Ignore These At Your Peril: Ten principles for trust design
Venue
Trust 2010. 3rd International Conference on Trust and Trustworthy Computing
Publication Year
2010
Authors
Jens Riegelsberger, M. Angela Sasse
BibTeX
Abstract
Online trust has been discussed for more than 10 years, yet little practical
guidance has emerged that has proven to be applicable across contexts or useful in
the long run. 'Trustworthy UI design guidelines' created in the late 90ies to
address the then big question of online trust: how to get shoppers online, are now
happily employed by people preparing phishing scams. In this paper we summarize, in
practical terms, a conceptual framework for online trust we've established in 2005.
Because of its abstract nature it is still useful as a lens through which to view
the current big questions of the online trust debate - largely focused on usable
security and phishing attacks. We then deduct practical 10 rules for providing
effective trust support to help practitioners and researchers of usable security.
