We just exploited a project database and it's a big one.

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Imagine launching a website and skipping the opportunity for a free security audit.

Should I be a @BrawlerBearz ?

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Scammers are slick, playing the long game instead of hitting you with those cringe DMs. But don't be fooled, trust NO ONE. This space is crawling with bots, scammers, grifters, and influencers looking to dump their bags on you. Find your tribe, never click random links, and don't work for free. Stay sharp, or get wrecked.

Name a project that's been hacked. 👇

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Two brothers, Anton Peraire-Bueno and James Peraire-Bueno, have been arrested for wire fraud and money laundering. They are accused of exploiting the Ethereum blockchain to steal $25 million worth of cryptocurrency. The alleged theft occurred in just 12 seconds, making it a unique case in the realm of cryptocurrency crime. The brothers, who are graduates of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), reportedly used their specialized skills and education to manipulate the Ethereum blockchain, specifically targeting the process and protocols by which transactions are validated and added to the blockchain. The charges include conspiracy to commit wire fraud, wire fraud, and conspiracy to commit money laundering. The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has emphasized the novelty of this case, as it marks the first time such a fraud has resulted in U.S. criminal charges. The brothers are alleged to have exploited a vulnerability in the Ethereum blockchain, specifically in the software used by most of the validators that run the Ethereum blockchain. They are said to have manipulated this software to gain access to pending transactions, alter the movement of cryptocurrency, and ultimately steal $25 million from their victims. The brothers, who had been planning the scheme for months, reportedly took steps to launder and hide the stolen cryptocurrency after the theft. The case is significant not only because of the amount stolen and the method used but also because it represents a landmark in the enforcement of cryptocurrency-related crimes.

Imagine fading a free audit and getting hacked instead?

Pump.Fun Pumped...and Dumped 🚨 Web3, learn a lesson. Another day, another memecoin platform bites the dust. Pump.Fun fell victim to a flash loan exploit, proving once again that even seemingly "fun" projects aren't immune to the dark side of DeFi. Here's the breakdown: 🔹Flash loan magic: Attacker leverages borrowed funds to manipulate bonding curves and walk away richer. 🔹$157k in the wind: Not even memecoins are safe from serious exploits. 🔹Pump.Fun paused: Trading halted, contracts patched...but the damage is done. Trust shattered Let this be a warning: DYOR is non-negotiable. Trustmark is here to help you navigate the risks. Don't get rekt – get audited. #web3security #protectyourassets #DYORorCRYlater

Gm What do you do for fun? I hack stuff.

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Founders: Name 1 single thing you've done to improve security for your project. I'll wait.

Gm say it back or get hacked