klaus

My second win and first top hunter/gatherer!😆 Actually it was my first Rust audit, I had a really hard time learning Rust and auditing it at the same time. I think logic is the key, despite the language. Just keep exploring, challenging yourself and learning new things!

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Here are the results of the @raincards Audit Contest! 1. 0xAlix2, 0xpiken, @0xhyh, @An0nym0us_J0e, @AnomX__, @EgisSec, @LuxLode, @SOPROBRO_, @Uddercover, @Ziusz, @atiq_i_, @elolpuer, @future322329624, @heavyw8t_, @hope_silver, @newspacexyz, John44, asui, ke1caM, klaus - $525 🥇 $17,500 in rewards, bringing Sherlock's total researcher payouts to $20.0M+. Link below for the full results 👇

My audit portfolio just got updated! Take a look! 👀 If you want an audit or security consulting, feel free to contact me on X or Discord. github.com/klau5dev/klau5…

✨Introducing evmresearch✨✨ A knowledge graph of nearly everything I've learned about the EVM in the past six years The graph structure emulates the brain, exponentiating research speeds for both humans and agents evmresearch.io

Blackhat deployed a contract to exploit Makina Finance, but a MEV both front-ran the attempt and hacked the protocol first. Root cause - spot price oracle manipulation by a flashloan. You can only see this in crypto, Ethereum mainnet is a dark forest⚫️🌳

Sharing my Burp Extension that earned me $200k in 2025 while API testing heavy JS-rich targets. github.com/jenish-sojitra… The tool helps find endpoints, files, internal emails, and some secrets from minified JS. Its goal is to achieve maximum efficiency with reduced noise in results. Contributions and feedbacks are welcome.

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Here are the results of the @InverseFinance Audit Contest! 1. @0xgo4ko, @colinlyguo, @hope_silver, @maigadohcrypto, @s4muraii77 - $1,191 🥇 2. 0xAlix2, 7, @0xv1bh4, @pavondunbar, MaratCerby, OxSath404, klaus - $1,179 🥈 3. 0xpetern, @000xsh, @0x23r0, @0xBoraicho, @0xEV_om, @0xheartcode, @0xvangrim_, @Bobai23_, @CasinoCompiler, @JeRRySec0422, @_onlyowner, @al0x23, @algizsec, @arturtoros, @bbl4de_xyz, @brandon_shi, @eth_fullstack, @f, @greekfreakxyz, @j4ycked, @newspacexyz, @nodesemesta, @pataroff_, @shaflow01, @thongtrungtran, @v2110265000, @vinicaboy, A_Failures_True_Power, DevBear0411, JohnTPark24, KaplanLabs, Olugbenga-ayo, VCeb, dandan, mladenov, tobi0x18, touristS, yovchev_yoan - $13 🥉 $50,000 in rewards, bringing Sherlock's total researcher payouts to $19.3M+. Link below for the full results 👇

As a life-long procrastinator, this has been life changing for me. How I use it: - Tap right if focus work - Tap left if procrastinating I guess it just hurts differently when I see myself literally loosing time I could spend with family/kids ticking in front of me haha

The Cantina Fellowship Program is evolving! We heard your feedback, and we’re making an important change: we’re removing the exclusivity clause from the Cantina Fellowship.

🏆 @symbioticfi Audit Contest Results 🏆 Congrats to: 1. @0xSimao - $50,026 🥇 2. zark - $10,390 🥈 3. klaus - $4,673 🥉 $100,000 rewards ➡️ $15.9M+ paid out in rewards.

A breach exposing 16 billion credentials has been confirmed. The dataset includes sensitive access details from Apple, Google, Facebook, GitHub, and other major platforms. This constitutes a direct threat to operational and personal security. Recommended actions: • Rotate all credentials • Enforce multi-factor authentication • Conduct a full access audit Continuous security posture assessment remains essential. Source: forbes.com/sites/daveywin…

Code4rena will run audit contests for free, as public goods. 100% of funds from sponsors will go directly to auditors and judges. We won't take any cut. Why? 1. Competitions are commodities. They're CRUD apps. Why should builders pay premium for a website just to submit bugs? Especially smaller teams without VC funding. 2. Everyone deserves competitions. We tell all our clients to get a competition after their audit. That's because competitions simulate real world conditions, where there's thousands of eyes on a protocol. We want to make competitions as affordable as possible so everyone can get one. 3. It benefits our wardens. In 2021, we invented the competition format. We're still the platform with the largest auditor pool (10,000+ registered). Not only should builders have access to the best security talent, we believe auditors should have opportunities to work with great projects. Opening up our platform benefits our wardens. How will you afford this? Zellic is a profitable business. We make money doing traditional private audits through Zellic and Zenith. This benefits us because: (1) our clients are more secure after they run contests, and (2) Code4rena is a talent pipeline for Zenith. Will you stop maintaining the platform? Of course not. Since we acquired Code4rena, we've shipped several features and have several more already underway. C4 has a dedicated dev team that we're fully committed to. Besides, many of our clients at Zellic use C4. We're incentivized to make sure the platform works well. It's just that now we're allowing everyone to benefit from our investments in Code4rena. In conclusion: Run a contest on Code4rena! We won't take a cut, your prizes will go directly to wardens and judges. For full details, check out our blog post here: zellic.io/blog/code4rena…

4/ smarter wallets wallets used to just hold keys. now, they get a brain. pectra lets normal wallets act like smart contracts. you can batch transactions, skip approval popups, pay gas in any token. less friction. more freedom. more possibilities.

0/ the biggest ethereum upgrade since the merge is coming. and this time, you’ll feel it. it’s called pectra and here’s why it matters a guest thread by @binji_x ↓

🧵 A bit of story how I got into web3 security and earned around $3M in bounties Back then I worked in web2 security for 3 months, lol, but primarily focused on reverse engineering.

Does anyone study economics for audit?

I used to be stuck in audits. Every contest, I found only basic, highly duplicated bugs. I asked top researchers what I was doing wrong They all said: Be patient. With experience, you get better They were right. It’s frustrating early on, but trust the process — I’ve been there