hello everyone!
My full name is Maulana Yasyfa'u Al-Azhiim Yudho Leksono, but I’m more known online as ByteBreakerGhost-69.
I come from Kediri, East Java, Indonesia, and I am currently on a journey to become a self-taught beginner programmer
with a strong interest in Python programming, cybersecurity, and bug bounty hunting.
I truly believe that anyone can learn and grow from anywhere, as long as they have the will and the spirit to keep going.
I use this GitHub account as an open space to learn, document personal projects, and share things I’ve learned along the way.
My journey started when I first discovered the world of coding through online resources like YouTube, official docs, and GitHub itself.
I found it fascinating because coding is not only about logic, but also a medium for emotional expression.
One time, I created a text animation project just to pour out my feelings. That’s why I feel programming has a deeply personal side too.
I hope that someday, I can build software that benefits many people, especially in the field of digital safety and social solutions.
I know the road is long, but with hard work, community support, and my parents’ prayers, I believe everything is possible.
Right now, I’m focusing on mastering the Python language, starting from the basics, building small creative projects,
and trying out text animations and simple automation tools. I’m also exploring the world of cybersecurity from the ground up,
using distros like Kali Linux and BlackArch to experiment. I want to understand how systems can be breached,
and more importantly—how to protect them. I believe that good hackers are those who think like attackers
but act ethically to defend and help others. Bug bounty hunting is a field I see as both a challenge and opportunity.
Even though I’m still a beginner, I’m fully committed to daily learning. I value documentation, collaboration, and feedback.
This GitHub is my open practice ground, a place to keep my progress and experiments visible.
I’m not ashamed to admit my current limitations, because I know every skilled coder was once a beginner.
I also love seeing my growth through commits and project versions as I slowly improve my logic and structure.
With enough practice and patience, I hope to build a strong foundation in the IT world.
I’m open to collaboration and mentorship from anyone. If you have a small project or creative idea to work on together,
feel free to reach out to me! I’m eager to learn from others, and contribute what I can
to open-source or community-based projects. I’m learning how to write cleaner code, read documentation better,
and manage my study time more effectively. I believe that learning together is more fun
and helps everyone grow faster. Feel free to contact me via GitHub, email, or social media.
Aside from Python and cybersecurity, I’m also interested in many things. I enjoy working on projects that tell stories behind the code.
I like combining technology with art, such as poetic lines in animations. In the future, I want to learn more programming languages like JavaScript
to build interactive websites and engaging visualizations. I also want to dive into AI and machine learning one day,
to understand how tech can help humans in real life. I know it’ll take time and effort, but I’m excited about the journey.
Technology is an endless world full of creativity and challenge. There’s always something new to explore and build.
Lastly, I want to turn this GitHub into my digital journal. A place where I can be honest, expressive, make mistakes, and improve.
I hope to inspire those who feel insecure about being beginners— that it’s okay to start from zero, and there’s no shame in that.
Success doesn’t belong to the smartest people, but to those who never give up and keep trying.
If you’re starting out too, let’s grow and learn together. If you’re already skilled, please help guide us who are learning.
Because sharing doesn’t take away from you, it multiplies your value.
Thank you for visiting my GitHub profile.
