Look before you Authorize: Using Eye-Tracking to Enforce User Attention towards Application Permissions

Look before you Authorize: Using Eye-Tracking to Enforce User Attention towards Application Permissions

Habituation is a key factor behind the lack of attention towards permission authorization dialogs during third party application installation. Various solutions have been proposed to combat the problem of achieving attention switch towards permissions. However, users continue to ignore these dialogs, and authorize dangerous permissions, which leads to security and privacy breaches. We leverage ...

Look before you leap.

The decision to leave a job can be very stressful. Multiple variables must be considered before turning in your notice. The goal of this paper is to help you decide if changing jobs is a smart decision, and, if it is, when to do it.

Look before you leap.

Look Before You Reach!

This issue of Neuron contains an elegant neuroimaging study by Prado and colleagues, who report that the network of brain areas involved in visually guided reaching is modulated by whether targets are presented in central or peripheral vision. These results clarify prior inconsistencies in the literature regarding reach-related activation in the human brain, and they are valuable in interpretin...

Evaluation of Attention Bias in Morphine and Methamphetamine Abusers towards Emotional Scenes during Early Abstinence: An Eye-Tracking Study

Introduction: We hypothesized that inappropriate attention during the period of abstinence in individuals with substance use disorder can result in an inadequate perception of emotion and unsuitable reaction to emotional scenes. The main aim of this research was to evaluate the attentional bias towards emotional images in former substance abusers and compare it to healthy adults. Methods:...