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Year 3 at work and tech Work and tech stuff since last blog post has continued to be around multiple different projects with multiple project titles.

In March 2025, I was considering doing something: Considering to expand and merge a couple of my drafts: 1.

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This is the caption I wrote for an Instagram post about Jerusalem, when I visited it in July 2022.

This is a rundown of my experience of a visit I made to my hometown and family in September 2023.

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Table of contents SubCom The internship and work Reflections Closing I worked at Subconscious Compute—a toddler of a startup at Bengaluru for 5 months—and I know I can write this post in two ways: like a typical Glassdoor review of the company, or like one

Table of contents Delhi – the journey begins Shalom, Israel First meet-up party in the dorm lawns The university Be’er Sheva central park Attending the pizza party Bengi’s bar Startup tour at HiTech park Eilat Coral beach Be’er Sheva city The old city Food

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Couple months ago, I had participated in the CSAW Embedded Security Challenges (ESC)- a perennial competition about security of embedded systems and devices.

Hi all, This blog post is a brief summary about the work I did on the summer of 2021 with Rizin on adding support for CPU and platform profiles.

I must begin by expressing the joy that is unspeakable to be born in this era and to be using this impressive technology that is computers, to the fullest and is thankful to be able to develop software on them with the least effort and price than it was e…

In this blog post, we will look at reverse engineering and solving a RISC-V binary, which was the challenge for qualifying for the CSAW 2020 Embedded Security Challenge (ESC), using the reverse engineering tool Ghidra SRE.

For inCTF International Edition 2020, I had so much fun in making a Gameboy ROM reversing challenge.

Lately, I had got a reversing challenge compiled for MIPS architecture and I struggled a bit as I couldn’t find a lot information on the web on how to analyze or debug it properly.

A simple manual to help you start working with your Bus Pirate.

Lately, I happened to lay my hands on one of the hottest topic on the tech world, the Raspberry Pi.