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Podcast: Personalised Noise, Decaying Photos, and Digital Forgetting

Thursday May 9, 2024

Link to the podcast: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/shifting-privacy-left-podcast_privacy-useableprivacy-privacyresearch-activity-7038938601740525570-UxIL/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop

Recognizing the threat of AI Generated Intimate Content

Thursday May 9, 2024

While freedom of sexual expression is important for relationship intimacy as well as body image, it is critical for adults depicted in intimate content to have consented to its creation and/or sharing. Non-consensual creation, sharing, or the threat of either of those things is called image-based sexual abuse. The increasing capabilities of generative AI and […]

How Considering Security and Privacy Needs of Marginalized and Vulnerable Populations Leads to More Inclusive Technology Design

Friday January 19, 2024

• How Considering Security and Privacy Needs of Marginalized and Vulnerable Populations Leads to More Inclusive Technology Design When technologists design software, who are they thinking about when they are considering who will use their solution? Dr. Mattea Sim examined this question in a recently accepted paper presented at the New Security Paradigms Workshop (NSPW […]

ShareMeNOT: Detecting and Defending Against Third Party Tracking on the Web

Thursday April 27, 2023

• ShareMeNOT: Detecting and Defending Against Third Party Tracking on the Web Dr. Franzi Roesner and Dr. Yoshi Kohno, from the University of Washington, were honored to receive the Test of Time Award, for work on their 2012 paper, studying web tracking. The paper introduced ShareMeNOT, which was later incorporated into the Electronic Frontier Foundation. […]

PRISM Team Leads $7.5 Million NSF Project

Friday March 10, 2023

• PRISM Team Leads $7.5 Million NSF Project A team comprised of three faculty from the University of Florida (UF), two, from the University of Washington (UW), two from Indiana University Bloomington (IU), and one from the Max Planck Institute for Software Systems, were awarded a $7.5 million grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) […]