Hazem Abbas is a physician, AI developer, author here where he writes about open-source healthcare technology, privacy-first AI, and the intersection of medicine and machine learning. Linux-first user
Cybersecurity
What is GhostScan? GhostScan is an elite, modular penetration testing framework built for Kali Linux, designed to solve the biggest pain point in modern security assessments: alert fatigue. Unlike traditional scanners that dump hundreds of low-level vulnerabilities on your desk and leave you to sort through the chaos, GhostScan acts
Developer Tools
What is Camoufox? Camofox-browser is an anti-detection server for AI agents, built on Camoufox’s C++ Firefox fork. It bypasses bot detection by spoofing fingerprints at the engine level, avoiding common Playwright blocks. Developers need it because it provides stable element references and token-efficient accessibility snapshots, ensuring reliable web interaction.
Social
HomepageDr. Hamza Mousa The LinkedIn Ghost Town: Why I’m Looking for the Human, Not the Profile Not the Script! I’ve been using LinkedIn for years, but lately, nothing feels real. It has transformed into a high-speed bot farm where the “social” aspect of networking has been replaced by
Articles
From the Desk of The Space Nomad: A Pulse in the Stone I have spent most of my life standing between the white coat and the shadow. As a physician, I was trained to understand the heart as a muscle that pumps life; as a man who has lived through
Healthcare
Brain injuries can vary widely, but the most common types include concussions, contusions, diffuse axonal injuries, and penetrating injuries. Each type affects the brain in a different way, and recovery depends on the severity, the area of the brain involved, and how quickly treatment begins. Some people recover in a
Cybersecurity
If you manage a website using cPanel or WHM, stop what you are doing and read this. There is a critical security vulnerability currently circulating that could allow attackers to take full control of your server without ever needing a password. Six days ago, a severe vulnerability was publicly disclosed
Claude Code
I was reviewing a pull request with Claude Code last week. It was a routine task, or so I thought. I sent two, maybe three prompts. Then I glanced at the usage meter and froze. I was already at 60% of my monthly limit. I am on the Max plan.
coding
What if you could "vibe code" from a cabin with no cell signal, an airplane seat, or a workspace with zero Wi-Fi? Better yet, what if you could do it without ever sending a single line of your proprietary code to someone else's server? Meet Gemma
Education
We’ve all been there. You buy a top-tier course on Udemy or Hotmart during a flash sale. You download a dozen PDFs that promise to turn you into a Senior Engineer or a master of Game Design. Then, life happens. Those files sit in a dusty "Learning"
Telegram
Ever felt like you were drowning in files but didn't want to pay for another monthly cloud subscription? Meet Telegram Drive, an open-source, cross-platform desktop application that redefines how you use your Telegram account. By leveraging Telegram's robust API, this tool transforms your "Saved Messages&
macos
Muxy is a lightweight and memory-efficient terminal designed specifically for high-performance workflows on Mac, built with the power of SwiftUI and libghostty. For developers deeply involved in AI development and agentic coding, Muxy provides a streamlined environment that stays out of the way of your LLM-driven processes while providing the
programming
For years, the TypeScript compiler (tsc) has been a victim of its own success. Originally written in TypeScript itself to run atop Node.js, this architectural choice was brilliant for initial adoption. However, as enterprise projects scaled into millions of lines of code, the engineering limitations of JavaScript, specifically its