CPS: beyond usability: applying value sensitive design based methods to investigate domain characteristics for security for implantable cardiac devices
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Batya Friedman | Tadayoshi Kohno | Matthew R. Reynolds | Daniel B. Kramer | Brian T. Gill | Tamara Denning
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