My research area is human-centered/sociotechnical computer security and privacy. The problems and solutions that I work on are in computer security and privacy, but I mainly use methods from human-computer interaction (including qualitative methods). I completed my PhD at the University of Washington working with Tadayoshi Kohno in the Security and Privacy Research Lab.
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