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2011

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Sun, San-Tsai, Pospisil, Eric, Muslukhov, Ildar, Dindar, Nuray, Hawkey, Kirstie and Beznosov, Konstantin (2011): OpenID-enabled browser: towards usable and secure web single sign-on. In: Proceedings of ACM CHI 2011 Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems 2011. pp. 1291-1296.

“OpenID is an open and promising Web single sign-on solution; however, the interaction flows provided by OpenID are inconsistent, counter-intuitive, and vulnerable to phishing attacks. In this work, we investigated the challenges web users face when using OpenID for authentication, and designed a phishing-resistant, privacy-preserving browser add-on to provide a consistent and intuitive single sign-on user experience for the average web users.”

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Sun, San-Tsai, Pospisil, Eric, Muslukhov, Ildar, Dindar, Nuray, Hawkey, Kirstie and Beznosov, Konstantin (2011): What makes users refuse web single sign-on?: an empirical investigation of OpenID. In: Proceedings of the 2011 Symposium on Usable Privacy and Security 2011. p. 4.

“OpenID is an open and promising Web single sign-on (SSO) solution. This work investigates the challenges and concerns web users face when using OpenID for authentication, and identifies what changes in the login flow could improve the users' experience and adoption incentives. We found our participants had several behaviors, concerns, and misconceptions that hinder the OpenID adoption process: (1) their existing password management strategies reduce the perceived”

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