The essential threads of AI, security, and building software.
Practical insights for developers, builders, and founders who want depth not headlines.
* New content every week. No fluff. No hype.
For Developers
Deep, practical engineering content — local LLMs, SDK architecture, and the tooling behind production systems. Written by someone who ships.
For Security Professionals
Practical infosec content grounded in real threat modeling, not compliance checklists. Behavioral auth, privacy-first design, and what actually matters.
For Founders & Builders
Building a product while writing code, raising money, and figuring it out in public. You'll find honest accounts of what that actually looks like.
What you'll find here
Everything you need to build smarter software
Practical insights for building better software with AI, strengthening security, and navigating modern development with confidence.
Contact UsAI & Automation
Local LLMs, agentic systems, RAG pipelines, and practical automation workflows. Built and tested — not theorised.
Information Security
Behavioral authentication, threat modeling, privacy engineering, and why most security advice misses the point.
iOS & Software Development
Swift Package Manager, SDK architecture, mobile engineering, and lessons from 14 years of shipping apps.
Founder Journey
Building Neurix in public. Pre-seed fundraising, product decisions, what it actually looks like to run an AI security startup.
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About the creator
Meet the mind behind Core Threads
I'm Khurram — a software engineer, founder, and builder with 14 years of iOS and Android development experience. I'm currently building Neurix, an AI-powered security startup that uses behavioral authentication running entirely on-device.
CoreThreads is where I think out loud about the technology I work with every day — AI, security, software architecture, and the reality of building a startup from scratch. Everything here comes from practice, not theory.