# Welcome

## Who

Hi, I am Ahmed, welcome to my blog! I have a passion for studying and documenting interesting IT topics. I equally enjoy demystifying information security shenanigans, diving into software engineering projects, and answering questions with data analytics!

## Why

The purpose of this GitBook is not only to help me organize technical ideas in a well-structured format but also to share them with the world.

Generally, when I'm studying a subject or come across interesting information, I start by taking quick notes in Falcon.

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While this is great when I have an overload of information that I don't want to forget and most importantly easily find, it isn't the best way to store and present it especially to people other than me, since I didn't yet add this feature to Falcon.

Among other reasons, this sparked the need to create this GitBook!

## What

This GitBook will cover topics that interest me, presented in a clear and accessible way, with simple vocabulary and step-by-step explanations to make it beginner-friendly. It's meant for people interested in these fields to gain a better understanding of the subject matter.

In addition, the GitBook might include other interesting content, such as the process I went through while creating some of my personal or professional projects, and more.

You can expect articles in fields such as (but not limited to):

* **Software Engineering**
* **Data Engineering & Data Analysis**
* **Cybersecurity**

Only time will tell what else this GitBook might explore! One thing is certain, it’s going to be ***muy interesante***! :tada:


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