Monday Lightning Talks
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Summaries: a Star Wars themed web app maps eight classic secure design principles to movie scenes and provides an interactive Star Wars web game for teaching secure usable design. A study of payment diversion fraud reports ten victim interviews with losses ranging from $13k to $12M and one attempted $100M recovery, finds phishing training often fails and laundering routes go to unexpected countries like Mexico and Sweden. Inclusive-alert work applies the human‑in‑the‑loop and lead user methods to Singapore demographics. An early evaluation of Android Security Keys inspects a Cloud‑assisted BLE extension to CTAP, notes tradeoffs versus USB keys and the lack of a Titan M hardware root.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 0:33STAR WARS
- 0:56FAIL-SAFE
- 1:20COMPLETE MEDIATION
- 2:221 OPEN DESIGN
- 13:13The HITL framework
- 13:35Adopting the HITL the framework
- 14:25How do adopt the lead user method?
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