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Your Secrets Are Safe: How Browsers’ Explanations Impact Misconceptions About Private Browsing Mode Yuxi Wu et al., World Wide Web Conference 2018
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A Usability Evaluation of Let’s Encrypt and Certbot: Usable Security Done Right
“A Usability Evaluation of Let’s Encrypt and Certbot: Usable Security Done Right” Tiefenau et al., Conference on Computers and Communication Security 2019
“I don’t see why I would ever want to use it”: Analyzing the Usability of Popular Smartphone Password Managers
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