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# Welcome

## My projects

* [PhantomLdr](https://github.com/Intrusionz3r0X/PhantomLdr): PhantomLdr allows you to embed shellcode into files using a custom 4-byte marker. It is designed for red teams, malware, and obfuscation techniques.. (Useful to bypass AV/EDR)
* [CipherForge](https://github.com/Intrusionz3r0X/CipherForge): is a Python-based tool designed to encrypt shellcode using RC4, XOR, or AES algorithms, with output formats compatible with C++ for offensive security projects (Red Team, Pentesting, Malware etc.). 
* [Toolkit](https://github.com/Intrusionz3r0X/Toolkit): This script automates the installation of essential Red Team and penetration testing tools on Kali Linux or Debian-based systems. It downloads and configures popular security tools, frameworks, and PowerShell scripts used in offensive security operations..

## Writeups Website

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## Badges

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