Projects

Leading the project based on the paper “Fuzzing Matter(s): A White Paper for Fuzzing the Matter Protocol”, which aims to perform stateful fuzzing of Matter-enabled device.

23 Feb 2024

People’s privacy control over the personal data that they generate and consume while they drive modern cars is extremely weak at present. There is historical as well as recent evidence that car brands harvest a variety of personal data from drivers and, arguably, full compliance of their processing with the European General Data Protection Regulation is questionable. PECS revolutionises modern car ecosystems for what concerns the processing of personal data. It does so by advancing, tailoring to the specific domain and, ultimately, combining together both soft and hard privacy measures. The project raises drivers’ soft privacy through the PECS interface for static and dynamic control of personal data, so that drivers can decide what to share and with whom and when, as well as follow and control the flows of data at service run time by means of multy-sensory media techniques. Hard privacy thrives in the project through a combination of obfuscation techniques including Federated Analytics, Secure Multi Party Computation and Pseudonymisation, so that drivers are enabled to keep their personal data opaque to anyone from the outset. All developments proceed from the established academic laboratories of UNICT-UNIMORE, then are demonstrated in the operational environment of MASA-UNIMORE, reaching TRL7. The PECS results stem from the open-source, open-Internet approaches, hence bear huge technical, societal and industrial impacts, bringing Europe at the forefront of data protection, at least in the automotive domain. PECS also brings forward a whole new range of business opportunities such as various forms of software support for its technologies, and of renewed car services leveraging privacy-by-design-by-default. Finally, PECS provides the necessary grounds favouring the inception of a new breed of services that would be naturally enrooted on drivers’ sensitive data such as sexual, religious and political orientations, e.g. apps for dating, praying and debate on political topics.

20 Jan 2024

Agile managed the educational platform within the “The Water Code” project. The platform was developed using Flutter and Firebase.

1 Mar 2023

Fantamaniaci was a football news app available in the app store, designed and developed by me in Swift as a freelancer in the Codedix team.

1 Sep 2021

Designed and developed the website for the Dragomanni Apartments in Florence, Italy. The website was developed using WordPress.

1 Jun 2021

Do a Shot was a drinking game available in the app store, redesigned and developed by me in Swift as a freelancer in the Codedix team.

10 Nov 2020

Distantia is an iOS app that allows users to maintaining social distance during the Covid-19 pandemic through BLE RSSI distance estimation. The app was developed using Swift and patented by the University of Catania.

9 May 2020