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Encoding vs Hashing vs Encryption: They Look Similar, But They’re Not ☕ When I first started learning cybersecurity, I kept seeing three words everywhere: Encoding. Hashing. Encryption. And honestly,
As a final-year cybersecurity student, I keep hearing two terms everywhere while looking for jobs: service-based companies and product-based companies. Honestly, I haven't worked in either yet. Most o
Spilling some cyber tea about AI projects, unrealistic expectations, and the struggle of being a fresher. Myth #1: “If I use ChatGPT, it's an AI cybersecurity project.” Not really. Adding a chatbot to
Spilling today's cyber tea... One of the biggest myths I believed when I started learning cybersecurity was: "I'll get hired once I collect enough certifications." So I made a list. CCNA. Security+.
"Or maybe the real vulnerability is my LinkedIn feed." If you're a final-year cybersecurity student in 2026, chances are you've experienced this. You wake up. Open LinkedIn. Someone just cleared OSCP.
Every cyberattack leaves clues. Not just in system logs or network traffic, but in the attacker's behavior. They follow patterns, make decisions, and use techniques that have been observed time and ti
