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Webmaster with a background in website design, development and maintenance, who also enjoys penetration testing web applications and networks. Writing about web fundamentals, cloud security, AWS and ethical hacking.
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What I do
Website design, deployment and SEO, with a security mindset.
Productivity is never an accident. It is always the result of a commitment to excellence, intelligent planning, and focused effort.
A successful website does three things: it attracts the right kinds of visitors, guides them to the main services or products you offer, and collects contact details for future ongoing relations.
You can't go wrong by emphasizing the importance of responsive web design in your website's marketing efforts. Only extensive testing can produce a good website.
If you're going to post content on your site anyway, you might as well take the time to make sure Google takes notice of your effort.
Code of Safety: Web Security, Our Digital Responsibility. Fortifying the virtual realm, safeguarding users with encrypted defenses. Empowering knowledge for a safer, resilient digital future.
My main motivation for hacking was to satisfy my intellectual curiosity and my desire to experience new things.
From building websites to testing how they break.
Pairing your phone copies your contacts, call history and sometimes texts to the car, and it usually stays there long after you hand back the keys. Here is what gets stored, who can see it, and how to wipe it.
Microsoft reportedly offered voluntary buyouts to 60,000 employees. Eli the Computer Guy argues overhiring and cheap money, not just AI, explain it. Key numbers, his reasoning, and a live MSFT ticker.
Meta's Muse agent was reportedly blocked from buying on Amazon. Eli the Computer Guy explains why agent mistakes, returns and thousand-page-view crawls could burden vendors, and what builders should plan for.
A public notebook on web fundamentals and ethical hacking: code snippets, debugging tips, and links to useful resources. Sections cover hacking, HTML/CSS/Java, databases, Python 3, SEO and cloud.
[One or two sentences on what you built, the stack, and the result.]
Hands-on labs, credentials and education.
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Connect with me on social media. Let's explore unique tech insights and turn ideas into impactful collaborations. Reach out and let's innovate together!
