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@pranaymokida
Security analyst by day, curious human always. I read a lot — books on consciousness, the human body, and whatever rabbit hole Reddit pulls me into. I walk to think, game to decompress, and log almost everything I consume.
I read across a wide range — consciousness, neuroscience, human biology, tech, fiction. If it makes me think differently about how reality works, I'm in. Books I return to often tend to be about the mind and what it means to be human.
📖 goodreads.com/pranay-mokida ↗Gaming is how I decompress. I keep a full log of everything I've played — completions, achievements, time spent. It's the obsessive tracker in me. Also doubles as a great argument for why gaming is time well spent.
🕹 exophase.com/pranaymokida ↗I've been logging films I watch for a while now. iCheckMovies lets me track against lists — top films of all time, by genre, director, era. It scratches the completionist itch while actually making me watch good cinema.
🎞 icheckmovies.com/pranay-mokida ↗Reddit is my primary source of new ideas, niche knowledge, and endless distraction. My feed is a mix of security research, consciousness science, philosophy, fitness, and whatever the algorithm thinks I need to see at 2am.
Working in cybersecurity means you quickly realise how much data you're bleeding without knowing it. privacytools.io is the best starting point I've found — practical, no-nonsense tools and guides for locking down your digital life. VPNs, password managers, encrypted email, browser configs. I send this to everyone who asks me how to stay safe online.
Start with the email and browser recommendations if you're new to privacy. If you're already using a password manager and 2FA everywhere, dig into the DNS and OS hardening sections.
🔐 privacytools.io ↗What Makes Me Tick