Proud of Pakistan

Proud of Pakistan

In the Qur'an, he urges man to adopt a research attitude. Sometimes he said, "Why don't you think?" Sometimes it was said, "Why don't you use your intellect?" Goes Our attitude in the field of science and technology is exactly what the Qur'an wants most. There is no news of what is happening around us, nor is there any claim to know and discover.

Whichever way you look at it, the astonishing sight of scientific miracles dazzles the human eye. Centuries have passed and the world has become a global village. If an event takes place in one corner of the world, then the news of it reaches the other corner of the world.

Dear country Pakistan, where Allah Almighty has bestowed innumerable blessings, He has also endowed the world with astonishing minds. Man, through his quest and intelligence, does the work that makes him known and keeps his name alive for the rest of the world. The great scientists of the world have done and made a name for themselves today. 

Including modern facilities like computers, the innumerable benefits of computer technology and the increasing use of it has attracted future generations and countless people have stepped into the world of computers and made a name for themselves.

Born on February 5, 1993 in the house of Dr. Qamar-ud-Din Baloch, General Surgeon, Karachi, such a determined and courageous young man, Rafi Baloch, performed remarkable deeds which made Pakistan proud. 

At a time when students are involved in sports, Rafi Baloch not only focused on computer technology but also showed great skill, leaving his contemporaries behind and gaining the honor of being the youngest ethical hacker in the world. He made the name of not only himself and his parents but also the country and the nation very bright.

The talents of the brave son of Pakistan took him to a place where the whole world became aware of his virtues. Rafi Baloch mastered the computer with his God-given abilities and made this transition a success. By voluntarily resolving a very important flaw in the network server of the popular website Paypal, he created a stir in information technology, which not only made Pakistan famous in the world, but also won a valuable prize of ten thousand dollars from the company.

Most recently, Rafi Baloch gave a lecture on Ethical Hacking and Security at the world's largest conference "Black Hat Conference" in Singapore on March 31, 2016, which was very lively and informative. He is still one of the top hackers in the world in the latest preliminary rankings of "Black Hat". Earlier, he also included his article in the Defcamp conference in Romania. had gone.

Rafi Baloch, the youngest hacker in the world, is one of the most proud youth of Pakistan. He not only made a name for himself by using his talents for positive purposes but also made the country famous all over the world. 

Rich Baloch has been named one of the top five white hackers in the world in 2014 by the security publishing company Chekmarkx. White hackers are also called ethical hackers. They enter a server or network within the ambit of the law and tell its owners about the security holes in that server network or their security. Remove the holes.

Rafi Baloch has also written a book, Ethical Hacking and Penetration Testing Guide, on ethical hacking. 

The young Pakistani author's book was well-received around the world, according to John M. Aartz, an associate professor at George Washington University in the United States. He termed the study of this book as a basic treasure for the students of

Over the past seven years, Rafi Baloch, a professional hacker who has volunteered his services, has been inducted into the "Hall of Fame Google" of 20 websites, including Microsoft and Apple, which is proving to be a positive recognition of the beloved homeland.

Despite offers of millions of rupees from online security companies around the world, willing to render their services to Pakistan and dedicated to the spirit of patriotism, Rafi Baloch turned down offers from foreign companies and is associated with Pakistan Telecommunications and PTCL cyber. To protect against threats, Mehsud Sahir, Executive Vice President, Network Information Security, is engaged in performing his duties as a Network Information Security Manager in a very efficient and efficient manner and is demonstrating his patriotism as a Pakistani.

It is the duty of the media and government authorities to pay homage to this hero of Pakistan and support him to earn more respect so that this positive face of Pakistan all over the world is a source of honor and pride for the beloved homeland. Became