My interview on BBC Radio Ulster about the rise of AI-driven autonomous weapon systems which is forcing a re-examination of some of the most basic principles of international humanitarian law.
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Online scams exposed
My interview with BBC Spotlight on impersonation scams which are making millions from unsuspecting victims. Using artificial intelligence, the criminals are getting better, and the authorities are trying to keep up. Full episode here.
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Man wore smart glasses for High Court ‘coaching’ & Bizarre moment humanoid is detained by police after ‘harassing elderly woman’
My interview with BBC Radio Foyle on man accused by a High Court judge of wearing smart glasses to secretly receive “coaching” while giving evidence.
We also discuss a humanoid robot taken into custody by Macau police after it appeared to harass the woman on a public street and the race to establish an AI-free logo.
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Switzerland built a secure alternative to BGP. The rest of the world hasn’t noticed yet
My interview in The Register on SCION, a completely redesigned secure internet routing architecture from ETH Zürich that replaces the flawed 40-year-old BGP protocol with multi-path routing, isolation domains, and cryptographic validation to prevent hijacks and instant failovers.
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The rise of PhaaS: what businesses should know
My interview with IT Pro on how Phishing as a Service (PhaaS) is becoming part of supply chain attacks where compromised vendor credentials provide entry points into multiple downstream organisations.
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GPS jamming: The invisible battle in the Middle East
My interview with BBC Radio Foyle on GPS jamming which is causing hundreds of ships near the Strait of Hormuz to broadcast false positions, appearing in impossible locations including over land, with analysts describing the disruption as “next-level” in its scale and intensity.
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Voice phishing is AI fraud in real time
My interview with Voice of Islam radio on how just as we learnt to treat emails with caution, we must now learn to doubt a human-sounding voice.
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Urgent research needed to tackle AI threats & new data centers risk doubling UKs electricity use
My interview on BBC radio Foyle about Google’s AI head stating that more research on the threats of AI needs to be done urgently. We also discuss Ofgem saying 140 proposed data center schemes, driven by use of AI, could require 50 gigawatts of electricity – 5GW more than the country’s current peak demand.
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State of AI in Security & Development
My interview with SC Magazine on how AI adoption, tool sprawl, & dev experience reshape the balance between speed & safety as outlined in Aikido Security 2026 report.
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Using AI to generate passwords is a terrible idea, experts warn
My interview with ITPro on organizations needing to take proactive steps to prevent staff from relying on AI for password creation by establishing clear policies that ban the use of public chatbots for security-sensitive tasks such as generating passwords.