacy be made more enjoyable? Used sentence completion tasks. People found important but not interesting.
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Qiurong Song presenting on predatory monetization in video games such as Roblox. Loot boxes being a example. Developers are adding predatory design on purpose. Use of possess and in-have currency make it harder to stay aware of how much is spent. #soups2025
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Teens and privacy in terms of barrier management. Navigate self disclosure. Issues like ambiguous norms. Also the ability to trust an audience.
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Annalina Buckmann (soon on job market) presenting on sociodemographic factors and barriers to security and privacy adoption. Mapped findings to SPAF factors.
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Anna-Marie Ortloff presenting a replication of the "No one can hack my mind" paper. #soups2025
Experts have even more focus on authentication. End users also using 2FA increasing anf anti virus usage going down.
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Laura Marie Abels presenting on Social Desirability and developing a scale to measure it. #soups2025
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Lily Klucinec presenting about mobile money in Kenya which is a financial system tied to SIM cards. To withdraw money personal information currently have to be shared with a mobile money in-person agent. #soups2025 @lorriecranor.bsky.social
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Time based one time passwords, such as those generated by Google Authenticator app. Part of the FIDO Alliance. The paper compares physical secury keys to TOTPs+passwords.
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Peter Mayer presenting about forest time users of password managers #soups2025
Before the study on average had 36 passwords, some of which were reused. There was use of the manager such as adding new passwords.
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Analysis of NIST authentication advice in standards documents. #soups2025
Multi factor advice is followed by many universities. Password regular password changes (no longer recommended) still common.
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“The things we make reflect our intent” —Janice Tsai during her #soups2025 lightning talk
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People take videos of strangers and then use TikTok to identify the person. Many people are identified this way. While sometimes heartwarming, it can also be used for abuse and stalking people.
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For anyone else at #soups2025 who is curious about attendance, the USENIX desk told me about 200 people are registered (for SOUPS specifically).
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Usability of privacy nutrition labels. #soups2025
Terms in privacy labels are widely misunderstood.
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Mark Wong presenting about essential online services and minoritised ethnic people. #soups2025
Concerns include control of personal data. People were being selective in what they share. They also make up days. That also don't use some services out of worries.
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Amna Batool presenting on between court orders and platform policies at #soups2025
Non consentual image disclosure, even seemingly innocent images can in some cultures lead to violence.
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Joseph Hallett presenting on behalf of Maysara Alhindi at #soups2025
How do developers go about adding sandbox to code. All participants ran strace as a start point. Using chatgpt made it take longer. Everyone took a different approach.
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Yara Alsiyat presenting on privacy, IoT, and cultural sensitivity at #soups2025
Smart cameras are seen as a social presence, capable of violating privacy. It would be helpful to have a guest mode, and pausing for times like prayer.
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Kieron Ivy Turk presenting on IoT abuse at #soups2025
Human harms model developed to categorise harms.
This study looks at how people learn how to use IoT devices in abuse situation.
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At #soups2025 this evening.
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CheckEngine, testing embeded browsers in smart TVs. Asked people to visit a special link via their smart TVs. Generally security policies were implemented correctly. But they were not updated. #soups2025
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LLMs in security incident response. #soups2025
An incident report is the final stage of an incident response. LLMs are good at summarising documents. Can they do a good job in this case?
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