Meet 5hezy, also known as Shah Zaib — a passionate tech explorer from Karachi, Pakistan, currently pursuing a degree in Software Engineering at DHA Suffa University.
His journey into the world of technology started over a decade ago, around 2012–2013, fueled by an intense curiosity about how things work behind the scenes. Back then, he was deep into ethical hacking, exploring tools like BackTrack for WiFi penetration testing, and working with SQL injection, PHP, HTML, and JavaScript for web exploitation — not for harm, but for knowledge.
As a teen, he was part of a small crew that once defaced an Israeli motorbike website — not maliciously, but as a form of digital protest. Around the same time, he managed verified Facebook pages (a rare feat back then), ran a tech-focused blog at sh4hz4ib.blogspot.com, and helped people remove viruses and protect their systems — all out of pure curiosity and passion.
In an era where data leaks were booming, he once had access to a 300GB Pakistani SIM card database. While others looked to profit from it, his choice was different: he used the data ethically to help, never to exploit.
After stepping away from tech due to personal setbacks — including losing his laptop — 5hezy is now back with renewed focus and intent. This time, he's building a digital identity rooted in transparency, authenticity, and experience.
While he may not have every certificate, what he does have is something harder to teach: instinct, hands-on experience, and the drive to keep learning.
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💻 GitHub: github.com/5hezy
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💼 LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/5hezy
🐦 X (Twitter): x.com/5hezy
📘 Facebook: facebook.com/5hezy
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Whether under the username 5hezy or SH4HZ4IB, he’s reconnecting with his roots — not just as a former hacker, but as a future developer, creator, and contributor. His mission? To blend past passion with present purpose and craft a new kind of digital legacy.
