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Users cannot intuitively understand password strength cues, leading to weak password security.

lightbulbPractical problemAuthentication and Identity Security

Users cannot intuitively understand password strength cues, leading to weak password security.

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

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Users who lose 2FA devices struggle to recover accounts, risking data and financial loss.

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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Users rarely adopt password checking services to protect account security.

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

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The public sector is vulnerable to phishing and password leakage, and existing authentication methods are insufficiently secure.

CHI '25A Qualitative Study of Adoption Barriers and Challenges for Passwordless Authentication in German Public Administrations

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Children easily set weak passwords, are vulnerable to cyberattacks, and leak privacy.

CSCW '24Hacker, Their Actions, and Fear Appeal: A First Look Through the Lens of Children

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In group communication, verifying contact information security is time-consuming and vulnerable to attacks.

CSCW '24PairSonic: Helping Groups Securely Exchange Contact Information

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Mice lack secure authentication and are vulnerable to remote attacks threatening privacy and facility security.

UbiComp '24PuppetMouse: Practical and Contactless Mouse Manipulation Attack via Intentional Electromagnetic Interference Injection

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