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# Blue Team Cookbook

TBD: AI-generated inspiring intro

### **Is the knowledge here exhaustive?**

No. Definitely not. Google it, as they say.

### **Is everything here purely practical?**

No, not either. But here you'll find:

* My practical experience from 10+ years in InfoSec.
* Theory that I usually ask about during interviews.
* Answers to questions that I couldn't get from AI models, at least not any that were reasonable and coherent.

### How to help the project?

* Make a Pull Request if you have something to share or add.
* Share what you were asked during interviews or what you usually ask.
* Simply share your feedback, here or via an Issue on GitHub.


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