Welcome to Netacoding! I am a developer and low-level systems researcher dedicated to exploring the inner workings of modern technology through assembly programming and security analysis.
My primary areas of research include:
Assembly Language: Deep diving into CPU architectures and hardware-level code optimization.
Network Protocol Analysis: Researching network behavior and resilience, specifically focusing on the ICMP protocol and projects like Nested-ICMP-Communication Analysis.
Vulnerability Research: Analyzing recent security flaws, such as CVE-2025-6019, and documenting technical Proof of Concepts (PoC) for defensive analysis.
Signal Intelligence (SIGINT): Exploring radio frequencies and data analysis using SDR tools (RTL-SDR, HackRF One).
This blog serves as a technical documentation for system architecture and a resource for anyone interested in understanding how systems operate—and how they can be audited and secured.
