Software engineer. @developer_dao #809
Joined November 2012
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Benoit S 🧪🥷🏼 retweeted
3 Apr 2024
Skill recognizes skill 🗡️
Huff campaign solvers have outdone themselves, solving some of the hardest challenges to date - XP deserved.
Special mention to @saimeunt @Sovni7 @BenoitSlch for leading the way.
Your achievements didn’t go unnoticed:
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20 Mar 2023
Amazing and high quality quests from @nodeguardians !
Can’t wait to participate to the next ones 🧐
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Benoit S 🧪🥷🏼 retweeted
11 Jan 2023
This is something I've never seen before.
To frontrun an exploit in the mempool a generalized frontrunner copied the exploiter's 4 (!) previous transactions stretching 50 blocks (!) into the past.
That copied the exploiter's contract and setup for the exploit.
11 Jan 2023
Interestingly this actually looks like a generalized frontrunner did it. 0x15d8 deployed a very similar contract and did the same setup, but once he submitted the work() transaction to the mempool, 0x67a copied the entire setup and did it all in block 16384470, one block before
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Benoit S 🧪🥷🏼 retweeted
26 Jan 2023
⚠️ Over the past 48 hours I’ve explored a novel gas griefing attack that was previously undocumented ⚠️
In this 🧵 we’ll cover the current idea of gas griefing and then explore this new (IMO more fitting) "gas griefing" exploit.
Strap in! ⛽ 💨
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Benoit S 🧪🥷🏼 retweeted
20 Feb 2023
Back with a new episode !
@0xmarcello from @HerodotusDev gives us an introduction to storage proofs, a technology that allows trust-minimized data access between Ethereum's rollups & much more.
Link : youtu.be/_NggTrT0lZA
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Benoit S 🧪🥷🏼 retweeted
18 Jun 2022
Next frontier in the NFT gas optimization game: put the data into the token id itself!
The thread goes into more details ↓
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Benoit S 🧪🥷🏼 retweeted
4 Jan 2022
Paradox of freedom: you can't be consistent and too dogmatic about freedom. Eventually you see how in the real world, many people often give up their freedom for little in return. So you either accept their judgement, or decide you know better than them what's good for them...
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