Anand's Blog

2025-06-05 713 words 5 mins

HackStack Deep Dive: Passwords, Networks & Resources

🧠 The Ultimate Hacker’s Folder Structure & How to Lock It Down Like a Pro “A messy hacker is a caught hacker.” – Unknown (probably in jail) Welcome to the underground, fellow keyboard warrior. You’ve popped some shells, cracked some hashes, maybe even socially engineered your way into your col

2025-06-02 481 words 4 mins

From Chaos to Cloud: Spinning Up FileCloud Like a Cyber Sorcerer

“When in doubt, docker ps it out.” – Ancient Hacker Proverb It was a sunny Sunday—too peaceful, really. I needed something to break the monotony. That’s when I decided to summon the mighty beast of self-hosted file storage: FileCloud. But not just any setup—I wanted it Dockerized, clean-ish on eve

2025-06-01 529 words 4 mins

How I Installed Kali NetHunter on My Android Without Rooting (And Lived to Tell the Tale)

So, you want to turn your innocent Android phone into a pocket-sized hacking machine without voiding your warranty? Good news—Kali NetHunter can now run rootless! No kingly root permissions needed, just Termux, some patience, and a willingness to ignore a few ominous Android warnings. Here’s how I d

2025-05-28 697 words 5 mins

Fixing CLI Tools & Custom grub – My Arch & Kali Dual Boot Ride

🧭 A Lazy Day Turned linux JourneyIt started as just another lazy Sunday afternoon. You know those days when you tell yourself, “I’ll just chill and maybe learn a thing or two.” I was halfway through a cup of coffee and watching some random linux videos on YouTube when a few CLI tools caught my atte

2025-05-27 471 words 3 mins

From Chaos to Control: How I Hacked My Sticky Notes into Notion (The arch-linux Way)

“First rule of arch-linux: nothing works out of the box. Second rule: that’s why we love it.” The Genesis of a Stupid-Simple IdeaIt started at 2 AM (don’t all good ideas?). I was staring at three different note-taking apps and a terminal full of random .txt files. The madness needed to stop. I want

2025-05-26 558 words 4 mins

How I Added Giscus Comments to My jekyll Blog (And Fixed Every Damn Error on the Way)

Adding a comment system to a jekyll blog sounds easy — until it isn’t. I wanted something minimal, privacy-respecting, and built right into github. Disqus was bloat. Utterances was limited. Giscus? Perfect. But the road to setting it up was chaos. Here’s what I hit, how I fixed it, and a clean tutor

2025-05-25 662 words 5 mins

Uncensored AI: The Wild West of Artificial Intelligence

1. What the Hell is “Uncensored” AI?Forget ChatGPT’s corporate-approved, sanitized responses. Uncensored AI is the rogue cousin—unfiltered, unapologetic, and untamed. These models don’t give a damn about “ethical guidelines” or “safety protocols.” They spit out whatever you ask, no matter how dark,

2025-05-23 813 words 6 mins

How I Built arenredd.github.io: A Developer Blog with Chirpy on kali-linux

Building My github Blog with Chirpy: A Rollercoaster of Errors & FixesWhen I decided to set up my personal blog using the Chirpy jekyll theme, I expected a smooth, well-documented process. Instead, I found myself wrestling with dependency conflicts, cryptic errors, and deployment quirks—especial

2025-05-22 881 words 6 mins

Exploring the Divine OS: templeos on kali-linux

🛕 How I Installed and Ran templeos on kali-linux Using virtualboxA hacker’s guide to diving into Terry Davis’ divine OS—right from the kali-linux battlefield. ⚡ Introduction: The Temple Awaitstempleos isn’t just another OS—it’s a digital shrine, a modern-day “Third Temple” built by the late, legen

2025-05-19 218 words 2 mins

19th May Log – Digital Lockdown Initiated

19th May Log – Digital Lockdown Initiated Today, I dove into the rabbit hole of password security. Been using the same old Gmail for years, but let’s be real—Gmail’s not exactly Fort Knox. Sure, it’s clean and popular, but Google’s got eyes everywhere. They scan your emails, mine your data, and tie