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Welcome to my official blog, where I dive deep into the heart of technology and innovation. I am more than just an IT company; I am creative thinker, creator, and innovator dedicated to pushing the boundaries of what’s possible. Here, you’ll find a rich collection of articles ranging from technical tutorials and industry insights to success stories and product updates. Whether you’re a tech enthusiast, a business looking to leverage the latest IT solutions, or someone curious about the future of technology, my blog is your go-to source for expert opinions, educational content, and behind-the-scenes looks into the world of IT. Join me as we explore the latest trends, share our knowledge, and discuss the technologies shaping our future.
EXP-301-Offsec-Exploit-Developer
March 2, 2026 | | , , ,

A Review of Offsec Exploit Developer (OSED) Certification and Exam

I recently passed the OSED (Offensive Security Exploit Developer) exam on, and I’m excited to share my experience with you. The OSED, officially known as EXP-301: Windows User Mode Exploit Development, is one of the most challenging yet rewarding certifications in the offensive security field. This exam isn’t just another checkbox on your certification list; it’s a deep dive into the fascinating world of exploit development that pushes you to think like both an attacker and a developer. If you’re considering taking this exam, buckle up, you’re in for an intense but incredibly educational ride. Background Before diving into the
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May 17, 2025 | , | , , , , ,

How PHP-FPM Boosts WordPress Performance on Digital Ocean VPS

Setting up WordPress is easy task. Tuning it to run fast under real-world pressure? That’s where things get serious. In my previous article, I tested a heavy, production-grade WordPress stack on four Digital Ocean droplets — using Apache, NGINX, Redis, and PHP 8.2, with the app running under PHP-CGI. The results were eye-opening: even modest traffic loads exposed performance bottlenecks in lower-memory VPS setups. Now, I’ve taken that exact same stack — same WordPress site, same plugins, same VPS hardware — and rebuilt it to run on PHP-FPM instead of PHP-CGI. This article picks up right where the last left
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May 10, 2025 | , | , , , , , , ,

WordPress Performance on Digital Ocean: Full Stack with Apache, NGINX & Redis

Setting up a WordPress site on a fresh VPS is easy — any developer can spin up a droplet and install a theme. But running a real WordPress site is a different challenge. I’m talking about a professional-grade setup with 27 plugins, full-page caching, Redis for object caching, and a dual web server configuration using both Apache and NGINX. This isn’t a clean demo install — it’s a realistic, heavy site that mirrors what many agencies, developers, and growing businesses deploy in production. In this article, I take that kind of real-world WordPress stack and benchmark it across four different
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May 3, 2025 | , | , , , , ,

Digital Ocean Droplet Benchmark: Intel vs AMD, NYC1 vs NYC3 vs SGP1

When it comes to cloud hosting, it’s easy to get lost in spec sheets and marketing claims.I wanted real answers: How do different Digital Ocean droplets actually perform today? In this detailed benchmark analysis conducted in May 2025, I evaluated four different Digital Ocean droplets, comparing key factors such as CPU architecture (Intel vs. AMD), regional performance (New York City data centers NYC1 and NYC3, and the Singapore region SGP1), RAM allocation (1GB vs. 2GB), disk performance, and network capabilities. If you’re deploying a WordPress site, API, or app, this deep dive into CPU, disk, RAM, and network performance will
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February 7, 2025 | | , , ,

A Review of macOS Control Bypass (OSMR) Certification and Exam

OffSec’s macOS Control Bypass (OSMR) Certification is a special badge for cybersecurity experts who want to learn how to sneak past macOS security measures in real-world situations. As macOS becomes more popular in big companies, this certification is becoming a really valuable skill. In this article, I’ll tell you everything you need to know about the OSMR certification, from what the course is like to how the exam works. I’ll also give you some tips to help you ace it. Whether you’re thinking about getting this certification or just curious about it, you’ll find this information helpful. Background Offensive Security
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Mac-OS-Sequoia
September 29, 2024 | | , ,

How to Fix macOS Sequoia Firewall Issue?

After upgrading to MacOS Sequoia (MacOS 15), many users have encountered issues with the built-in firewall. Specifically, users report being unable to edit certain firewall entries, and in some cases, the firewall is blocking apps like Firefox, Chrome and Terminal from accessing the internet, even after permissions are granted. These problems have caused frustration among users relying on these applications for daily use. What’s the Problem? The firewall in MacOS Sequoia appears to have a bug that blocks outgoing and incoming connections for several apps, despite users allowing them through the firewall settings. Some apps that should be allowed, such
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macOS Sequoia 15.0 Privacy & Security Services
September 23, 2024 | | , , , ,

A Guide to TCC Services on macOS Sequoia 15.0

Basics of TCC Services on macOS MacOS is known for its strong privacy and security features. One of the ways it ensures users are in control of their data and system resources is through TCC (Transparency, Consent, and Control) services. These services govern which apps can access sensitive information or interact with system-level resources such as your camera, microphone, contacts, and more. If you’ve ever used an app on MacOS and were asked for permission to access something like your location or calendar, that interaction is managed by the TCC framework. In this guide, we’ll explore what TCC services are,
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Export All URLs
September 23, 2024 | | , ,

Export All URLs – Efficient URL Management for WordPress

Managing a WordPress website can be a daunting task, especially when it comes to handling and organizing URLs. Whether you’re a seasoned webmaster or a beginner, the Export All URLs plugin for WordPress is an essential tool that simplifies URL management, enhances SEO efforts, and ensures a seamless content migration process. In this article, we’ll explore the key features, benefits, and practical applications of the Export All URLs plugin, and how it can make your WordPress website management quick and simple. Key Features The Export All URLs plugin offers a range of features designed to make URL management straightforward and
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MacBook Pro M1 2021 vs Dell XPS 9520 2022
August 31, 2024 | , , | , , , ,

XPS vs. MacBook Pro: Best for Running ChatGPT Models Locally?

When it comes to AI and machine learning (ML) tasks, choosing the right laptop can make a world of difference. Today, we’re looking at two top contenders: the Dell XPS 15 and the MacBook Pro M1 16″. Both are powerhouses in their own right, but how do they stack up when running ChatGPT like heavy machine learning models locally using Ollama? Let’s dive in and find out. Meet the Beasts The Dell XPS 15 9520 (2022) is a beast in the Windows world. Packed with an Intel Core i9 processor, 64GB of RAM, a massive 2TB SSD, and an NVIDIA
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CentOS-7
July 3, 2024 | |

CentOS 7 EOL Information & Workaround

With CentOS 7 reaching its End of Life (EOL), many users are encountering issues with updating and maintaining their systems. Discover how to maintain your CentOS 7 system post-EOL by updating repository URLs to vault repositories.
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