JaBaCATs: Java Basic Certificate Authority Tools

 

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About us

We are a spanish group of people who is interested in the development of security systems and its deployment over Internet. Our main research topic is the design of new methods and algorithms to guarantee the security of the applications on the World Wide Web.

Here we are


F. Fdez-Riverola, Ph, D. for the University of Vigo, Spain
Web page: http://trevinca.ei.uvigo.es/~riverola/
Florentino Fdez-Riverola was born in Langen-Hessen, Germany, in 1973. Nowadays he teaches the subject of Advanced Programming with Java at the School of Computer Engineering at the University of Vigo. Before using Java as programming language, he was programmer in C and C++, specialist in the development of services and construction of client/server applications for several companies of advanced development software.

It is important to highlight his consultantship work for the Xunta of Galicia, where he carried out analyst's functions for the General Management of Organization and Computer Systems. In this institution he worked in several projects at a national level, centered in the definition of standards for the automation of services to the citizen through Internet.

Once bound to the university world, he has carried out numerous projects with companies and developments of software always involving a great number of students. He has taught a good number of courses of continuous formation, trying not to lose contact with the private company and the current lacks of software.

Talking about his investigation field, at the moment he is centered in the study of hybrid methods of Artificial Intelligence and their application to real problems, although he has also worked in topics related with the development of communication protocols for wireless nets. At the present time, he belongs to the investigation group SING (Computer Systems of New Generation), dedicated to the development of automation projects and publication of information in Internet. In the year 2002, he defended his doctoral thesis titled "Neuro-symbolic model for not supervised forecasting of changing environments".


F. Díaz, Ph, D. for the University of Vigo, Spain
Web page: http://trevinca.ei.uvigo.es/~fdiaz/
Fernando Díaz works as a professor of the Department of Computer Science at the University of Vigo teaching at the School of Computer Engineering. It is joint author of several books and chapters of books related with the security field, as well as research papers published by well-known editorials. At the moment, he belongs to the SING group and collaborates with the group of Intelligent Computer Systems of the University of Salamanca, Spain.


J.R. Méndez, Computing Engineer, specialist in network security and software systems.
Web page: http://moncho.jabacats.com/
José Ramón Méndez was born in Galicia, Spain. Nowadays he is granting a doctorate at the Universidade of Vigo. His investigation is related with the application of intelligent systems in the analysis of Internet protocols in order to automate the configuration of standard protection systems.

During the last years, he has been working as netwok administrator and developing secure web applications in the business world. At the present time, he collaborates with the SING group - belonging to the Department of Computer Science of the University of Vigo - and with the Computer Security group at the School of Computer Engineering at the University of Vigo in Ourense, Spain.

He has teached a lot of knowledge about security and Internet issues throw several courses and conferences transacted in several organizations such as the Formation and Resources Center of Second Education Teachers the Ourense town-hall at Galicia, The Vigo University, etc.

He orientate several students developing his end study project in order help them to be in the profesional developers world. The areas of coordinated proyects are about security, Java and persistence mapping from objects to relational databases using open software like hibernate (hibernate.sourceforge.net).