Research & Publications

Focusing on both foundational and applied cybersecurity and cybercrime challenges, his research spans various social and technical aspects of cybercrime and cybersecurity. His work bridges theoretical understanding and practical solutions, exploring how digital systems can be strengthened against evolving threats. It contributes insights that inform best practices, guide policy development, and enhance the resilience of digital infrastructures across diverse environments.

This study explores how students perceive ethical boundaries in AI decision-making, reproducing earlier findings to assess shifting attitudes driven by evolving generative AI adoption.

This paper investigates internal threat pathways and ethical security lapses within Nigerian IoT ecosystems, highlighting hidden risks beneath everyday smart device deployments.

A qualitative exploration of social and emotional consequences faced by victims of financial cybercrimes perpetrated by "Yahoo boys," revealing systemic gaps in support and justice frameworks.

An assessment of cyber-risk exposure among Nigerian SMEs, examining how financial limitations shape vulnerability management and security prioritization decisions.

This study analyzes real-world exploitability of hidden directories and leaked configuration artifacts in production environments, exposing overlooked risks in DevOps security practices.

A real-time man-in-the-middle attack experiment on medical IoT systems, testing encryption performance and assessing practitioner awareness in low-resource healthcare settings.

This preprint examines the technical limitations and deployment challenges of IoT-based telemedicine systems, focusing on real-time patient monitoring and secure data delivery.

This paper examines victimization through sociological and criminological lenses, proposing an expanded categorization framework for emerging forms of cybercrime and digital harm.