About This Blog
Deep technical insights into security, cryptography, and reverse engineering
Welcome
This blog is dedicated to sharing in-depth technical knowledge about information security, with a focus on practical analysis and real-world applications. Whether you're a security professional, researcher, or enthusiast, you'll find detailed articles covering complex topics in an accessible way.
What You'll Find Here
Cryptography
Deep dives into encryption algorithms, key management, cryptographic protocols, and practical implementations of secure systems.
Secure Protocols
TLS/SSL deep dives, secure communication protocols, network security, and how to implement robust communication systems.
Reverse Engineering
Binary analysis, application decompilation, DRM bypass techniques, and understanding how software really works under the hood.
Security Vulnerabilities
Analysis of security flaws in networks, Windows apps, Linux apps, Android apps, and best practices for secure development.
Approach
Every article on this blog is written with a focus on:
- Technical Depth: No hand-waving - detailed explanations with code examples
- Practical Application: Real-world scenarios and working implementations
- Best Practices: Not just what works, but what's secure and maintainable
- Continuous Learning: Updated content as technologies and threats evolve
About the Author
Mamoun Tarsha-Kurdi
Security Researcher & Cryptographer
Hi, I'm a security researcher with a passion for understanding how systems work and how they can be made more secure. My work focuses on cryptography, reverse engineering, and vulnerability research across multiple platforms.
I believe in responsible disclosure and sharing knowledge to help the security community grow stronger. This blog is my way of contributing to that mission.
Get in Touch
I'm always interested in connecting with fellow security researchers and enthusiasts.
Disclaimer
All security research and techniques discussed on this blog are for educational purposes only. The information provided should be used responsibly and ethically. Always obtain proper authorization before testing security measures on systems you don't own. The author is not responsible for any misuse of the information provided.