Ayushma Parajuli

@ayushmaa

IT Security Student & Technical Writer. I break down concepts so anyone can understand them.

Pokhara,NepalJoined June 2026

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i basically prefer open grounds on topic selection but you can sum it up on networking and cybersecurity world.

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freelancing work, anything that includes writing describing concpts with hint of storytelling and facts.

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APAyushma Parajulilearning-out-lloud.hashnode.devJun 20 · 4 min read

It's not the device's fault, it's YOU

The update is majorly needed in people’s mindset to eradicate cyber-attacks, not necessarily or initially the update in the system. There is a saying said by former FBI Director Robert Mueller, "I am

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APAyushma Parajulilearning-out-lloud.hashnode.devJun 19 · 3 min read

APT Secrets: The Spy Who Never Left the Building

Today lets learn more of cyber security concepts. We now create another scenario. They say change is the core factor in human life. Let’s change the learning path as well. Usually, I make up the whole

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APAyushma Parajulilearning-out-lloud.hashnode.devJun 18 · 5 min read

A Hacker Walked Into My House… And I Learned Cybersecurity

Today lets learn about few words and their exact meaning in cyber security field. Words? Meaning? I know the person reading it can just google it or we have dictionaries to look at. But the single wor

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APAyushma Parajulilearning-out-lloud.hashnode.devJun 15 · 5 min read

The "No-Panic" Guide

So in todays concept of learning out loud we have binary numbers. We call 0 and 1(zero and one) as binary numbers. These are the magic two numbers used to communicate with computers by us humans. Lets

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APAyushma Parajulilearning-out-lloud.hashnode.devJun 14 · 5 min read

Subnetting Secrets: How to Slice an IP Address Without Starving Your Guests

So, in today's concept, we have IPv4 subnetting. IPv4 is an IP address of 32 bits (v4), which divides itself into 4 sections. 32/4 = 8 bits each. 8.8.8.8 This is the format we write IPv4 addresses in.

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It's not the device's fault, it's YOU

APT Secrets: The Spy Who Never Left the Building

A Hacker Walked Into My House… And I Learned Cybersecurity

The "No-Panic" Guide

Subnetting Secrets: How to Slice an IP Address Without Starving Your Guests

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Ayushma Parajuli

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Ayushma Parajuli's blogs

Recently published

It's not the device's fault, it's YOU

APT Secrets: The Spy Who Never Left the Building

A Hacker Walked Into My House… And I Learned Cybersecurity

The "No-Panic" Guide

Subnetting Secrets: How to Slice an IP Address Without Starving Your Guests