Proof Of Podcast

Proof of Podcast by @hake_stake His friendly, down-to-earth approach made complex topics accessible. Great guests and conversations, like this episode with @0xleastwood titled "Road to LSR". x.com/ProofOf_Podcas…

@jeffsecurity @cyfrin @ScrapingBits 🙌🏽

Here are some dope security-focused podcasts that you can learn form while driving/commuting/hiking/looking after your kid: @cyfrin (open.spotify.com/show/45aUdY9eD…) @ProofOf_Podcast (@ProofOfPodcast" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@ProofOfPodcast) @ScrapingBits (open.spotify.com/show/0u41erQGz…) More 👇👇

For fellow podcast fans like me, here’s my go-to list of web3sec podcasts: - @ProofOf_Podcast (@ProofOfPodcast" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@ProofOfPodcast) - @ScrapingBits (open.spotify.com/show/0u41erQGz…) - @HackenProof (@hackenproof" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@hackenproof) - @summit_defi (@defisecuritysummit2088" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@defisecuritys…) - @andyfeili (@andyli" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@andyli) - @RealJohnnyTime (youtube.com/playlist?list=…) - @cyfrin (open.spotify.com/show/45aUdY9eD…) - @deliriusz_eth (@deliriusz" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@deliriusz) (life hack: for YT, @brave mobile lets you listen with your phone locked without needing YT premium)

Better documentation = better understanding of protocol = less chance of exploits. writing docs can be a bit clunky, but with a tool like @hackmdio you really have no excuse. It's like google docs and markdown files had a baby with superpowers. this post is not sponsored

Few protocols are able to bounce back from a big exploit, let alone come back with more innovation and ambition than before. Tune in to hear @euler_mab talk about the ins and outs of his journey building @eulerfinance so far! //// Sponsored by @xyz_remedy and @Sablier //// 00:01-05:28 - Background of Michael and What is Euler 00:04-02:10 - research scientist to entrepreneur 00:05-34:03 - Michael's research 00:08-24:26 - Takeaways from research 00:10-33:07 - Idea of Euler 00:15-27:07 - Euler hacked 00:19-18:12 - Takeaways from the Hack 00:24-00:01 - Community building 00:25-48:20 - Challenges on marketing 00:31-03:18 - How to prepare for the contest 00:35-08:09 - Morpho as a competitor 00:43-39:28 - Tradeoffs 00:46-22:09 - Build Morpho over Euler 00:50-19:00 - Euler's complexity 00:53-39:25 - Hook Implementation 00:57-33:12 - Michael on Modularity 01:01-31:22 - Euler V2 01:05-42:20 - Next version of Euler 01:14-47:14 - Build using Euler 01:15-55:22 - Michael on Ethena 01:17-13:10 - Greetings

The strategy of using L2s to scale Ethereum comes with the well known problem of liquidity fragmentation. Maybe, just maybe, if we had one blockchain that could scale, be fast and do it all with little to no trade offs, then we could all just migrate all liquidity to it. The team at @nil_foundation believe this is achievable. Today we chat with @avizurlo CPO at nil to discuss everything L2 and how they are planning to build the end game L2. ** Sponsored by @xyz_remedy and @Sablier ** 00:00 – 06:05 The Move From Delphi To Nil Foundation 06:05 - 10:35 Nil Foundations Vision For Products 10:35 – 12:59 Finding The Right Talent 12:59 – 15:20 Where is Nil Going 15:20 – 18:16 Sourcing of Proof Generations 18:16 – 23:10 L2’s 23:10 – 30:39 Scaling A Blockchain 30:39 - 41:34 Why No Implement on L1 41:34 – 46:13 Roll up Fragmentation 46:13 – 50:32 The End Game 50:32 – 58:30 The Biggest Draw Back 58:30 – 01:06:15 Security Trade Offs 01:06:15 – 01:10:00 Who Is “Second Best” 01:10:00 – 01:10:52 When Live

@lonelysloth_sec Great take

@ProofOf_Podcast That’s not to say it’s easy to find the “easy” bugs. It takes some luck. But luck is just a matter of trying more times. If you work hard enough long enough your chances of getting lucky approach 100%. That works for pretty much anything.

