Introduction to this Blog

Created2024-04-23|Updated2024-09-23|About Me

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A few information about myself

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└─$ whoami                                                                       
      0xbirb
      
	- infoSec addict
	- passionate about security
	- purple teamer

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Author: Ludwig Schober

Link: https://0xbirb.github.io/2024/04/23/2024-05-25-introduction-to-this-blog/

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