Two RTG Papers accepted to PETS 2023 (Core-Rank: A)
2023/05/09
Two RTG papers were accepted at the 23rd Privacy Enhancing Technologies Symposium (PETS), a forum which brings together privacy experts from around the world to discuss recent advances and new perspectives on research in privacy technologies. PETS will take place from July 10–15, 2023 in Lausanne, Switzerland and Online.
Paper 1 is an interdisciplinary paper and a follow-up study to the previous notification-study. The researchers analyzed feedback from website owners on being notified of an existing privacy issue and showed how they deal with it.
How Website Owners Face Privacy Issues: Thematic Analysis of Responses from a Covert Notification Study Reveals Diverse Circumstances and Challenges
- Alina Stöver (TU Darmstadt, Psychology, RTG PhD),
- Nina Gerber (TU Darmstadt, Psychology, RTG Associate),
- Henning Pridöhl (University Bamberg),
- Max Maass (Iterec, former Computer Science, former RTG PhD),
- Sebastian Bretthauer (Goethe-University Frankfurt, Law, RTG Associate),
- Indra Spiecker (Goethe-University Frankfurt, Law, RTG PI),
- Matthias Hollick (TU Darmstadt, Computer Science, RTG PI),
- Dominik Herrmann (University Bamberg)
In Paper 2 they looked at how users imagine a privacy assistant or AlterEgo from a psychological perspective.
Investigating how users imagine their Personal Privacy Assistant
- Alina Stöver (TU Darmstadt, Psychology, RTG PhD),
- Sara Hahn (TU Darmstadt, Psychology, future RTG PhD)
- Felix Kretschmer (TU Darmstadt, Psychology),
- Nina Gerber (TU Darmstadt, Psychology, RTG Associate)
