On Tue, Sep 20, 2011 at 8:48 AM, Peter Gutmann <[email protected]>wrote:
> Nico Williams <[email protected]> writes: > > >For a desktop I'd say: [...] > > > >For smartphones and tablets I'd say: [...] > > You can't do UI design like this, because chances are it's not going to > work. > By this I mean that we have 10-15 years of statistics showing that this > approach doesn't work, so when I say "chances are" I mean "existing > statistics > say ...". You need to look back at the 15 years of statistics and research > and see what goes wrong, and in what way, and then build something based on > that. I give one example in the talk that I've referenced several times > now, > which is based on a great many user studies on what does and doesn't work. > We > can (probably) do effective UI for this by turning the attackers' tactics > against them, but you need to understand the environment in which you're > operating rather than simply proposing a solution. > Well, don't tease. How?
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