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Hala Assal

Carleton University

H-index: 8

North America-Canada

About Hala Assal

Hala Assal, With an exceptional h-index of 8 and a recent h-index of 8 (since 2020), a distinguished researcher at Carleton University, specializes in the field of Usable Security, Human-Computer Interaction, Computer Security.

His recent articles reflect a diverse array of research interests and contributions to the field:

“It's not that I want to see the student's bedroom...”: Instructor Perceptions of e-Proctoring Software

Why do Internet Devices Remain Vulnerable? A Survey with System Administrators

Preliminary work on the Opinions on and Acceptance of Obscure Biometrics: Odor, Gait and Ear Shape

“I didn’t even want to turn my head because I was so scared of the prof.”: Student Perceptions of e-Proctoring Software

“Lose Your Phone, Lose Your Identity”: Exploring Users’ Perceptions and Expectations of a Digital Identity Service

Is Real-time Phishing Eliminated with {FIDO}? Social Engineering Downgrade Attacks against {FIDO} Protocols

Protecting the privacy of technology users who have cognitive disabilities: Identifying areas for improvement and targets for change

Hala Assal Information

University	Carleton University
Position	Assistant Professor
Citations(all)	530
Citations(since 2020)	496
Cited By	178
hIndex(all)	8
hIndex(since 2020)	8
i10Index(all)	8
i10Index(since 2020)	8
Email	Access Email
University Profile Page	Carleton University
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Hala Assal Skills & Research Interests

Usable Security

Human-Computer Interaction

Computer Security

Top articles of Hala Assal

Title	Journal	Author(s)	Publication Date
“It's not that I want to see the student's bedroom...”: Instructor Perceptions of e-Proctoring Software		Kazma Chaudhry Anna-Lena Theus Hala Assal Sonia Chiasson	2023/10/16
Why do Internet Devices Remain Vulnerable? A Survey with System Administrators		Tamara Bondar Hala Assal AbdelRahman Abdou	2023
Preliminary work on the Opinions on and Acceptance of Obscure Biometrics: Odor, Gait and Ear Shape		Christos Karanassios Hala Assal	2022
“I didn’t even want to turn my head because I was so scared of the prof.”: Student Perceptions of e-Proctoring Software		Kazma Chaudhry Ashi Mann Hala Assal Sonia Chiasson	2022
“Lose Your Phone, Lose Your Identity”: Exploring Users’ Perceptions and Expectations of a Digital Identity Service		Michael Lutaaya Hala Assal Khadija Baig Sana Maqsood Sonia Chiasson	2021
Is Real-time Phishing Eliminated with {FIDO}? Social Engineering Downgrade Attacks against {FIDO} Protocols		Enis Ulqinaku Hala Assal AbdelRahman Abdou Sonia Chiasson Srdjan Capkun	2021
Protecting the privacy of technology users who have cognitive disabilities: Identifying areas for improvement and targets for change	Journal of Rehabilitation and Assistive Technologies Engineering	Virginie Cobigo Konrad Czechowski Hajer Chalghoumi Amelie Gauthier-Beaupre Hala Assal ...	2020/9