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 # [Fi]*regex 🔥
 
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 ## What is Firegex?
 Firegex is a firewall that includes different functionalities, created for CTF Attack-Defence competitions that has the aim to limit or totally deny malicious traffic through the use of different kind of filters.
 
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 - Explanation about tools in the dedicated pages making them more user-friendly
 - Give the permission to set a startup password in start.py protecting firegex also at the first run
 - buffering the TCP and(/or) the UDP stream to avoid to bypass the proxy dividing the information in more packets
-- Publish a docker image making the start of firegex fast (skip the compiling of the binaries and libraries)
 - Adding new section with "general firewall rules" to manage "simple" TCP traffic rules graphically and through nftables