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Independent Security Researcher 🕵🏻 Passionate about Auditing and Enhancing Smart Contracts 💡

Joined July 2023
Taking that leap of faith to Web3 Security. 🚀 Scary? Sure. Worth it? Absolutely! Can't wait to share that I've finally done it.
I remember when I was working at my 8 hour job and I dreamed of becoming an Independent Smart Contract Auditor, yes I was afraid to take that risk... But, in the end, I did, I quit my job and why? - To focus 100% in Web3 Security and give my best! Was It Worth It? - Haha that was the Best Decision I ever made in my Life! Follow your dream, you've got to follow it!
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this is all you need to be one of the best btw
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Tutorial hell is a real trap and you can easily get stuck in it for every new skill you are trying to learn. Reading about a skill is not doing it. Talking about a skill is not doing it. Thinking about a skill is not doing it. The only way to get better is to practice.
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You must read this. Simple question. > What happens if call is made to address(0)? Ended up with $250K bounty. Tiny change in a safeLibrary allows to call safeTransferFrom on non-existing ERC20 Recording infinite amount as balance forum.balancer.fi/t/balancer…
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How important is it to understand and remember EVM opcodes?
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I realized this early on and, starting last month, I have been focusing more on learning instead of growing my follower count. I will be more active on Twitter once I have results to show.
How to build a presence as an auditor? 1. Deliver results 2. Talk about it Granted, you can do 2) without 1) but that will be a lot of talking.
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Here's what I'm reading this weekend: 1. Ethereum Smart Contract Security Best Practices consensys.github.io/smart-co… 2. How to Secure Your Smart Contracts - Part 1 medium.com/loom-network/how-… 3. How to Secure Your Smart Contracts - Part 2 medium.com/loom-network/how-… 4. Ethereum, Solidity and integer overflows randomoracle.wordpress.com/2… 5. An In-Depth Look at the Parity Multisig Bug hackingdistributed.com/2017/…
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Am I the only one who doesn't like Mac? My company gave me a MacBook, but I have never used it. It's just lying there on my desk for the past year.
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well, this can be a good starting point 🔥
I strongly believe that Web3 is not just a technology but a gateway to limitless possibilities. I’ve chosen my mission to share my knowledge and educate people a while ago. This time, we’re aiming to bridge the knowledge gap by providing affordable access to high-quality Web3 education. We want to make sure that everyone who aspires to step into the world of Web3 security can do so without any barriers 🌐 That said, please welcome, the Smart Contract Hacking Lite 🎉 We are proud to present to you the lite version of the loved-by-many SCH course. With this upcoming comprehensive course, you’ll be opening Web3 opportunities wider than ever before. You’ll be getting a solid, structured and practical intro to Web3 security and smart contract hacking and get a taste of how it is to step into the industry. Of course, in our best style, the Smart Contract Hacking Lite will not come without perks 👀👇 Anyone and everyone wanting to finally start their journey in Web3 Security can get an extra discount on the course! All that’s left to do is simply quote retweet/retweet this official course announcement & DM me to receive a personal discount code. Voila, there you have it ✨ Don’t miss this chance to kickstart your career 🦾 (link to the course in the comments below) Wait, you thought that was it? Not quite 😏 In our efforts to constantly improve the materials of the full Smart Contract Hacking course, we’re also airing another exercise on Oracle Manipulation to blow your mind 🤯 Advanced, increased difficulty level, exciting - we compiled all the best features to yet again push your skills to the limit! LIVE now on the SCH course 🎥 Now that will be it🫡
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Why do you prefer to remain anonymous? and how is it better than using a real ID?
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The four words I have repeated the most in my life 1. Go 2. Through 3. Secureum 4. Bootcamp
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Exploring Security Practices Of Smart Contract Developers! Must Be Read 🫡 Link pdf: arxiv.org/pdf/2204.11193.pdf
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What should I start after learning solidity? and why
50%Rust
0%Yul
50%Huff
2 votes • Final results
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🔰 Quick tip! 🔰 When you spot someone sharing a gem of a resource or an audit report as a GitHub repo link here, go ahead and star 🌟 the repo directly instead of just bookmarking the tweet. 🐦 Way easier to organize and find later with lists/folders. 🗂️
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Wondering how many of you are actively involved in learning Web3 or working in this field full-time? I have a 9-5 web2 dev job 💀
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During exams, I used to uninstall WhatsApp to maintain my focus. However, I soon realized that my lack of discipline was the true issue, not the app or my phone. Even though I have social media apps installed now, I rarely use them. I understand that I can't blame a piece of code if things go wrong. it's essential to take responsibility for my choices and habits.
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Not a fan of podcasts. They easily bore me, just like Twitter Spaces and Clubhouse. Any recommendations for an interesting podcast, especially on Web3 security, that could change my perspective?
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Amateur Web3 security researcher looking to audit protocols before public audit competitions.. 🕵️ I'm only paid if I find a vulnerability, so it's a great way to clean your protocol before the big test. 🔍DM me for more details. #Web3Security #BugBounty #SmartContracts #Security
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The world needs fewer regulators and more smart contract auditors.
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🔰 Smart Contract Security 🔰 "Mastering Ethereum" 📚 itself is a treasure, and Chapter 9, "Smart Contract Security," is the icing on the cake 🍰 The section provides an insightful 💡 explanation on various risks and antipatterns, including: • Reentrancy • Arithmetic Over/Underflows • Unexpected Ether • DELEGATECALL • Default visibilities • Entropy illusion • External contract referencing • Short address/Parameter attack • Unchecked Call return values • Race Conditions/Front running • Denial of service (DOS) • Block timestamp manipulation • Constructors with Care • Uninitialized Storage Pointers • Floating point and precision • Tx.origin authentication • Contract libraries For each attack vector, the chapter delves into vulnerability analysis, prevention techniques, and real-world examples. You can access it on GitHub 👇🏻 github.com/ethereumbook/ethe…
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Tagging some Chads, If anyone has inputs regarding this matter or would like to offer suggestions. @PatrickAlphaC @0xOwenThurm @RealJohnnyTime @0xBeirao @andyfeili @ShieldifyAnon @jeffsecurity @chrisdior777
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