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R3MU5x/README.md

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Firewall • Cloud Security • Linux • Pentest • SIEM • Threat Detection

🛡️ About me

  • 🔧 Daily work: Firewalls, Network Segmentation, Threat Detection & Response
  • 🐧 Linux enthusiast — running CachyOS
  • 🔐 Interested in: Network Security, Zero Trust & Infrastructure Hardening
  • ☕ Powered by coffee and curiosity

🔨 Currently

  • Building VirtualPasteTool — keyboard simulation for VMs & remote sessions
  • Building PasswordGeneratorTool — offline GUI password & passphrase generator
  • 📚 Diving deeper into detection engineering and network & security analysis
  • 🧪 Experimenting with home lab security setups

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"The cloud is just someone else's computer."

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  1. VirtualPasteTool VirtualPasteTool Public

    Type text into any window via keyboard simulation —> no clipboard needed. Works in VMs, RDP, TeamViewer.

    Python 2

  2. PwGeneratorTool PwGeneratorTool Public

    Secure password & passphrase generator with GUI —> offline, no dependencies, no nonsense.

    Python 1