security experts tell WIRED. Edward Coristine, a 19-year-old high school graduate, established at least five different companies in the last four years, with entities registered in Connecticut ...

The first wave of DOGE staffers was supposed to be gone after 130 days. Instead, core members of the team have signed on for ...

according to Wired. That same year, an individual using a Telegram alias linked to Coristine reportedly sought out a cyberattack-for-hire service. Left: Edward Coristine. Right: Tesla, SpaceX and ...

Edward Coristine, a 19-year-old staffer in billionaire ... U.S. intelligence on worldwide cyber threats. In early February, Wired reported that a Telegram handle linked to Coristine had solicited ...

The bombshell report looked at the work history of Edward Coristine, who is 19 years old and goes by the nickname “Big Balls.

according to a report from WIRED. Harvard senior Ethan Shaotran and Northeastern first-year student Edward Coristine were both identified as having previous links to Musk. Shaotran, 22 ...

Less than three years before Elon Musk tapped him to take part in a sweeping overhaul of the US government, Edward Coristine ... public through reporting by Wired and other outlets.

according to reporting by WIRED. Edward Coristine is reportedly one of six men between the ages of 19 and 24 who have a role at DOGE, which aims to “maximize governmental efficiency and ...

Edward Coristine got his nickname by accident ... for a young wannabe hacker who relies on tools others have developed. Wired found that Coristine once posted on Discord that he was “looking ...

Edward Coristine, Luke Farritor, and Ethan Shaotran were brought on board in early February and have been made full time in the last two months, Wired reported. Shaotran was made full time on ...

One former FBI agent has said he would not have recommended Edward Coristine for government ... present security clearance challenges, per Wired. Coristine worked at Neuralink, another Musk ...