Valmis Di Carlo
Deterministic infrastructure, systems hardening, and resilient network architectures. Over two decades building, auditing, and securing critical environments guided by UNIX principles: simplicity, isolation, and least privilege.
Recent Writeups & Technical Notes
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From Navier-Stokes to Zero-Days: The New Era of AI Swarms and the Singularity in Cybersecurity
OpenAI's claimed analytical solution to Navier-Stokes using 10,000 autonomous agents and Lean verification signals the leap from test-time compute to formal vulnerability hunting and asymmetric attacks.
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Linux: My Private Life. OpenBSD: My Public Exposure
A pragmatic separation of operating systems by threat vector: Linux as a private workbench and development forge; OpenBSD as a secure-by-default perimeter shield facing the Internet.
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Offensive AI and Technical Debt: The Perfect Storm for Unprotected Businesses
How generative models and autonomous offensive agents have erased the margin of error for organizations with weak or outdated cybersecurity postures.
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Cybersecurity in SMBs: Reputation, Regulatory Compliance, and Legal Liabilities
Why information security is a critical survival pillar for small and medium businesses: brand reputation impact, compliance frameworks, and direct legal liabilities.
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“I'm Not a Bank, I Don't Need That Much Security”
Why the belief that only financial institutions are targeted by cyberattacks is one of the most costly and dangerous fallacies any business can embrace.