Added a custom 404 page styled as a hacker terminal — fitting the cybersecurity theme instead of using a generic “page not found.”

What’s in it

• Fake nmap scan output styled to look like a real terminal session
• Scans the broken URL path itself (vincentiwuno.me/???) as if probing it
• Returns a fitting “host unreachable · port closed” error in place of a normal 404 message
• Exit code echoed back as 404 (echo $?) — a small detail that doubles as both a joke and the actual HTTP status
• Simple “← back to home” link to get users back on track

Why this fits

Keeps the visitor inside the site’s aesthetic even when they hit a broken link, instead of dropping them into a default framework error page. Small detail, but it’s the kind of thing that reinforces the whole cybersecurity-portfolio identity rather than breaking it.