Vol. I — Est. 2026

Subigya Ghimire

Security Research · Privacy · Systems Thinking




Featured

Why Turning Off GPS Doesn't Stop Your Phone From Being Tracked

Location tracking on a modern phone rarely depends on GPS alone here's what's actually happening in the background.

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How QR Codes Became a New Phishing Attack Vector

“Quishing” exploits the one habit most email security training never covers: scanning first, thinking later.

The Dark Side of Chat Apps: Telegram, Discord, and Command-and-Control

Ordinary chat platforms have quietly become a favorite infrastructure choice for attackers running infected devices remotely.

Are Repair Shops Spying on You?

Handing over a phone or laptop for repair means handing over access to almost everything on it here's what that risk actually looks like.

GUIDE

Security Tips: a plain-language guide

Scams, passwords, mobile app security, and everyday digital hygiene, answered without jargon.

Profile

On breaking things to understand them

I study how systems fail, and how to make them fail more gracefully. My focus sits across penetration testing, red teaming, OSINT, and threat detection — the practical edges of cybersecurity, based in Nepal and written about for a general audience.

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Beat

Where the work happens

Penetration Testing

Simulating real attack paths against systems and applications to find what an adversary would find first.

OSINT

Mapping what's publicly discoverable about a target, and what that exposure actually enables.

Red Teaming & Detection

Testing defenses from the attacker's side, and building detection that holds up from the defender's.

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Contact

Get in touch

Real inbox, sealed until verified — no plaintext address sitting in the page for scrapers.

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