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# Blue Team Cookbook

TBD: AI-generated inspiring intro

### **Исчерпывающие ли тут знания?**

Нет. Точно нет. Google it, как говорится

### **Точно ли тут все про практику?**

Тоже нет. Но тут:

* Мой практический опыт за 10+ лет в ИБ.
* Теория, которую я обычно спрашиваю на собеседовании
* Ответы на вопросы, которые мне не удалось получить от нейросетей, по крайней мере хоть сколько-то разумных и внятных.

### Как помочь проекту?

* Сделать Pull Request, если тебе есть о чем рассказать и что дополнить
* Рассказать, о чем тебя спрашивали на собеседовании или о чем обычно спрашиваешь ты
* Просто поделиться своим фидбеком, тут или через Issue на github


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