Workshop on Usable Security and Privacy at the Zuse Institute Berlin (ZIB)

Eran will be giving a lecture at the USP Day 2020 – Workshop on Usable Security and Privacy at the Zuse Institute Berlin (ZIB), Friday, January 10, 2020. Organized by the Fraunhofer AISEC and FUB.

Two new papers about older adults and privacy and security were accepted to IMWUT

I’m glad to announce that two new papers were accepted to IMWUT (with minor revisions) and will be presented in the next Ubicomp at Cancún. The two papers are the first from our collaborative project about helping users cope with

Private Companies and Scholarly Infrastructure: The Question of Google Scholar

I’m happy to announce that we have taken a (small) part in writing a new workshop paper: Jake Goldenfein (Cornell Tech), Sebastian Benthall (NYU), Daniel Griffin (UC Berkeley), Eran Toch (Tel Aviv University): Private Companies and Scholarly Infrastructure: The Question

Tamir’s Doctoral Colloquium presentation at #Ubicomp2019

Tamir will present his thesis tomorrow, at the Doctoral Colloquium AT UBICOMP/ISWC 2019. In his presentation, Tamir will talk about: Social Help: Developing Methods to Support Older Adults in Mobile Privacy and Security. More information in the proceedings and here is the abstract: Older

Full paper available: Evaluating Users’ Perceptions about a System’s Privacy – Differentiating Social and Institutional Aspects

Our paper was presented in SOUPS 2019, and now you can now download the full paper from the Usenix website. Evaluating Users’ Perceptions about a System’s Privacy: Differentiating Social and Institutional Aspects Authors: Oshrat Ayalon and Eran Toch, Tel Aviv University

New paper accepted to Privacy Law Scholars Conference – Europe (PLSC)

Happy to announce that our paper “Making Privacy-by-Design User-Centered: Challenges and Methods for Involving Users in Privacy Engineering Processes” has been accepted to be workshopped in the Privacy Law Scholars Conference – Europe coming October. The paper’s draft, by Oshrat Ayalon

Kudos to Ayalet Arditi!

Congratulations, kudos, and Mabruk to Ayalet Arditi, who had successfully defended her Master thesis work “Evaluating Crowdsourcing Package Delivery Architectures with Mobility Data”. In her work, Ayalet had used massive datasets of location traces to simulate and predict how systems for