About Me


Welcome to Netacoding! I am a developer and cybersecurity enthusiast dedicated to exploring the inner workings of modern technology through low-level programming and security research.


My primary areas of focus include:

  • Assembly Language: Deep diving into CPU architectures and hardware-level coding.

  • Network Security & Protocol Analysis: Researching network vulnerabilities, specifically focusing on the ICMP protocol and projects like Nested-ICMP-Exploitation.

  • Vulnerability Research: Analyzing and documenting recent security flaws, such as CVE-2025-6019, and developing Proof of Concept (PoC) exploits.

  • Signal Intelligence (SIGINT): Exploring radio frequencies and data analysis using SDR tools (RTL-SDR, HackRF One).

This blog serves as a technical documentation of my projects and a resource for anyone interested in understanding how systems operate—and how they can be secured or manipulated.

Deep Dive into Assembly: Efficient Single-Pass IP-to-String Conversion

Network Programming in Assembly: A Single-Pass Algorithm for Printing IP Addresses When doing low-level network programming in Assembly, you...