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Takada Lab
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A lab that explores security that is usable and easy to use.

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Research on security that is usable and easy to use.
The Takada Lab studies security that is usable and easy to use, user authentication, web security, and related topics.
Its research themes also include analysis of system logs, support for system operation, interactive systems, information visualization, and mobile systems.
A recent paper addresses strengthening phishing countermeasures through real-time detection after a web page is displayed.
The lab belongs to the Security Informatics Program of Class II (Interdisciplinary Fields) in the undergraduate school and to the Security Informatics Program of the Department of Informatics in the graduate school.
Key terms
- User authentication
- A mechanism for verifying that a user of a system or service is who they claim to be.
- Phishing
- Deceiving users with fake web pages and similar means. The lab works on its detection and countermeasures.
- System log
- Records of the operation of computers and systems. They are the subject of analysis.
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View More ↗ResearchResearch themes
The lab's research themes include security that is usable and easy to use, user authentication, system log analysis, and web security. It also works on support for system operation, interactive systems and web systems, information visualization, and mobile systems.
View More ↗MembersFaculty
The Takada Lab's members are faculty, graduate students, and undergraduate students.As of 2025
- Tetsuji Takada
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