Abstract: It is proposed a method and system to improve the security of electronic messages exchange between two or more users. The proposed electronic messaging mechanism allows guaranteeing the integrity of a message exchange (i.e., no message has been added, modified, reordered, nor removed from the message exchange), as well as its non-repudiation (i.e., users are univocally associated with the message exchange and cannot deny being authors of the messages they sent), using a local or external blockchain.

Abstract: A system and a method for user authentication and/or authorization, including a passive card to encode a first portion of an authentication or authorization code for a user via capacitive points, and a portable computing device with a capacitive screen to encode a second portion of the code. Each capacitive point is connected to an electronic circuit, being activable by physical contact of the user or with an electrical ground. Once the user has requested access to a specific service or operation, and when at least some of the passive points are activated and the passive card is in contact with the capacitive screen, the device reads the capacitive points, decoding the first portion of the code, and cryptographically signs the decoded portion using the second portion, providing the code, which is used as cryptographic key to grant access to the service or operation.

Abstract: The present invention relates to the detection of malicious software in electronic documents and comprises: detecting an executable code in the electronic document provided to a client module; extracting information from the electronic document comprising the executable code and metadata of the electronic document; creating a binary vector associated with the electronic document; comparing, in a classifier module (200), the binary vector with one or more groups of vectors previously classified and stored in a database (400); classifying the vector in one of the groups, where each group has associated therewith a verdict about the presence of malicious software; and determining that the document contains malicious software depending on the verdict associated with the group in which its associated vector has been classified.

Abstract: A method for classifying ad networks to be used by an app, comprising the following steps performed by a server (10): for each app in a database (12), computing a quality index of the app based on evaluating parameters related to the app using an ad network and related to other apps using the same ad network; for each app using the ad network, computing an aggressivity level of the ad network based on aggressivity parameters which measure intrusivity, impact and effectivity of the ad network in the app; ranking all the apps of the database (12) according to the computed quality index and aggressivity level; for each ad network, computing a single classification metric based on structural parameters related to the ad network and to the apps using it; ranking all the ad networks according to the computed classification metric; delivering the rankings of the mobile applications and ad networks to both private users (14) and professional users (15).

Abstract: A system and a method for user authentication and/or authorization, including a passive card to encode a first portion of an authentication or authorization code for a user via capacitive points, and a portable computing device with a capacitive screen to encode a second portion of the code. Each capacitive point is connected to an electronic circuit, being activable by physical contact of the user or with an electrical ground. Once the user has requested access to a specific service or operation, and when at least some of the passive points are activated and the passive card is in contact with the capacitive screen, the device reads the capacitive points, decoding the first portion of the code, and cryptographically signs the decoded portion using the second portion, providing the code, which is used as cryptographic key to grant access to the service or operation.

Abstract: The system includes a passive card (10) configured to store a first portion of an authentication or authorization code via a set of capacitive points (11) included on its surface; and a portable computing device (20) having a capacitive screen and being configured to store a second portion of said authentication or authorization code. Such that, once the user (1) has requested access to a specific service or to a specific operation and when the passive card (10) is in contact with the capacitive screen, the portable computing device (20) is further configured to read at least some of the set of capacitive points (11), decoding the first portion, and cryptographically signing the decoded first portion using said stored second portion, providing the authentication or authorization code, which is used as cryptographic key to grant access to said specific service or specific operation to the user (1).

Abstract: The present invention relates to the detection of malicious software in electronic documents and comprises: detecting an executable code in the electronic document provided to a client module; extracting information from the electronic document comprising the executable code and metadata of the electronic document; creating a binary vector associated with the electronic document; comparing, in a classifier module (200), the binary vector with one or more groups of vectors previously classified and stored in a database (400); classifying the vector in one of the groups, where each group has associated therewith a verdict about the presence of malicious software; and determining that the document contains malicious software depending on the verdict associated with the group in which its associated vector has been classified.

Abstract: The system includes a passive card (10) configured to store a first portion of an authentication or authorization code via a set of capacitive points (11) included on its surface; and a portable computing device (20) having a capacitive screen and being configured to store a second portion of said authentication or authorization code. Such that, once the user (1) has requested access to a specific service or to a specific operation and when the passive card (10) is in contact with the capacitive screen, the portable computing device (20) is further configured to read at least some of the set of capacitive points (11), decoding the first portion, and cryptographically signing the decoded first portion using said stored second portion, providing the authentication or authorization code, which is used as cryptographic key to grant access to said specific service or specific operation to the user (1).