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Despite the increasing attention and research effort, how to protect sensitive information from shoulder surfing attacks is still under studied. Existing methods for protecting sensitive textual content on users' screens from shoulder surfing attacks have various limitations, including ineffectiveness, insufficient protection of sensitive information, low usability, and high cognitive workload. To address those limitations, this paper proposes, develops, and evaluates a new solution called "detection and labeling" (D&L), which uses NLP techniques to automatically detect and label sensitive information in the textual content. The labeled and hidden sensitive information is then read to users through their headphones upon their clicking a label. Evaluation results demonstrate that D&L improves protection, enhances usability, reduces users’ cognitive workload, and allows faster browsing speed compared to the baseline methods.
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1652
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Aldossari, Marran and Zhang, Dongsong, "D&L: A Natural Language Processing Based Approach for Protecting Sensitive Information from Shoulder Surfing Attacks" (2023). AMCIS 2023 Proceedings. 7.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/amcis2023/sig_hci/sig_hci/7
D&L: A Natural Language Processing Based Approach for Protecting Sensitive Information from Shoulder Surfing Attacks
Despite the increasing attention and research effort, how to protect sensitive information from shoulder surfing attacks is still under studied. Existing methods for protecting sensitive textual content on users' screens from shoulder surfing attacks have various limitations, including ineffectiveness, insufficient protection of sensitive information, low usability, and high cognitive workload. To address those limitations, this paper proposes, develops, and evaluates a new solution called "detection and labeling" (D&L), which uses NLP techniques to automatically detect and label sensitive information in the textual content. The labeled and hidden sensitive information is then read to users through their headphones upon their clicking a label. Evaluation results demonstrate that D&L improves protection, enhances usability, reduces users’ cognitive workload, and allows faster browsing speed compared to the baseline methods.
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