May 9 · 8 min read · I did not plan to become someone who writes. I was just trying to survive as a developer. There were days when nothing made sense. Errors that felt personal. Concepts that refused to stick. Tutorials
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Feb 5 · 4 min read · Today, we are going to re-investigate SOC146 – Phishing Mail Detected (Excel 4.0 Macros).This alert is particularly interesting because I had investigated it almost a year ago, and revisiting it now helps reinforce how phishing investigations evolve ...
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Feb 1 · 4 min read · What actually happens when you type google.com and press enter? Think of your browser as a mini-factory inside your computer. When you enter a URL, this factory springs into action with multiple specialized teams working together to build the web-pag...
Join discussionFeb 1 · 4 min read · The Internet’s Shipping Problem Imagine you need to send 100 books to a friend. You have two shipping options: Option A (TCP): The courier checks each book, confirms delivery, and resends any lost books. Slow but guaranteed. Option B (UDP): You thr...
Join discussionJan 30 · 4 min read · The Pendrive Nightmare We All Lived Through Imagine this: You are working on a college project with three friends. You have the “final“ version on your pendrive. Sarah takes it home, makes changes, saves it as “final_v2“. Raj adds his par, calls it “...
Join discussionJan 17 · 4 min read · 1. What is Git? Git is a Distributed Version Control System (VCS) used to manage and track changes in code. In simple terms, Git helps you save different versions of your project so you can return to them whenever needed. A Simple Analogy Imagine wor...
Join discussionJan 16 · 4 min read · Week 6 was all about bringing CodeAtlas to life on the frontend. After stabilizing the backend and data pipelines last week, I finally started visualizing the data—turning raw Neo4j relationships into an interactive graph UI. This week had some satis...
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