Hello, I'm Yasin Hassim

Growing up in a military environment, my family and I frequently relocated, adapting to new places and cultures. I spent much of my time with friends who shared similar experiences, and it was here that I first learned the values of teamwork and discipline.

Our days were filled with military-style activities such as marching, handling firearms, and more, especially during my time at a military camp near Sungai Petani, Kedah. These formative experiences helped shape my character and work ethic.

After that, I transitioned to living among civilians and experienced life as any typical child. It was during this time that I began to skip school and spend countless hours at cyber cafés, which were booming businesses at the time.

However, the issue was that I needed money to keep returning to the cyber café. This led me to discover a tool called Process Suspender, which allowed me to stop selected background processes. In my case, I used it for hacking purposes.

Fascinated by my earlier discoveries, I began to dive deeper into technology, exploring Windows batch files and the Linux operating system. My growing passion for tech led me to pursue a Diploma in Computer Science at MARA University of Technology (UiTM).

During my learning journey, I became intrigued by how keyloggers and Nmap work, which eventually led me to discover C++ and Tor Browser. This marked the beginning of an exciting chapter in my tech exploration. I quickly realized that hacking isn't just about sitting behind a screen; it's about truly understanding how technology functions.

After graduation, I began applying for tech jobs that aligned with my skill set. However, I struggled to secure my desired role due to my qualifications. As a result, I focused on honing skills relevant to my work, including inventory management and entry-level management skills in the retail industry.

My journey took me from working in fisheries to butchering meat, from lifting goods to supervising teams. I kept learning and mastering a wide range of skills. After three years of persistence, I finally landed my first IT job.

My first job as an IT technician introduced me to the real world of technology. This included troubleshooting hardware and software issues. However, it wasn't until I took on additional projects that I learned to truly apply my skills.

To this day, I continue learning and expanding my knowledge in various areas of tech to keep growing and improving.