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Who Falls for SMiSh? Learning Through Survey Data Where to Best Target Awareness Training for Mobile Messaging Attacks
Cori Faklaris, Sarah Tabassum, Heather Richter Lipford
As mobile phone adoption has surged, so have scams involving these devices. One such scam, known as SMiShing (or smishing) after Short Message Service (SMS), involves fraudsters se…
Bridging Technical AI, Societal Impacts, and Workforce Competencies in AI Education
Narges Zare, Divya Ramesh, Cori Faklaris
As AI becomes embedded across everyday life and work, educators must help students connect technical knowledge with societal consequences and workplace responsibilities. Yet AI edu…
Beyond the Legal Lens: A Sociotechnical Taxonomy of Lived Privacy Incidents and Harms
Kirsten Chapman, Garrett Smith, Kaitlyn Klabacka +8
To understand how privacy incidents lead to harms, HCI researchers have historically leveraged legal frameworks. However, these frameworks expect acute, tangible harms and thus may…
BiasMap: Leveraging Cross-Attentions to Discover and Mitigate Hidden Social Biases in Text-to-Image Generation
Rajatsubhra Chakraborty, Xujun Che, Depeng Xu +3
Bias discovery is critical for black-box generative models, especiall text-to-image (TTI) models. Existing works predominantly focus on output-level demographic distributions, whic…
Digital Privacy for Migrants: Exploring Current Research Trends and Future Prospects
Sarah Tabassum, Cori Faklaris
This paper explores digital privacy challenges for migrants, analyzing trends from 2013 to 2023. Migrants face heightened risks such as government surveillance and identity theft.…
Mitigating Smishing: Challenges and Future Work
Cori Faklaris
This paper describes three principal challenges in smishing mitigation - limitations of device affordances, complexity of infrastructure, and cognitive and contextual factors of mo…
Preliminary Results from a U.S. Demographic Analysis of SMiSh Susceptibility
Cori Faklaris, Heather Richter Lipford, Sarah Tabassum
As adoption of mobile phones has skyrocketed, so have scams involving them. The text method is called SMiShing, (aka SMShing, or smishing) in which a fraudster sends a phishing lin…
Experimental Evidence for Using a TTM Stages of Change Model in Boosting Progress Toward 2FA Adoption
Cori Faklaris, Laura Dabbish, Jason I. Hong
Behavior change ideas from health psychology can also help boost end user compliance with security recommendations, such as adopting two-factor authentication (2FA). Our research a…
Do They Accept or Resist Cybersecurity Measures? Development and Validation of the 13-Item Security Attitude Inventory (SA-13)
Cori Faklaris, Laura Dabbish, Jason I. Hong
We present SA-13, the 13-item Security Attitude inventory. We develop and validate this assessment of cybersecurity attitudes by conducting an exploratory factor analysis, confirma…
Decentralized is not risk-free: Understanding public perceptions of privacy-utility trade-offs in COVID-19 contact-tracing apps
Tianshi Li, Jackie, Yang +5
Contact-tracing apps have potential benefits in helping health authorities to act swiftly to halt the spread of COVID-19. However, their effectiveness is heavily dependent on their…
An Exploration of User and Bystander Attitudes About Mobile Live-Streaming Video
Cori Faklaris, Asa Blevins, Matthew O'Haver +2
Thanks to mobile apps such as Periscope and Facebook Live, live-streaming video is having a moment again. It has not been clear, however, to what extent the current ubiquity of sma…