# Introduction

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Yeehowdy!

This is a blog of tools/notes/info/things I've come across/learned during my time in offensive security. I plan to keep this maintained mainly as a knowledge base for myself, but also to share the knowledge with those who want the info in an easy-to-digest format. The goal isn't to be super technical (though it sometimes might), but to deliver it so you can understand it.

**This blog is always under construction, but empty pages mean content for that topic will be&#x20;*****coming soon*****™!**

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**THE CLASSIC DISCLAIMER WITH THIS KIND OF STUFF:**\
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All information in this blog is for educational and research purposes only. The author is not responsible for any illegal use of the information contained in this blog. Please do not attempt to exploit anything without the owner's consent.
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