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"When others see code, I see doorways. When others see security, I see opportunities."


🌟 ABOUT ME 🌟

🔥 Core Identity

I am Cyberdev — an upcoming elite Offensive Kernel Security Engineer whose craft lies in bending, breaking, and rebuilding the deepest layers of system architecture.
My battlefield is the intersection of kernel exploitation, zero-day research, and advanced red teaming — where offense and defense collide to forge the future of cybersecurity.

🎭 Specialization

  • Linux Kernel Exploitation & CVE Reproduction
  • Fuzzing (AFL++, Syzkaller) & Vulnerability Discovery
  • Syscall Manipulation & Rootkit Engineering
  • eBPF-based Surveillance & Weaponization
  • Persistent Implant Development in Ring 0
  • Memory-Safe Kernel Tooling with Rust
  • Red Team Ops powered by Kernel-Level Access

⚡ Philosophy

┌─────────────────────────────┐
│  "To break the system,      │
│   I become the system."     │
│                             │
│  Operating beyond detection │
│  in the shadows of Ring 0   │
└─────────────────────────────┘

🎯 Current Focus

  • Building a complete operator bootstrap environment (fire repo) for kernel dev, fuzzing, reversing, and exploitation.

  • Diving deep into Linux Kernel Internals (building/debugging kernels with sanitizers).

  • Developing exploits with C, Assembly, Python, Bash.

  • Setting up QEMU/KVM labs for kernel debugging and VM escape research.

  • Preparing for zero-day hunting by triaging crashes, writing PoCs, and chaining exploits.

📊 GITHUB ANALYTICS 📊

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  1. Kernel-Security-Engineer-Roadmap--Offensive-Security-Focus- Kernel-Security-Engineer-Roadmap--Offensive-Security-Focus- Public

    Offensive Kernel Security Roadmap from foundations ➜ kernel internals ➜ exploit development ➜ fuzzing & CVE research.

  2. linux-kernel-exploitation linux-kernel-exploitation Public

    Forked from xairy/linux-kernel-exploitation

    A collection of links related to Linux kernel security and exploitation

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  3. Linux-Package-Dependencies-Troubleshooting Linux-Package-Dependencies-Troubleshooting Public

    A practical guide for troubleshooting unmet dependencies, broken packages, and version conflicts on Ubuntu, Debian, and other apt-based systems.

  4. awesome-cybersecurity-list awesome-cybersecurity-list Public

    Forked from 0xor0ne/awesome-list

    Cybersecurity oriented awesome list

  5. KVM KVM Public

    A comprehensive guide to solving VM storage limitations by leveraging external drives with QEMU/KVM and Virt-Manager on Fedora

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  6. SquareBash SquareBash Public

    A comprehensive collection of bash scripts, tools, and frameworks for system administration, security, and automation