The Crew

The wolf, the squirrel, and the mission behind them.

ACE Tech Academy LLC exists to make cybersecurity and AI automation feel approachable — without dumbing it down. Ace Wolf and Pwn Squirrel are how we do that.

Origin Story

Two characters, one production system.

ACE Tech Academy started as a simple idea: most cybersecurity and AI content online is either too shallow to be useful or too dense to sit through. We wanted something in between — short, honest, technically accurate episodes that respect your time.

Ace Wolf carries the technical weight: threat models, vulnerability classes, and how real attackers (and defenders) actually think. Pwn Squirrel carries the energy — and, not coincidentally, is also our stand-in for the automation pipeline that produces every episode you see. Every script, voice, and render passes through a human review gate before it ever reaches TikTok or YouTube.

We're a registered LLC, not a side account — this is a real, growing production studio built one automated workflow at a time.

Ace Wolf and Pwn Squirrel standing together, tactical cyberpunk style illustration
Meet the Crew

Same mission. Very different vibes.

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The Operator

Ace Wolf

The calm, precise voice of the show. Ace has seen every trick in the book and explains it like he's briefing a squad — direct, respectful of your intelligence, allergic to hype.

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Pwn Squirrel character reference sheet
The Wildcard

Pwn Squirrel

Fast-talking, gadget-obsessed, and never sitting still. Pwn is the automation nerd of the pair — always tinkering, always three tabs deep in a workflow builder.

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What We Stand For

The rules we don't break.

Accuracy First

Every claim we make is checked before it airs. If we're not sure, we say so — or we don't say it.

Human in the Loop

Our production pipeline is heavily automated, but nothing publishes without a human reviewing it first.

Ethics Over Clout

We teach offensive security concepts to build defenders, not to encourage unauthorized access to anything you don't own or aren't authorized to test.