[ Publications about 'Human-Centered Security' ]

Books and proceedings (1)
  1. L. Jean Camp. Trust & Risk in Internet Commerce. MIT Press, December 2000.
    Keywords: Human-Centered Security, Economics of Security. [bibtex-entry]

Articles in journals or book chapters (14)
  1. Vaibhav Garg and L. Jean Camp. Cars, Condoms, and Facebook. In Information Security, pages 280--289. Springer International Publishing, 2015.
    Keywords: Mental Models, Human-Centered Security, Privacy. [bibtex-entry]

  2. Kalpana Shankar, L. Jean Camp, Kay Connelly, and Lesa Huber. Aging, Privacy, and Home-Based Computing: Designing for Privacy. Pervasive Computing, IEEE, 11(99):46--54, 2012.
    Keywords: Human-Centered Security. [bibtex-entry]

  3. L. Jean Camp. Reconceptualizing the Role of Security User. Daedalus, 140(4):93--107, 2011.
    Keywords: Human-Centered Security, Peer Production, Crowdsourcing of Security, Economics of Security. [bibtex-entry]

  4. K. Lorenzen-Huber, L. Boutain, M., Camp, L. Jean, Shankar, K., Connelly. Privacy, Independence, and Relationships: Older Adults’ Perceptions of Home-Based Ubiquitous Technologies. In , pages 232--252. 2011.
    Keywords: Human-Centered Security. [bibtex-entry]

  5. L. Jean Camp. Mental models of privacy and security. Technology and Society Magazine, IEEE, 28(3):37--46, 2009.
    Keywords: Human-Centered Security, Mental Models. [bibtex-entry]

  6. Farzeneh Asgapour, Debin Liu, and L. Jean Camp. Mental Models of Computer Security Risks. Financial Cryptography and Data Security Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 4886:367--377, 2007.
    Note: Usable Security 07.
    Keywords: Mental Models, Human-Centered Security, Economics of Security. [bibtex-entry]

  7. L. Jean Camp. Digital Identity. IEEE Technology & Society, 23(3):34--41, 2004.
    Keywords: Human-Centered Security. [bibtex-entry]

  8. Rebecca T Mercuri and L. Jean Camp. The code of elections. Communications of the ACM, 47(10):52--57, 2004.
    Note: ACM.
    Keywords: Design for Trust, Human-Centered Security, Governance. [bibtex-entry]

  9. L. Jean Camp and Ka-Ping Yee. Human Implications of Technology. Practical Handbook of Internet Computing, ed. M. P. Singh, December 2003.
    Note: CRC Press.
    Keywords: Human-Centered Security. [bibtex-entry]

  10. L. Jean Camp. First principles of copyright for DRM design. IEEE Internet Computing, 7(3):59--65, 2003.
    Note: IEEE.
    Keywords: Design for Trust, Human-Centered Security. [bibtex-entry]

  11. L. Jean Camp. Designing for trust. Trust, Reputation, and Security: Theories and Practice, pp 203--209, 2003.
    Note: Springer.
    Keywords: Design for Trust, Privacy, Human-Centered Security. [bibtex-entry]

  12. L. Jean Camp and Marvin Sirbu. Critical issues in internet commerce. IEEE Communications Magazine, 35(5):58--62, May 1997.
    Keywords: Human-Centered Security. [bibtex-entry]

  13. L. Jean Camp. Privacy: from abstraction to applications. ACM SIGCAS Computers and Society, 24(3):8--15, September 1994.
    Keywords: Human-Centered Security. [bibtex-entry]

  14. L. Jean Camp and JD Tygar. Providing auditing while protecting privacy. The Information Society, 10(1):59--71, March 1994.
    Keywords: Human-Centered Security. [bibtex-entry]

Conference publications (5)
  1. Greg Norcie, Jim Blythe, Kelly Caine, and L. Jean Camp. Why Johnny Can’t Blow the Whistle: Identifying and Reducing Usability Issues in Anonymity Systems. In Proceedings of the Network and Distributed System Security Symposium (NDSS) Workshop on Usable Security (USEC), February 2014.
    Keywords: Human-Centered Security. [bibtex-entry]

  2. Vaibhav Garg, Kevin Benton, and L. Jean Camp. The Privacy Paradox: A Facebook Case Study. In 2014 Telecommunications Policy Research Conference (TPRC), Arlington VA, 2014.
    Keywords: Mental Models, Human-Centered Security, Social Network Privacy, Aging. [bibtex-entry]

  3. Allan Friedman and L. Jean Camp. Making Security Manifest Security and Autonomy for End Users. In , 2003. TPRC.
    Keywords: Mental Models, Human-Centered Security, Economics of Security. [bibtex-entry]

  4. L. Jean Camp. DRM: doesn't really mean digital copyright management. In Proceedings of the 9th ACM conference on Computer and Communications Security, pages 78--87, 2002. ACM.
    Keywords: Design for Trust, Privacy, Human-Centered Security. [bibtex-entry]

  5. L. Jean Camp, Helen Nissenbaum, and Cathleen McGrath. Trust: A collision of paradigms. In International Conference on Financial Cryptography, pages 91--105, October 2001. Springer Berlin Heidelberg.
    Keywords: Design for Trust, Human-Centered Security, PKI. [bibtex-entry]


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