About the Lab
IWiT – Interacting with Technology Lab – at The School of Industrial and Intelligent Systems Engineering at the Faculty of Engineering in Tel Aviv University. We work on usable security and privacy, privacy engineering, and human-AI interaction. To learn more, meet Eran and
About the Lab
IWiT – Interacting with Technology Lab – at The School of Industrial and Intelligent Systems Engineering at the Faculty of Engineering in Tel Aviv University. We work on usable security and privacy, privacy engineering, and human-AI interaction. To learn more, meet Eran and
Michael Khavkin receiving the Ein-Dor Student Research Award
Congratulations to Michael Khavkin on receiving the Ein-Dor Student Research Award from the Israeli Association for Information Systems (ILAIS). The award recognizes outstanding student research in Information Systems. Michael received the award for his work, “Beyond the Privacy-Utility Trade-Off: How
Michael Khavkin receiving the Ein-Dor Student Research Award
Congratulations to Michael Khavkin on receiving the Ein-Dor Student Research Award from the Israeli Association for Information Systems (ILAIS). The award recognizes outstanding student research in Information Systems. Michael received the award for his work, “Beyond the Privacy-Utility Trade-Off: How
Introducing Understudy: A Management Layer for Claude Code
Claude Code is a powerful way to work with AI, but as your number of projects grows, it becomes hard to keep track of everything happening across multiple terminal sessions. Understudy is an open-source layer on top of Claude Code
Introducing Understudy: A Management Layer for Claude Code
Claude Code is a powerful way to work with AI, but as your number of projects grows, it becomes hard to keep track of everything happening across multiple terminal sessions. Understudy is an open-source layer on top of Claude Code
An op-ed in TheMarker about the Dead Cat Strategy
Eran had written an op-ed in TheMarker, Haaretz’ Economics Publication, about a certain spin strategy: the Dead Cat Strategy, used by politicians to control their search engine results and optimization. You can read the op-ed on TheMarker website. Here is a
An op-ed in TheMarker about the Dead Cat Strategy
Eran had written an op-ed in TheMarker, Haaretz’ Economics Publication, about a certain spin strategy: the Dead Cat Strategy, used by politicians to control their search engine results and optimization. You can read the op-ed on TheMarker website. Here is a
New Paper with collaborators: Activity Transition Graph Generation: How Far Are We?
Activity Transition Graphs (ATGs) map how an Android app moves between screens, and they underpin research on app comprehension, design recovery, and testing — all of which assume the graph is accurate. We participated in a collaboration led by Jiakun
New Paper with collaborators: Activity Transition Graph Generation: How Far Are We?
Activity Transition Graphs (ATGs) map how an Android app moves between screens, and they underpin research on app comprehension, design recovery, and testing — all of which assume the graph is accurate. We participated in a collaboration led by Jiakun
Poster at TPDP 2026
We are excited to share that Michael Khavkin is presenting our work at TPDP 2026 — the 11th Workshop on the Theory and Practice of Differential Privacy (Northeastern University, Boston). “Differential Privacy Configurations in the Real World: A Comparative Analysis”
Poster at TPDP 2026
We are excited to share that Michael Khavkin is presenting our work at TPDP 2026 — the 11th Workshop on the Theory and Practice of Differential Privacy (Northeastern University, Boston). “Differential Privacy Configurations in the Real World: A Comparative Analysis”
Danielle giving a lecture about privacy coins and the Blockchain privacy catch
New lecture: Danielle Movsovitch gave her talk “The Blockchain Privacy Paradox: Users’ Perceptions of Privacy Coins” at the 13th Privacy Conference at Tel Aviv University. The lecture described interviews with cryptocurrency power users and sought to explain why privacy coins
Danielle giving a lecture about privacy coins and the Blockchain privacy catch
New lecture: Danielle Movsovitch gave her talk “The Blockchain Privacy Paradox: Users’ Perceptions of Privacy Coins” at the 13th Privacy Conference at Tel Aviv University. The lecture described interviews with cryptocurrency power users and sought to explain why privacy coins
New published paper about temporal bias in historical newspaper digitization
A new paper, Temporal bias in historical newspaper digitization: evidence from reconstructing the British mandate trademark registry, was just published by the Journal of Documentation. A camera-ready draft is available to download. The paper by Eran Toch, Bar Ifrah (a graduate student
New published paper about temporal bias in historical newspaper digitization
A new paper, Temporal bias in historical newspaper digitization: evidence from reconstructing the British mandate trademark registry, was just published by the Journal of Documentation. A camera-ready draft is available to download. The paper by Eran Toch, Bar Ifrah (a graduate student