I'm Wanheda, a developer fascinated by what happens beneath the surface of software and networks. I like taking systems apart, understanding how their components communicate, discovering where things can fail, and then using that knowledge to build them better.

A cybersecurity enthusiast and web developer focused on secure systems, network technologies, and backend development, my curiosity is driven by one core question:

How do systems work, how do they fail, and how do we build them better?

My interests sit at the intersection of: Cybersecurity × Backend Engineering × Networking × Systems

• Malware analysis & threat detection
• Defensive engineering
• Network & web security
• Security architecture & attack surface analysis
• Persistence & execution behavior
• Spyware behavior, detection, and defense

• System internals & low-level thinking
• Processes, memory, and execution flow
• File behavior and persistence
• Networking & traffic analysis
• Backend architecture & APIs
• Authentication systems
• Automation & security tooling
• Performance & reliability

┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│                      CURRENT FOCUS                           │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│                                                             │
│  🔐 Cybersecurity & Defensive Engineering                   │
│  🦠 Malware Behavior & Analysis                             │
│  🕵️ Detection & Persistence Techniques                       │
│  🌐 Network Traffic & Communication                         │
│  ⚙️ Go Security & Systems Tooling                            │
│  🟦 TypeScript + Node.js Backend                            │
│  🏗️ Secure Application Architecture                         │
│  🧩 Operating Systems & System Internals                    │
│                                                             │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

I'm deeply focused on:

• How malware spreads through files and systems
• How viruses execute, replicate, and damage environments
• Building secure-by-design applications
• Studying network technologies and traffic behavior

I learn best by building real things. Some of the areas I'm working around:

Learn. Build. Secure. Improve.

I believe you understand a system much better when you know:

• how it is built
• how its components communicate
• how it can fail
• how it can be abused
• and how it can be made more resilient

That's why I like working on security from both sides:

• exploring attack patterns
• understanding real-world weaknesses
• designing stronger defenses
• turning knowledge into practical tools

The strongest engineers are the ones who understand both how to create systems and how those systems can be attacked.

When I'm not building something, you'll probably find me:

• 🎮 Playing games
• 🌌 Looking at the sky
• 🐧 Exploring Linux
• 🧪 Experimenting with random technical ideas
• 🔍 Going down another cybersecurity rabbit hole

Fun facts:

• I like debugging almost as much as building.
• I use Linux because I enjoy control, flexibility, and speed.
• I keep Windows around... mostly for fun 😂
• I enjoy exploring the internals of software, not just the surface.
• I like turning complicated systems into understandable pieces.

• Build production-grade cybersecurity tools
• Become highly proficient in network security
• Master Go for security and backend tooling
• Go deeper into systems programming and reverse engineering
• Improve secure backend architecture
• Explore malware analysis in depth
• Contribute meaningfully to open source
• Build software that is actually useful