ByteFable

This exact string of bytecode has been deployed more than 40 million times, averaging more than 25 times per unique contract on ethereum. It makes up 8.16% of all code on Ethereum. What is up with this? Thread... 1/4

Most people will spend tonight watching Netflix. The ones who are quietly winning will spend it figuring out why everyone else is not. This guy spent 30 years studying the exact difference between people who break through and people who stay stuck in the same loop forever. 2 hours. No fluff. No motivation speak. No generic advice. Just the actual reason. The people who watch this tonight will see their own patterns in a way they cannot unsee. The people who skip it will keep wondering why nothing is working.

@pashov Would love it

More than a year ago. Some killer security researchers came out of this internship. Many got hired in big companies with good salaries - very welcome. If another internship cohort sounds interesting, do comment below - let's see if there are people that would want this

Day 23/60 of mentorship: The bug bounty codebase is started to make sense, will continue to dig into it.

Day 21/60 of mentorship: Attended the weekly mentorship class and continued to look into the bug bounty program.

Day 19/60 of mentorship: Wasn't able to do much web3 stuff, was just skirting through the code. Need to have a proper look.

Day 17/60 of mentorship: Read the docs of the bug bounty program. Identified the major fund flows and started reading the code of these flows.

Day 15/60 of mentorship: Continued reading Rare Skills Certora Formal Verification blog and finalized one bug bounty program to go deep.

Day 13/60 of mentorship: Continued reading Rare Skills Certora Formal Verification blog.

Day 11/60 of mentorship: Covered a few chapters of Rare Skills Certora Formal Verification blog. Looked at some programs for bug hunting, now should narrow it down and start focusing on one.

@WhiteHatMage Just starting with bounty hunting. Time to grind, till I find something.

Recent 6-figure payouts to whitehats should've been likely 7-figures if bounties were fair. Good to see projects actually taking security seriously once they're live. There are tons of Criticals out there. The New Era of Hunters begins. Bounties are back.

Day 10 of 60: Decided to stop auditing Fluid Dex v2, given I still have a lot to cover and don't have enough time. Started reading the Rare Skills Certora Formal Verification blog.

@0xfrsmln @sukukfi @code4rena congrats 😀

alhamdulillah, got 2nd place in @sukukfi contest on @code4rena thanks for the opportunity 🫡

Day 9 of 60: Continued auditing Fluid Dex v2 for the past few days.

@giovignone @immunefi That's great 😃.

@ByteFable @immunefi There is a human SR in the loop for exploit validation and submission writeups, but in this workflow the finding themselves (root cause, severity, exploit scenarios, etc.) are all surfaced by AI.

This is a huge moment for crypto security — AI hits the top of the most prestigious leaderboard @immunefi I could not be more proud of the disruptive work our team of researchers and engineers has done If you’d like to test out the software that put us at #1, dm me

@pashov Plenty of DeFi hacks, but most bug bounties show up in DLT. Are DeFi bounties just less visible, or is there some other reason?

$380k for a single bug bounty. Whitehats are winning even in this bear market. It's because they are providing a useful service, that truly matters and makes a difference. You love to see it, ethical hackers unite⚔️

Day 4 of 60: Continued auditing Fluid Dex v2 and had a meeting with fellow mentees.

@PashovAuditGrp Let's go.

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