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ethical-buddy/README.md

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Linux Kernel Networking Security 

$ ssh github.com/ethical-buddy

╭────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╮
│ Suryansh Deshwal                                                   │
│ Systems . Security . Kernels . Networks . Open Source              │
╰────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╯

> load profile
  role       Systems & Security Engineer
  stack      Go, C/C++, Rust, Python, x86-64 Assembly, Bash
  platform   Linux
  editor     Neovim / Vim
  target     technically difficult work that teaches something real

> current thesis
  abstractions are useful, but the interesting bugs live underneath.

/home/ethical-buddy/projects

.
├── vx6/
│   ├── ipv6-native node runtime
│   ├── encrypted forwarding and relays
│   ├── DHT-backed service discovery
│   └── peer-to-peer infrastructure
├── bumbelbee/
│   ├── boot to userspace
│   ├── memory, interrupts, syscalls
│   └── POSIX-inspired OS experiments
├── vimgo/
│   ├── terminal-first file manager
│   ├── keyboard-driven Linux workflow
│   └── Go TUI tooling
└── kernel-hacking/
    ├── eBPF, tracing, syscalls
    ├── low-level Linux experiments
    └── security through implementation detail

./map --layers

             applications  ── CLIs, CTI, automation, services
        distributed systems ── P2P, DHTs, relays, identity, crypto
                  network   ── IPv6, routing, raw sockets, packets
           linux / kernel   ── eBPF, syscalls, VFS, memory, tracing
                 hardware   ── x86-64, boot, interrupts, CPU state

./stack --badges

systems stack icons

Tool Mode
C / C++ kernels, systems, networking, performance
Go distributed services, network software, infrastructure
Rust safe systems programming and security tooling
Python research tooling, automation, CTI / OSINT
Assembly x86-64, boot flow, architecture debugging
Bash Linux automation, build systems, operations

./research --interactive

open operating_systems.yml 
operating_systems:
  - kernel architecture
  - deterministic / replay-oriented execution
  - schedulers, VFS, memory and syscalls
  - low-level observability
open networking.yml 
networking:
  - IPv6-first infrastructure
  - decentralized service discovery
  - peer-to-peer overlay networks
  - SDN and packet processing
open security.yml 
security:
  - kernel / runtime security
  - reverse engineering
  - threat intelligence and OSINT
  - secure distributed systems

./telemetry

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./connect

signal > noise

build things close to the machine
read the implementation
question assumptions
contribute upstream
document what you learn
repeat

I do not just want to use systems. I want to know why they work, where they fail, and how to build better ones.

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  1. vx6 vx6 Public

    A decentralized IPv6-native self-hosting fabric that eliminates the need for tunnels, relays, and centralized infrastructure.

    Go 85 15

  2. Vimgo Vimgo Public

    a gui based linux file manager based on go-lang .

    Go 26

  3. KERNEL-HACKING KERNEL-HACKING Public

    Python 4 1

  4. BumbelBee BumbelBee Public

    An operating system based on POSIX standards built completely from scratch for kernel developers & Hackers who are in search for understanding the kernels from the base level. The source code and t…

    C 18

  5. linux linux Public

    Forked from torvalds/linux

    Linux kernel source tree

    C 15