Hyperbridge exploit story: >single audit, no bug bounty >rude to whitehats, publicly mocking their efforts >April Fool's - "Security Incident Report xD lolllz" >claims they're unhackable >gets hacked 2 weeks later - "Bridge update!" Always respect the whitehat efforts, always🙏

If a tool saves you time, that's a useful tool. If a tool does things that you can't... Well, that's a skill issue lol.

I think all projects should heavily use claude code to do their full infra, it keeps me in business lmao.

writing up a poc for a crit i just found be like

abundance forces taste to become a moral obligation.

too hard to track, even for big tech

Make no mistake 💀

Failure is always an option!

When your assumed 'solo' bugs got heavily duplicated

Can web3 protocols just stop using hardhat and switch to foundry already 😪

I hope you had a good rest and enjoyed your Sunday, because tomorrow you will find a Critical anon.

The only people I envy are the ones who escaped the matrix. The ones who never have to answer to a boss again. Who wake up without alarms. Who spend every day with their family. Who don’t check their phone every 5 minutes out of anxiety their manager is going to slack them. Who build things they love, not things they’re told to. That level of peace and freedom is the real flex. I’m not there yet but I will be. Next year I escape. The clock is ticking. ⏳

Missing a Critical severity vulnerability

Remember folks, always get a manual security review

How bad do you want it ?

A.I go tear ACL

🤣

164k lines of code and 26 days audit duration. TBH, some contests are just ads