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Can different metaphorical password designs (e.g., dartboard, fish, city wall, bridge) more intuitively express password strength changes?

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Can different metaphorical password designs (e.g., dartboard, fish, city wall, bridge) more intuitively express password strength changes?

CSCW '23Can Password Meter be More Effective Towards User Attention, Engagement, and Attachment?: A Study of Metaphor-based Designs

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What backup options do users employ after losing the second authentication factor in two-factor authentication (2FA)?

CHI '25"They are responsible for ensuring that I can continue to use the service." Investigating Users' Expectations Towards 2FA Recovery in Germany

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What causes mismatches between users' expectations of existing 2FA recovery mechanisms and service provider support?

CHI '25"They are responsible for ensuring that I can continue to use the service." Investigating Users' Expectations Towards 2FA Recovery in Germany

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What support do users want website developers to provide to improve 2FA recovery experience?

CHI '25"They are responsible for ensuring that I can continue to use the service." Investigating Users' Expectations Towards 2FA Recovery in Germany

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What factors influence users' adoption of password checking services (PCS)?

CHI '25Understanding and Improving User Adoption and Security Awareness in Password Checkup Services

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What barriers do users encounter when changing passwords?

CHI '25Understanding and Improving User Adoption and Security Awareness in Password Checkup Services

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How can interface design enhance perceived usefulness, ease of use, and self-efficacy for PCS?

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