Len Noe, aka HaCkEr_213, is the first recognized transhuman ethical hacker.
His groundbreaking research has garnered global recognition, his research has appeared in global news outlets, and his regular appearances on security podcasts and industry events have showcased his ongoing contributions to the field.
Len's journey to be an ethical hacker didn't start like most; he first spent almost two decades in the world of outlaw motorcycle clubs, perfecting his skills and honing his craft. With a rich history as a black/gray-hat hacker, Len has a unique point of view that allows him to think as both the cyberattacker and the defender.
He lives in Texas with his wife and two dogs.
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