Attendees

Alessandro Acquisti, MIT Sloan

• The Economics of Privacy at a Crossroads
• Behavioral Advertising and Consumer Welfare

Idris Adjerid, Virginia Tech

Ali Ahmed, Louisiana State University

• Vulnerability Disclosure Mechanisms: A Synthesis and Framework for Market-Based and Non-Market-Based Disclosures
• Vulnerability Disclosure as a Signal: Effects on Submission Volume and Validity in Bug Bounty Programs
• The Role of Commitment in Online Reputation Systems: An Empirical Study of Express Delivery Promise in an E-Commerce Platform

Tawfiq Alashoor, IESE Business School

• Why Your Biggest Cybersecurity Risk Isn’t Technology—It’s Your People
• The Contexts Putting Your Privacy at Risk
• The General Relativity of Privacy

Matt Blaze, Georgetown University

Joseph Bonneau, New York University

• Cornucopia: Distributed Randomness Beacons at Scale
• Good Things Come To Those Who Wait: Dishonest-Majority Coin-Flipping Requires Delay Functions

Laura Brandimarte, University of Arizona

• Does Increasing Reliance on Artificial Intelligence Boost Creativity? Assessing AI-Augmented Creativity with Large Language Models
• Privacy Concerns and Willingness to Adopt AI Products: A Cross-Country Randomized Survey Experiment

Burcu Bulgurcu, Toronto Metropolitan University

• Antecedents of Trust in Deepfakes: Insights from the Elaboration Likelihood Model
• Implications of Organizational Governance on Cybersecurity Management: A Qualitative Study in Higher Education
• The Profound Influence of Small Choices in Digital Collaboration

Jean Camp, UNC Charlotte

• Usability, Efficacy, and Acceptability of the U.S. Cyber Trust Mark
• Comparing the Use and Usefulness of Four IoT Security Labels
• Made in the USA: Increasing a Product’s Perceived Cybersecurity by Indicating the Country of Origin

Sarah Chun, University of Waterloo

Avinash Collis, Carnegie Mellon University

• The Consumer Welfare Effects of Online Ads: Evidence from a Nine-Year Experiment

John D’Arcy, University of Delaware

• Time Will Tell: The Case for an Idiographic Approach to Behavioral Cybersecurity Research

Judith Donath, Berkman-Klein Center @ Harvard University

Serge Egelman, UC Berkeley / ICSI

Jeremy Epstein, Georgia Tech Research Institute

Maschio Fernando, Virginia Tech

Dr. Shannon E. French, Case Western Reserve University

• The Code of the Warrior: Exploring Warrior Values Past and Present
• Artificial Intelligence in Military Decision-making: Avoiding Ethical and Strategic Perils with an Option-generator Model
• War and Technology: Should Data Decide Who Lives, Who Dies?

Simson L. Garfinkel, Harvard Kennedy School

• Law and Policy for the Quantum Age
• Quantum Cryptanalysis: Hype and Reality
• What if Quantum Computing Is a Bust?

Vaibhav Garg, Comcast Cable

• Covenants Without the Sword: Market Incentives for Cybersecurity Investment
• The Engineer Who Cried Quantum: Emerging Technologies Committee Impact Report on Post Quantum Cryptography
• All the AI Risks We Cannot See

Melissa Hathaway, Hathaway Global Strategies

• Integrating the IC’s Cyber Security Mission
• Hijacked and Paying the Price—Why Ransomware Gangs Should Be Designated as Terrorists
• Patching Our Digital Future Is Unsustainable and Dangerous

Susan Landau, Tufts University

Tesary Lin, Boston University

• Valuing Intrinsic and Instrumental Preferences for Privacy
• Frontiers: The Intended and Unintended Consequences of Privacy Regulation for Consumer Marketing
• Designing Consent: Choice Architecture and Consumer Welfare in Data Sharing

Carolin Lämmle, Friedrich-Alexander-University Erlangen-Nuremberg

Nathan Malkin, New Jersey Institute of Technology

James Mickens, Harvard University

Andrew Odlyzko, University of Minnesota

• Cybersecurity Is Not Very Important
• The Glorious Promise of the Post-Truth World
• Digital Economy: Some Underestimated Benefits of the Cryptocurrency Mania

