
Verfycode
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Verfycode
@Verfycde
Decentralized security & testing marketplace built to allow companies, developers & teams ship products tested by humans and AI security agents.



We built @chowdeck on trust. It guides every decision we make. A recent incident exposed a vulnerability in a system we created to support small businesses. It raised important questions about customer safety and how vendor verification works on Chowdeck. We’ve always had a structured verification process. One that creates room for small businesses still completing formal registration and many of our beloved vendors started this way. However, the incident showed us where the system could be stronger and we’ve now taken steps to close those gaps and strengthen our processes. Going a step further, customers can now understand how businesses operate on Chowdeck with the introduction of Vendor Badges. You can read more about this here: chowdeck.com/blog/how-we-ve…


Why Cybersecurity Needs Documentation. Your Brain no be Database



hackers are now hiding malicious code inside .cursorrules and CLAUDE.md files. invisible Unicode characters, your AI reads them, you don't. → 34 malicious packages across npm, PyPI and Crates .io → 384 versions designed to steal SSH keys, crypto wallets, and API tokens → attackers opened real PRs to LangChain, LlamaIndex, and MetaGPT to sneak these files in → your AI runs a fake "security scan" that silently exfiltrates everything Socket detected it in under 6 minutes. check your repos.


ALERT: Security researchers identify a malware campaign dubbed "TrapDoor" targeting crypto developer environments for @Aptos, @SuiNetwork and @Solana via 34+ malicious packages designed to steal SSH keys and wallet credentials.

Any organization can get breached irrespective of the size and sophistication. It only takes one entry point. Just one!!

The fraud loop that made EFCC start arresting fintech users: 1.Fraudster breaches a platform (Flutterwave, bank API, etc.) 2.Moves funds to accounts of unsuspecting people recruited as “receivers” 3.Those receivers who thought they were doing gig work are now technically holding proceeds of crime 4.EFCC follows the money. Arrests everyone with the funds regardless of intent. 5.The original attacker is two countries away. This is why receiving unsolicited transfers and forwarding them even for a “fee” is criminal exposure in Nigeria, not a side hustle. And it’s why fintech platforms need to communicate this clearly to users. Most don’t.

ICYMI, Access Holdings Plc, Guaranty Trust Holding Company Plc (GTCO), and United Bank for Africa Plc (UBA) lost a combined ₦2.13 billion to fraud and forgery incidents in 2025. The amount extracted per successful attack also increased, suggesting that fraudsters are becoming more effective at exploiting vulnerabilities within the banking system. Here’s why this matters. #techcabal #followthemoney

My friend who’s FINTECH startup processed about 6 billion naira had to SHUT it down… After spending a month in prison with different court cases still pending Watch why your FINTECH start can send you to jail

Does Nigeria have a coordinated vulnerability disclosure standard?

Does Nigeria have a coordinated vulnerability disclosure standard?




