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README.md

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 # bronzeburner
 
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 ## About
 
-*bronzeburner* words
+*bronzeburner* is a utility for any sized corporation to help manage exposed services and ports against threats both internal and exterinal.
+As firewalls are modified or replaced, rules can be misconfigured so that addresses or ports are available externally that perhaps shouldn't be.
+
+Initially, bronzeburner was going to be a passive perimeter monitor using nfqueue (and alternatively, XDP) to inspect communications. After
+implementing this, I realized it did not meet the requirements for the assignment which requires a proactive approach. bronzeburner was rewritten
+as a classic network scanner which instruments `rustscan`, expertly parses its output, and inserts it into a time series database most information
+security workers should be familiar with.
+
+This instrumentation approach is a bit more basic but enables users to customize their querying, alerting, and filtering requirements themselves using
+InfluxDB, Grafana, or any other data sink. As a traditional scanner, it can be run from any location within a network or even from outside, perhaps from a remote
+cloud VM.
 
 ## Installation