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As per The Name, This Site is Maintained By me In my free time to track my study and learning.
Till now I have been focused on learning Python and its application for a different real-world project.

But my goal and interest are changing often from time to time I've been learning OSINT (Open source Intelligence) Tools. SO after finishing Some of my Unsettled projects, I"ll continue to upload 4 blogs per week and try to be regular.


Upcoming Projects might be game-changing cause it is related to OSINT so we will focus on recon and try to gather max information about an individual/company. OSINT skill is important if you want to enter the hacking world, cause recon gives the direction of our attack.



I've learned this skill by just watching conferences of the computer geeks. One of the geeks said that "OSINT is the Same as searching a DUSTBIN to find useful hints and info." which means our DUSTBIN is the internet, where our data is not disposed. Our work is to find the Footprint of our target and use it against it.

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