A.kal

@VittoStack AI

Creating a PRIVATE Telegram group for people to learn about AI and vibe coding. We’ll talk about what we’re building, revenue, favorite AI tools, plugins, Claude Code, new releases, marketing, content, X, etc. Comment ‘AI’ if you want to join. I'll DM you the link.

I can’t believe Google dropped a 64-page guide on building AI Agents. Completely for free! From AgentOps to Agentic RAG orchestration to grounding, this guide shows how to design and scale AI agents reliably in production ✨ If you’re building an AI startup, start here.

🔑 Stolen private keys are the number 3 attack vector for DeFi for 2023. The. Number. Three. With over ~$137M stolen so far. Sometimes, it's as simple as accidentally pushing private keys up to GitHub Fret no more ripped Jesus enthusiasts, you have a solution now 👇

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7/ Curious to find out how this protocol works behind the scenes and how you can implement it effortlessly? Go check it out here. 👇🏼 akalankapathirage.medium.com/how-to-never-s…

6/ I've explored this in-depth in my latest article - How to never store or even know your user’s passwords with SRP protocol and AWS Cognito?

5/ Not only that. what if this method is surprisingly straightforward to set up with a fully managed authentication solution like AWS Cognito? 🌩️ #AWS #Cognito

4/ But, What if I told you that there's a way to authenticate users without ever accessing or even knowing their passwords? In other words what if u can have zero knowledge about your user's passwords? 0️⃣ #zkproofs

3/ So what’s more secure? security issues here arise mainly due to the server needing to access the user’s password at login. Server needs to check that user sent password is valid by hashing it and comparing it with the previously stored hash at user registration. 😪

2/ Well, there have been numerous password leaks of well-known brands with millions of users in recent history proving this isn’t the most secure way.

1/ How do you store your users' passwords? 🔐Not in plaintext, I hope. You're probably salting the pwd -> hash it -> store hash + salt. But is this the safest way? 🤔Hang on for a bit to find out. #CyberSecurity

@chrisdior777 really cool. one other handy tool is metadock extension. can download the source code as a zip file in one click and overall makes etherscan experience better.

3/4 This will open up the contract like this:

One beautiful trick that I have learned from @0xWeisss : 1/4 Isn't it annoying when you have to read the contracts in etherscan like that:

AI Twitter is flooded with low-quality stuff recently. No, GPT is not “dethroned”. And thin wrapper apps are not “insane”. At all. I feel obligated to surface some quality posts I bookmarked. Every one of them should've been promoted 10x, but ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ In no particular order:

@MassaLabs Seems like you got cool stuff. 🤘🏼

@AkalankaPathi You heard it right! 🦾

1/ 🚨 Smart contracts are not self-executing. Yeah, you heard me right. 👀 Read this thread to learn why is that and more. #smartcontracts #blockchain #chainlink

14/ 👉Anyway, if smart contracts don't self-execute, why do people say they are? That’s because smart contracts don't need an external party to supervise the transaction. As the first commandment goes code is the law. So the wording here is responsible for confusing people.

13/ 👉When you send a transaction scheduler message to the Massa network, it will go to a pool called the async pool. You have to pay the gas cost upfront. At the moment Messa operates in testnet only. So this is currently at an experimental stage.