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 Welcome to my blog! I'm a 20-year-old Computer Science student from Pakistan, passionate about ethical hacking, cybersecurity, and technology. I'm currently exploring ethical hacking, forex trading, and blogging to expand my knowledge and skills.


This blog is a place where I share tips, guides, and experiences to help beginners get started with ethical hacking, cybersecurity, and online growth. My goal is to provide valuable insights, tools, and resources to help you learn and succeed.


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