Yixin Zou
Institution: Max Planck Institute for Security and Privacy / CASA
Research Hub(s):
Hub D: Usability - CASA 1.0, 2019-2025
E-Mail: Yixin.Zou@mpi-sp.org
Website: https://yixinzou.github.io
Publications:
"You Have Been Selected as the Winner": Characterizing User-Reported Scams on TikTok It Shouldn’t Be This Difficult: Researcher Perspectives on Diversity and Inclusion in Usable Privacy and Security Research From Harm to Healing: Understanding Individual Resilience after Cybercrimes What is Safety? Corporate Discourse, Power, and the Politics of Generative AI Safety Experiencer, Helper, or Observer: Online Fraud Intervention for Older Adults Through a Role-Based Simulation Approach "What If My Face Gets Scanned Without Consent": Understanding Older Adults’ Experiences with Biometric Payment Do Citizens Agree with the EU AI Act? Public Perspectives on Risk and Regulation of AI Systems Toward Inclusive Security and Privacy for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing People: A Community-Based Interview Study Defining the Problem, Setting the Standard? Platform Narratives and Interventions for Digital Well-Being Human-Centered Threat Modeling in Practice: Lessons, Challenges, and Paths Forward Revealed or Reinforced: How Assistive Technologies Shape the Experience with Dark Patterns for Blind and Low-Vision Users "I Wonder if These Warnings Are Accurate": Security and Privacy Advice in Nine Majority World Countries Digital Security Perceptions and Practices Around the World: A WEIRD Versus Non-WEIRD Comparison SoK: A Privacy Framework for Security Research Using Social Media Data Lay Perceptions of Algorithmic Discrimination in the Context of Systemic Injustice "Auntie, Please Don't Fall for Those Smooth Talkers": How Chinese Younger Family Members Safeguard Seniors from Online Fraud Explainability as a Requirement for Hardware: Introducing Explainable Hardware (XHW) Digital Security — A Question of Perspective. A Large-Scale Telephone Survey with Four At-Risk User Groups Characterizing Scam-Driven Human Trafficking Across Chinese Borders and Online Community Responses on RedNote "No, I Can’t Be a Security Personnel on Your Phone": Security and Privacy Threats From Sharing Infrastructure in Rural Ghana Beyond "Vulnerable Populations": A Unified Understanding of Vulnerability From A Socio-Ecological Perspective More than Usability: Differential Access to Digital Security and Privacy Privacy Perceptions and Behaviors Towards Targeted Advertising on Social Media: A Cross-Country Study on the Effect of Culture and Religion
