Yue Huang
A usable security and privacy researcher who is always enthusiastic about learning people's needs and seeking opportunities for user experience improvements.
A little about me
Hi there! I’m Yue. I currently work as a postdoc at CSIRO's Data61 in Human-centric security.
I received my Ph.D. in the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department at the University of British Columbia (UBC), where I worked under the supervision of Pro. Konstanin Beznosov. My research interests are broadly in data security and privacy, with a focus on usable security and privacy.
My current research focuses on security, privacy, and UX issues in information tracking solutions that are being used during the pandemic, such as contact-tracing apps, digital travel permits, and visitor check-in solution. My recent work regarding this space investigates the factors that influence people’s adoption intentions of multiple information-tracking solutions.
My previous work in usable security and privacy focuses on identifying users’ security and privacy concerns about sharing personal information through various technologies, such as via shared smart home devices and shared accounts.