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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"],
        }
    }
}

🔒 TOP 10 OPSEC Principles of Red-Team Operator

#	Core Principle
	The most important matter in an operation is its security. Everything else must subordinate.
	Carry out daily tasks with careful attention to details. It must be a habit.
	Be thoughtful. Think before you do anything. Mistakes cannot, in principle, be undone.
	Be ready for many scenarios. Don't count on luck or misfortune.
	Question the assumptions. Check how their change or obsolescence affects the task.
	Never get into a routine. Watch out for fatigue, stress, excitement, and overconfidence.
	Know your constraints. When you lack knowledge or experience, get it.
	Beware of anomalies. What you are doing must look like noise. Be invisible by being common.
	Monitor your activities. Look at yourself through the eyes of your adversary.
	Never underestimate your adversary. Assume he's better than you.

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