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Breaking! A typology of security and privacy news and how it's shared

Das et al., 2018

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12175276896553059304
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Das S
Lo J
Dabbish L
Hong J
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Proceedings of the 2018 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems

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News coverage of security and privacy (S&P) events is pervasive and may affect the salience of S&P threats to the public. To better understand this coverage and its effects, we asked: What types of S&P news come into people's awareness? How do people hear about …
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