Human Centric Security
How does IT change our interactions, and how can more trustworthy IT change them further? This includes studies of on-line trust, ecommerce (business-to-business and business-to-consumer), digital government services, e-conferencing, on-line personae and anonymity, online news, on-line research and the ephemeral nature of information, on-line propaganda, and spam.
Human Centric Security Projects
A Human Factors perspective on better phishing defenses
Principal Investigator: Jamie Davis
Economics of Password Cracking
Principal Investigator: Jeremiah Blocki
High-fidelity and Trustworthy Teleinteraction Platform
Principal Investigator: Younghyun Kim
Internet Based Electronic Voting Enabling Open and Fair Elections
Principal Investigator: Xukai Zou
Revocable, Interoperable and User-Centric (Active) Authentication Across Cyberspace
Principal Investigator: Xukai Zou
RUDOLF: An Efficient and Adaptive Defense Approach Against Website Fingerprinting Attacks Based on Soft Actor-Critic Algorithm
Principal Investigator: Bharat Bhargava
Secure, Composable, & Scalable Framework for Trusted Collaborative Computing
Principal Investigator: Xukai Zou
Securing IoT-based Cyber-Physical Human Systems against Collaborative Attacks
Principal Investigator: Bharat Bhargava
Security and Privacy in Augmented and Virtual Reality (AR/VR)
Principal Investigator: Berkay Celik
Understanding the Impacts of Human Decision-Making on Security and Robustness of Large-Scale Systems
Principal Investigator: Shreyas Sundaram