Max Eddy is a seasoned journalist specializing in digital security, cybercrime, and the relationship between humans and technology. With a background in English from the University of Michigan and experience as a former DoD contractor, humor writer, landscaper, and editor, Eddy is poised to tackle any story with wit and rigor. As a Senior Security Analyst at PC Magazine, Eddy delves into the economics of cybercrime, offering insights that help readers stay safe in a world that's increasingly connected. Eddy has also contributed to numerous publications, including International Digital Times, International Science Times, and The Mary Sue.

In addition to his professional experience, Eddy is skilled in writing, editing, humor, and public affairs. He's an avid user of social media, and he's passionate about podcasting, banjo, and comedy. Through his writing and reporting, Eddy has established himself as an authority in the fields of digital security, cybercrime, and technology. He aspires to be a mad prophet of technology journalism, and his writing reflects this ambition.