Fausto FASANO

Prof. Fausto FASANO is an Associate Professor at the University of Molise, affiliated with the Department of Bioscienze e Territorio. He specializes in cybersecurity, software engineering, and formal methods for mobile systems. His research focuses on Android security, privacy indicators, malware detection, and data anomaly analysis. He has published extensively on topics such as permission models, runtime verification, and biomedical informatics applications.

His academic work spans over two decades, with contributions in software quality management, code smell analysis, and formal methods for security. Notable areas include dynamic approaches to defusing logic bombs in Android, empirical studies on privacy indicators, and the application of LLMs in medical diagnostics.

Prof. FASANO's publications reflect a blend of theoretical and applied research, addressing challenges in both technical (e.g., mobile security, formal verification) and interdisciplinary domains (e.g., biomedical essential oils analysis). His work emphasizes practical tools like RPCDroid for permission context identification and ADAMS for artifact management systems.

He has collaborated on projects involving traceability recovery in software systems and the integration of formal methods into security protocols. His research also touches on education, including blended learning strategies and software engineering pedagogy.