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Empirical Studies on the Security and Usability Impact of Immutability
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Immutable Strings Are of Higher Demand
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“I’m Pretty Expert and I Still Screw It Up”: Qualitative Insights into Experiences and Challenges of Designing and Implementing Cryptographic Library APIs
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Impact of Usability Mechanisms: A Family of Experiments on Efficiency, Effectiveness and User Satisfaction
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