Titlebook: Human Aspects of Information Security, Privacy and Trust; 5th International Co Theo Tryfonas Conference proceedings 2017 Springer Internati

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Assessing the Impact of Affective Feedback on End-User Security Awarenesstomatic detection of risky security behaviour within a web browser. Results gained from the research conclude an affective feedback mechanism in a browser-based environment, can promote general awareness of online security.

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Overcoming Fear of the Threat Model clear that this strength can be undermined by fallibility. The question we need to ask is how do we optimise the strengths of the human element and minimise the risk they present to the system? How do we do the security job effectively without leading to a climate of fear? Unfortunately undertaking

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Mobile Online Proficiency and Mobile Internet Use - Findings from Finlandof services. The empirical section of the paper consists of an analysis of a nationally representative survey (n?=?5,405) collected in 2012 and 2014. The data represent individuals aged 15 to 79. Our results indicate that Finns have become more active users of the mobile Internet and services such a

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Usability in Solutions of Secure Email – A Tools Reviewty, interdisciplinarity and diversity to the study on information security in an era marked by decentralization and ubiquity. As this phenomenon becomes increasingly common, concerns intensify regarding security, secrecy, privacy, and information governance. Consequently, secure tools have gained mo

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A User-Centered Model for Usable Security and Privacyd preserve privacy. At the same time, security and privacy mechanisms should not complicate workflows and must be transparent for the user. In order to master this challenge, a close involvement of the users is necessary—both at development and at run-time. In this paper, we present a user-centered

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