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“If he’s at a hedge fund, have a friend look him up on Bloomberg. If he doesn’t have an ACTIVE profile he’s back office. Or he’s a quant trader.”

The Dedaub team, in a study for the EF in 2021, identified an exhaustive list of contracts that were easier to exploit with **EIP-3074** Included in the list where development contracts in Compound, 1inch & SushiSwap Nowadays, this is much less of a concern Let's see why ⬇️

Every European City Map

when you create a Monorepo

Excited to see the Dedaub team guarding zkSync through the security coucil. Great move!

Great job by the team! Timeline: UTC 16:00 issue confirmed by Dedaub UTC 16:27 issue disclosed to Bedrock & their security auditors UTC 18:28 first hack transaction We told Pendle to remove $30m uniBTC Eventually, Bedrock devs woke up and all contracts (8 chains) upgraded

At Devcon

I bet I could identify the best engineers in a group using nothing but their bash histories

The internet is roasting Europe, drawing sharp comparisons between the EU’s lackluster innovation and the US’s cutting-edge advancements. Quite funny actually.

1/ This internal 2007 Nokia presentation on the first iPhone is a really good example of how incumbents actually get disrupted Oftentimes, the incumbent already knows what needs to be done. It's just that organizational incentives inhibit the incumbent from doing it

Trump: They are brics nation, Spain? Do you know what a brics nation is? You will figure it out.

Ironic that we got free AI from a hedge fund and $200/month AI from a nonprofit.

Recently I was targeted by an extremely sophisticated phishing attack, and I want to highlight it here. It exploits a vulnerability in Google's infrastructure, and given their refusal to fix it, we're likely to see it a lot more. Here's the email I got:

Cetus AMM on the Sui has suffered a catastrophic ~$200M hack🚨 Root cause: an arithmetic overflow in the liquidity calculation that allowed an attacker to withdraw astronomical amounts of tokens from a small liquidity position. How did they pull this off? 🧵

The Cetus AMM Sui hack of $200M stolen is due to a flawed overflow check The attacker added massive liquidity with just 1 token by exploiting a bit truncation vulnerability in the AMM math. Full details below ↓ dedaub.com/blog/the-cetus…

Patty

Wondering what happened with the Cetus hack? Join Mitchell Amador and Magnus partner Dedaub Monday for a line by line analysis with Neville Grech and how you can build safely in the most hostile environments. 🗓️ Date: June 2 ⏰ Time: 6pm London x.com/i/spaces/1RDGl…

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Just mitigated: The CPIMP Attack – a stealthy front-running exploit infecting 100s of DeFi proxies across many protocols Attacker inserts hidden proxies that self-restore, spoof Etherscan, and lie dormant for high-value strikes Tens of millions at risk dedaub.com/blog/the-cpimp…

“Don’t trust — disassemble.” Neville Grech, Co-Founder of Dedaub, shows how decompiling smart contracts helps whitehats stay ahead of blackhats. Reading bytecode ≠ reverse trust — it’s reverse engineering for defense.