I am a third year PhD student in the Usable Security and Privacy Lab at the George Washington University advised by Prof. Adam J. Aviv. My research focuses on human factors in security; I investigate how users, especially understudied populations, use or misuse security tools to design better and more inclusive solutions. More broadly, I am interested in human-computer interaction as well as multi-disciplinary research.

News

Sep 22: New paper on Five-Word Passwords accepted at ACSAC '22.
Aug 22: Presented our work on PIN Upgrades at USENIX Security '22.
May 22: New paper on Password Managers at USENIX Security '22.
May 22: Presented our Loan Apps work at CACTUS/P in Washington, DC.
May 22: Presented our Loan Apps work at the University of Washington.
May 22: Presented our Loan Apps paper at IEEE S&P in San Francisco.
Mar 22: New paper on Loan Apps in Kenya accepted at IEEE S&P '22.
Jan 22: New paper on Smartphone PIN Upgrades at USENIX Security '22.
Dec 21: Presented our work on PIN Upgrades at CACTUS/P held at UMD.
Aug 21: Attended GREPSEC, a workshop for early grad students in S&P.
Aug 21: Presented our work on Android Pattern Blocklists at SOUPS.
Aug 21: New paper on Android Pattern Blocklists at SOUPS '21.
Aug 21: New paper on Sensitive Documents at USENIX Security '21.
Aug 20: I am starting my PhD at the George Washington University!

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