Replication: “No one can hack my mind” - 10 years later: An update and outlook on...
summary
Replication compares 2014, 2019, and 2024 survey and interview data and reports concrete shifts: N=990 non-experts, N=75 experts, N=35 interviews. Surveys add hardware tokens, authenticator apps, passkeys, biometrics and questions about checking app permissions and asking LLMs for advice. Results show 2FA adoption rises; password manager uptake lags, experts and non‑experts both distrust AI for security, and experts push for better usability, automation, and context‑specific guidance.
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- 0:00Introduction
- 3:42Methodology updates
- 5:30Security behaviors findings
- 8:45AI security advice ratings
- 11:58Summary
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