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# About Me

whoami

Hello there! 👋

I'm **l1nuxkid**, a passionate cybersecurity student currently in my 3rd year of university, diving deep into the world of offensive security (Offsec).

I'm actively preparing for the **OSCP (Offensive Security Certified Professional)** and constantly sharpening my skills through hands-on practice. You’ll often find me solving challenges and labs on platforms like **TryHackMe** and **Hack The Box**, where I focus on practical, real-world attack scenarios.

I’m especially enthusiastic about:

* Penetration Testing
* Privilege Escalation
* Capture The Flag (CTF) challenges
* Cloud And AI nowadays ( Will Start Learning )&#x20;

I strongly believe in **learning by doing**, and I’m always experimenting, breaking things, and understanding how they work under the hood.

This space is where I document my journey, share write-ups, and grow alongside others in the infosec community.

**Let’s learn and grow together.**&#x20;


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