Athanasios Vasileios Grammatopoulos

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2since 2021 · last 2022
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Security and privacy · 2 · 1 first-author · 2 since 2021
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2022 Adding European Cybersecurity Skills Framework into Curricula Designer
abstract
We present the updated version of the Curricula Designer, a tool that is devoted to helping study program administrators and education providers to create cybersecurity curricula that are modern and reflect the needs of the job market. Our main contribution is the inclusion of the European Cybersecurity Skills Framework (ECSF) developed by ENISA to the Curricula Designer. The ECSF makes it possible to directly link knowledge and skills with professional profiles, which in turn reflect actual work roles on the job market. By adding ECSF to the Curricula Designer, we get a simple yet powerful tool that helps to identify the right content of cybersecurity curricula using rigorous, deterministic methods, applicable at any higher education provider. At the time of the paper submission, the Curricula Designer is the first practical application that is based on ECSF. However, due to its focus on practicality, usability and simplicity, we expect ECSF to become the dominant framework for cybersecurity knowledge and skills identification in Europe.
Jan Hajny, Marek Sikora, Athanasios Vasileios Grammatopoulos, Fabio Di Franco
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2021 A web tool for analyzing FIDO2/WebAuthn Requests and Responses
abstract
Passwords are a problem in today's digital world. FIDO2, through WebAuthn, brought alternative password-less authentication that is more usable and secure than classic password-based systems, for web applications and services. In this work, we give a brief overview of FIDO2, and we present WebDevAuthn, a novel FIDO2/WebAuthn requests and responses analyser web tool. This tool can be used to help developers understand how FIDO2 works, aid in the development processes by speeding debugging using the WebAuthn traffic analyser and to test the security of an application through penetration testing by editing the WebAuhn requests or responses.
Athanasios Vasileios Grammatopoulos, Ilias Politis, Christos Xenakis
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