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struct OffensiveOperator {
handle: String,
role: String,
specialties: Vec<&str>,
base_of_operations: String,
primary_languages: Vec<&str>,
}
impl OffensiveOperator {
fn new() -> Self {
Self {
handle: "BlackSnufkin".to_string(),
role: "Red Team Operator".to_string(),
specialties: vec!["Malware Development", "Reverse Engineering", "Evasion Techniques"],
base_of_operations: "Initial Access Guild".to_string(),
primary_languages: vec!["Rust", "C++", "Python"],
}
}
}| # | Core Principle |
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The most important matter in an operation is its security. Everything else must subordinate. |
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Carry out daily tasks with careful attention to details. It must be a habit. |
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Be thoughtful. Think before you do anything. Mistakes cannot, in principle, be undone. |
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Be ready for many scenarios. Don't count on luck or misfortune. |
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Question the assumptions. Check how their change or obsolescence affects the task. |
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Never get into a routine. Watch out for fatigue, stress, excitement, and overconfidence. |
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Know your constraints. When you lack knowledge or experience, get it. |
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Beware of anomalies. What you are doing must look like noise. Be invisible by being common. |
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Monitor your activities. Look at yourself through the eyes of your adversary. |
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Never underestimate your adversary. Assume he's better than you. |
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