The security and privacy of smart home systems, particularly from a home user's perspective,
have been a very active research area in recent years. However, via a meta-review of 52 …

Recent studies have shown that excessive online information disclosure is a major reason of
privacy breach. It makes it easy for social engineers to gather information about their targets …

Smart homes are more connected than ever before, with a variety of commercial devices
available. The use of these devices introduces new security and privacy risks in the home …

IoT devices no longer affect single users only because others like visitors or family members-
denoted as bystanders-might be in the device's vicinity. Thus, data about bystanders can be …

Although media reports often warn about risks associated with using privacy-threatening
technologies, most lay users lack awareness of particular adverse consequences that could …

The increasing use of smart home devices affects the privacy not only of device owners, but
also of individuals who did not choose to deploy them, and may not even be aware of them …

Smart home cameras raise privacy concerns in part because they frequently collect data not
only about the primary users who deployed them but also other parties--who may be targets …

Using networks of Internet-connected sensors, the Internet of Things (IoT) makes
technologies “smart” by enabling automation, personalization, and remote control. At the …

Smart TVs have rapidly become the most common smart appliance in typical households. In
the US, most television sets on the market have advanced sensors not traditionally found on …

The needs of marginalised groups like migrant domestic workers (MDWs) are often ignored
in digital privacy and security research. If considered, MDWs are treated as' bystanders' or …