The paper by Emiram, Melina and Patricia about data sharing acceptability in Virtual Reality got accepted at this year's USENIX Security conference in Seattle!
The paper by Patricia and Peter Mayer (KIT/SDU) on the usability of password managers for novice users, based on a longitudinal study, has been accepted at SOUPS 2025!
Emiram and Patricia have been awarded the prestigious "Emilio Aced" research award by the Spanish data protection authority AEPD for their work on Neuroprivacy.
Emiram presented a work-in-progress about perceptions and acceptability of data sharing in Virtual Reality at the 6th symposium on Contextual Integrity (PrivaCI) in New Brunswick, NJ.
The HITS group took part at this year's Girls' Day on 25.04.2024 and welcomed 17 female students from different schools with a fun LEGO4SCRUM workshop and an exciting speed dating round!
Yixin Zou from the Max Planck Institute for Security and Privacy in Bochum gave an invited talk about inclusive Privacy and Security as part of our lecture "Privacy and Technology".
Our recent paper about Markus Röse's master thesis, presenting a brainwave-based authentication system for the real world got accepted at EuroUSEC '23. Emiram presented the work at the conference in Copenhagen last week.
If you want to learn more about what is usable security, our research on improving user authentication, and the future of Brain Computer Interfaces and neuroprivacy, listen to Patricia's conversation with Marvin Beckmann in "All Day Research".
Patricia attended this year's PETS Symposium in Lausanne, Switzerland and gave an exciting talk about her recent publication in cooperation with KASTEL Security Research Labs from KIT.
For the first time in presence, CASA (at RUB) conducted a workshop for women in security and cryptography in Bochum. 50 women from 13 countries came together to talk about current research in various fields of security and crypto.
