Dr Junade Ali is a software engineer and cybersecurity researcher whose technology has been adopted in a variety of areas - from transportation systems to critical internet infrastructure, including being built into products by Apple and Google. He earned his PhD in cryptography after studying for a computer science masters degree aged 17. Aged 23, he earned Chartered Engineer status, the terminal regulatory status for engineers in the UK, and in 2023 aged 27 he became a Fellow of the Institution of Engineering and Technology, the youngest ever Fellow of a professional engineering institution on record.
His work has also been covered in outlets like ComputerWeekly, Engineering Matters The Washington Post, WIRED, Reuters, Politico, The Register, TechCrunch, Ars Technica, The Verge, etc.
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My academic publications can be found on my Google Scholar profile.
In early 2022, I ran a monthly column in ComputerWeekly, covering some of my current thinking on a variety of important questions in computing - here are some select articles:
I sometimes provide expert commentary on my areas of expertise, for example:
I have given many talks in the past, the follow examples provide talks I've given that can be watched online:
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