May 6 · 3 min read · Imagine you're trying to predict whether a student will pass an exam or not. You look at things like study hours, attendance, and marks. Based on this, you make a guess*—*pass or fail. Now imagine doi
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May 2 · 3 min read · As a CS student, there's a big difference between understanding OOP in theory and actually using it to build something real. This project was my attempt to cross that gap. In this post I'll walk you t
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Apr 16 · 10 min read · INTRODUCTION The v0.1.0 we created in last post worked but its too slow to be used in real world scanning . Scanning a port range was like waiting for a government website to load . Also in previous v
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Apr 8 · 5 min read · Why Python for Reconnaissance? I am starting a series to build security tools from scratch . Here is the First up : Nexus Probe Python is the swiss army knife for security experts and hackers lightwei
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Mar 27 · 2 min read · When I first started learning programming, I made one big mistake. I tried to solve everything at once. Every problem felt overwhelming. Too many lines of code, too many ideas, and no clear starting p
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