CYBERSECURITY · FOUNDER · RESEARCHER · LEADER · COMPUTER SCIENTIST
Cybersecurity founder, researcher and leader.
I build systems that attack like the bad guys so the good guys can fix things first. The Army taught me how to lead people. Berkeley taught me how to break things on purpose.
Latest
See everythingResearchAI-Native Offensive Security in the Quantum Computing EraAI agents that decide which encrypted data is worth stealing today may show up before a quantum computer can break it. That should change how we plan the move to post-quantum crypto.11 min · AUG 2026 · UC Berkeley School of InformationResearchCybercrime Just Had a 1,500% Quarter. We Held a Steering Committee.AI-driven crime is moving faster than security teams that run on committees. Most attackers log in now. They don't break in.5 min · JUN 2026 · Berkeley I School
VideoExternal Autonomous PentestYouTube · @WireWolf-ai
VideoExternal Autonomous PentestYouTube · @WireWolf-ai29 OCT 1969 · 22:30 PT · UCLA → SRI
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WHY LO
The first word of the internet was LO.
On October 29, 1969, a computer at UCLA tried to send the word LOGIN to a computer at Stanford. It crashed after two letters. The first message ever sent on the network that became the internet was LO. Those are my initials. I didn't plan it. I'll take it.
19
years leading soldiers
17
years in computer science and cybersecurity
15
teams built and trained
21
companies and projects
Where to start
01ResearchAutonomous offense, AI agents, and the new problems in cyber and computer science nobody has thought about yet. Written so a normal person can follow it.Go
02WritingEssays, the blog, and a novel about the breach nobody saw coming.Go
03ProjectsThings I've built that people actually use. Some in the Army. Some in the lab.Go
04VideosBuilds, breakdowns and straight talk about security and leadership.Go
ABOUT
Who's behind this
I'm a US Army Master Sergeant, a cybersecurity professional, computer scientist and a founder. I've spent 19 years leading people in the Army. Now I build autonomous security systems and write about what I find. Most people call me Salty. Some of them mean it as a compliment.
