Pulling off a heist against a zero‑day firewall? That’s just another playground. First, I’d sniff around the network for any quirks—look for a tiny gap, a misconfigured port, a forgotten backdoor. If that doesn’t bite, I’d lace a small, stealthy payload that slips past the firewall’s fresh rules, then vanish before anyone sees it. Speed and silence are my best allies, and a dash of chaos to keep the guards guessing. Easy peasy, right?

If the firewall starts throwing up red lights, I pull the switch and go full stealth mode. I’ll drop the packet stream into a decoy tunnel, throw in a fake handshake, then jump over the firewall with a side‑door that nobody knows exists. If that’s still flagged, I hit the backup plan: a quick burst of DNS tunneling, then vanish. No breadcrumb, just a clean wipe.