Sameer Patil, University of Utah

• Strategic Misdirection: Attempts to Protect Privacy with Made-up Email Addresses
• Understanding User Prioritization and Comprehension of Smartphone Permissions
• ReporTor: Facilitating User Reporting of Issues Encountered in Naturalistic Web Browsing via Tor Browser

Samantha Phillips, The University of Tulsa

• A Mixed-Method Case Study of Information Security Culture at an Energy Firm
• Measuring Dimensions of Information Security Culture Across Industries with Situational Judgement Tests
• Leveraging Situational Judgment Tests to Measure Behavioral Information Security

Emilee Rader, University of Wisconsin-Madison

David Reeves, ARNG CISO / VT PhD Student

Norman Sadeh, Carnegie Mellon University

• Can a Cybersecurity Question Answering Assistant Help Change User Behavior? An In Situ Study

Zeynep Sahin, Virginia Tech

Mols Sauter, University of Maryland

• AI as an Excuse in Participatory Systems: Identifying and Describing the Civic AI Imaginary and Its Impact on Representative and Participatory Governance
• Seeing Without Looking: Sidewalk Toronto Is Dead, but Its Legacy Shows There Are More Ways to Violate One’s Privacy Than Collecting One’s Image
• The Apophenic Machine: The Conspiratorial Mode and the Internet’s Data Hoard Were Made for Each Other

Florian Schaub, University of Michigan

• Layered, Overlapping, and Inconsistent: A Large-Scale Analysis of the Multiple Privacy Policies and Controls of U.S. Banks

Stuart Schechter, Harvard

Kent Seamons, Brigham Young University

• Secure Messaging Authentication Ceremonies Are Broken
• Cryptographic Deniability: A Multi-Perspective Study of User Perceptions and Expectations
• Deniable Encrypted Messaging: User Understanding a?Er Hands-Onsocial Experience

David Sidi, We Build Networks

Eugene Soltes, Harvard Business School

Jessica Stern, Boston University

Geoff Tomaino, University of Florida

• Intransitivity of Consumer Preferences for Privacy
• How Artificial Intelligence Constrains the Human Experience

Blase Ur, University of Chicago

Tony Vance, Virginia Tech

• Inexpert Supervision: Field Evidence on Boards’ Oversight of Cybersecurity
• The Fog of Warnings: How Non-Security-Related Notifications Diminish the Efficacy of Security Warnings
• “Complexity is the Worst Enemy of Security”: Studying Cybersecurity Through the Lens of Organizational Complexity

Kami Vaniea, University of Waterloo

• Why Do They Need to Know I Spotted a Pothole? Privacy Issues in Canadian Municipal Problem Reporting Websites
• Judging Phishing Under Uncertainty: How Do Users Handle Inaccurate Automated Advice?
• DarkDialogs: Automated Detection of 10 Dark Patterns on Cookie Dialogs

Marie Vasek, University College London

• A Sinister Fattening: Dissecting the Tales of Pig Butchering and Other Cryptocurrency Scams
• “Hey Mum, I Dropped My Phone Down the Toilet”: Investigating Hi Mum and Dad Sms Scams in the United Kingdom
• An Overview of 7726 User Reports: Uncovering SMS Scams and Scammer Strategies

Arun Vishwanath, Cyber Hygiene Academy, Inc

• The Death Of Security Awareness Training: Why AI Is Making It Obsolete
• When a Robot Writes Your News, What Happens to Democracy?
• This Op-Ed Wasn’t Written by AI

Rick Wash, University of Wisconsin—Madison

• What Can Cybersecurity Learn from Security?
• How Experts Detect Phishing Scam Emails
• Folk Models of Home Computer Security

Miranda Wei, Princeton / EPFL

• Towards Anti-Imperialist Security, Privacy, and Safety Research in HCI
• “We’re Utterly Ill-Prepared to Deal with Something Like This”: Teachers’ Perspectives on Student Generation of Synthetic Nonconsensual Explicit Imagery
• Understanding Help-Seeking and Help-Giving on Social Media for Image-Based Sexual Abuse

Ryan Wright, University of Virginia

• Trust: A New Approach to Data Risk Management: the Mongodb Case Study