Most high paying bugs are relatively simple. Sometimes it’s not even hidden. The highest paid bounty I ever got was for a bug almost identical to one the same project had disclosed several months before — and also similar to one that had been exploited recently

@lonelysloth_sec Who is “they”? That sounds like wouldn’t apply for most big projects that invest a lot into security nowadays

Im not telling you to stop studying the hard stuff. Just never tell yourself “oh they would never make such a basic mistake” Yes they would. They did already. And they will do the exactly same thing again.

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Things you can do with crypto: - Immutable programmable ledger - Send money internationally, instantly - Start a country?! Today we speak with @ZacharyDash , founder of @EpochIsland , who is trying to do exactly that. Start a country, through crypto. ** Sponsored by @Sablier and @xyz_remedy ** 00:00 – 02:58 Zach’s History & Qualification 02:58 – 11:39 Highlights of Success 11:39 – 18:50 Bootstrapping Experiences & Tips 18:51 – 21:57 Finding The Best Co-Founders 21:57 – 28:58 Network State 28:58 – 38:02 How Does It All Play Out?!?! 38:02 – 44:14 Revenue For A Network State?!?! 44:14 – 46:32 Downside Risk For The Protocol 46:32 – 52:29 What is Epoch Island Trying To Achieve?!?! 52:29 – 58:31 How Do The Citizens Win?!?! 58:31 – 01:02:33 Governance Model For Epoch Island 01:02:33 – 01:07:01 When Does This All Play Out?!? 01:07:01 – 01:09:07 Other Networks States 01:09:07 – 01:11:14 Thank You, Zach

Exploit fund recovery is one of the most stressful, challenging and rewarding areas of web3 security. Tune in to hear from @0xaddi , white-hat hacker who help Curve rescue $6M from their exploit last July. ** Sponsored by @Sablier and @xyz_remedy ** - Welcome, Addy – How Old Were You When You Started Programming?? – What Are You Doing Now? – The Learning Journey – Time Management Strategies – The Curve HACK – Being In The War Room - Advice To Projects – Changing Cultural Norms In Developing – Plans For The Future?!?!

Founding and running an Audit Contest Platform is no small feat, with dragons lurking everywhere. Join us to hear from @jack__sanford , founder of @sherlockdefi : * Proudly Sponsored by @Sablier * 00:00 – 03:49 Jacks Background 03:49 – 07:26 The Problem With TradFi 07:26 – 15:41 Original Plan For Sherlock 15:41 – 18:51 Advice To Upcoming Projects 18:51 – 27:42 What Sets Sherlock Apart 27:42 – 45:26 Judging Auditing Contests 45:26 – 48:01 Transparency in Judging Auditing 48:01 – 51:05 Is Sherlock The Final Audit??? Not The 1st or 2nd 51:05 – 01:04:40 When Is A Project Ready For A Sherlock Audit 01:04:40 – 01:07:48 Most Challenging Thing of Running An Auditing Contest 01:07:48 – 01:11:01 Vision For Sherlock 01:11:01 – 01:19:02 Projects Thoughts On Auditing Expenses

currently reading Hardy's A Mathematician's Apology and am surprised that the motives for pursuing research are so accurate even for web3 security researchers. Because I never feel like I'm doing actual "Research". - intellectual curiosity - professional pride - money/reputation

Tomorrow we will be hosting @euler_mab ! What should we ask him??

⏰AMA starting in 1 hour! We're thrilled to have @hake_stake from @ProofOf_Podcast joining us. Don’t miss this chance to connect and ask your questions! 📅 June 3, 5 PM CET 📍 Remedy Discord Hurry up and join the conversation👇 discord.gg/remedy

Thank you @VitalikButerin for donating another 30 ETH to Roman & Alexey's legal aid on @juiceboxETH. With Roman's upcoming trial in September and Alexey's appeal underway, we need more help than ever.

Privacy is normal. Open source is not a crime. Reminder: you can still donate to Roman & Alexey's legal defense on @juiceboxETH. Link in the next post.