I am recruiting Ph.D. students for Fall 2023 at Duke University, who are interested in human-centered computer security and privacy. Please refer to my website (users.cs.duke.edu/~pardis/) for further details on my research interests. RTs appreciated! :)

Designing an inclusive smart city: Researcher Pardis Emami-Naeini Duke University wants to make sure the ‘smart cities’ of the future are designed with residents firmly in mind. bit.ly/3oFAy7Z Pardis Emami-Naeini Duke CompSci University of Washington #CHI2023

What are smart cities? What factors are people really concerned about from the privacy perspective! Impressive talk by Pardis Emami-Naeini Great work by Naeni et al. Including Tadayoshi (Yoshi) Kohno Franzi Roesner 👏

From gunshot detectors on street lights to air quality & traffic sensors, smart tech is supposed to make cities safer, cleaner, more efficient. But some worry it could exacerbate existing inequalities bit.ly/41NPuPM bit.ly/3oFAy7Z Pardis Emami-Naeini Duke University photo:Yeong-Nam

Dr. Pardis Emami-Naeini, Duke Asst. Prof. of CS, ECE, & Public Policy, received the Oak Ridge Assoc. Universities (ORAU) 2023-24 Ralph E. Powe Junior Faculty Enhancement Award to further her Duke InSPIre Lab inspire.cs.duke.edu research on human-centered security & privacy.

Super thrilled to attend #soups2023, #usenix. I will be talking about the monetary value of S&P for IoT consumers (USENIX Security). We present on smart device-enabled abuse (USENIX Security) and the impact of accents on voice phishing (Symposium on Usable Privacy and Security). Let's catch up! :)

Just had a great chat with Wendy Gillette at CBS News on Zoom's changes to the privacy policy and how concerning it is (should be): Zoom is still using third-party models with users' data for their AI-powered features, with undisclosed data practices! cbsnews.com/live/video/202…

I am beyond proud of my Ph.D. student, Jabari, who has received the NSF GRFP award. 🥳🥳

I am super thrilled and honored to be among the 2024 awardees of the Google AI Research Scholar Program. This award would allow my lab at Duke CompSci to expand our research on improving the privacy and security transparency of emerging technologies. research.google/programs-and-e…

We are super lucky and extremely excited to have Jessie Cao joining us at Duke CompSci. Jessie will be presenting our research at ACM CHI Conference and a few days later at IEEE S&P. Please say hi to her! :)