Only 9.1% of 2018 multi-factor authentication papers evaluated users, and the 57 user studies that exist show recruitment bias, missing demographics, and inconsistent reporting.
Usability of such security technologies often comes across as a challenge for security practitioners, researchers, designers, and developers
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Evaluating User Perception of Multi-Factor Authentication: A Systematic Review
Only 9.1% of 2018 multi-factor authentication papers evaluated users, and the 57 user studies that exist show recruitment bias, missing demographics, and inconsistent reporting.