Hela Lajmi
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Hela Lajmi is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of cybersecurity, human–computer interaction, and cultural heritage preservation. Her most notable contribution, “Strengthening Applications’ Security with Handwritten Arabic Calligraphy Captcha” (2024), introduces a novel approach to bot detection by leveraging the visual complexity and cultural specificity of Arabic calligraphy. This work not only addresses a pressing need for more robust CAPTCHA systems—particularly for Arabic-speaking user bases—but also demonstrates how traditional art forms can be repurposed for modern security challenges. While still early in its citation trajectory, the paper signals a creative and interdisciplinary methodology that has already attracted attention from scholars working on inclusive authentication mechanisms. Lajmi’s broader research interests encompass smart mobility applications and the integration of advanced networks to improve urban resource management, reflecting a commitment to technology that serves real-world, culturally-aware needs. Her work stands out for its originality in merging linguistic heritage with practical cybersecurity, offering a template for how non-Latin scripts can be harnessed to strengthen digital defenses. As her citation count grows, Lajmi is poised to become a key voice in culturally-responsive security design.
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