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Charles Dray

@charleshdray

Helping where I can 🫡 | Ex- Founder & CEO at Resonance Security, Ex- BD at Halborn, Citi, JPMorgan, Moodys, & SMBC

United States Katılım Mart 2021
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Charles Dray
Charles Dray@charleshdray·
For the past 8 months Resonance Security has maintained a top spot as “most new followers in 30 days” on LinkedIn amongst any cybersecurity company in the world! Completely organic. No paid followers here! 🚫 Super proud of @Resonancesec and everything we do to make the world a better place 🎉🥳
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ViralOps
ViralOps@ViralOps_·
they still say Ai is NOT the real art, then explain this one piece clip. this normally would have cost them $500,000,000. and Ai just made it within a week in under $500. kizaru shows will start getting BETTER from here with AI big anime studios should be AFRAID of what comes next you can access seedance 2 pro on @MartiniArt_
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Rekt News
Rekt News@RektHQ·
For the Rekt Security Summit in Cannes, we designed and printed a limited edition poster. A physical artifact from a day spent examining DeFi security. A few made it home with delegates. The rest stayed in the room where it happened.
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Brett Adcock
Brett Adcock@adcock_brett·
My interview with Shawn Ryan is now live We sat down for a 3-hour deep dive into the future of humanoid robots, flying cars, weapon detection systems, and next generation AI interfaces Youtube Video: youtu.be/99pOdGEGu6s
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Charles Dray
Charles Dray@charleshdray·
@adcock_brett 💯 the people who have “been through it all” and are still passionate about working are the ones to hire. Previous jobs at big companies and Ivy league education doesn’t mean shit if the person is only there for a paycheck
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Brett Adcock
Brett Adcock@adcock_brett·
I’ve been hiring for 20 years and I’m batting .000 when hiring senior ppl from big established companies. It doesn’t work
Machine Pulse@machinepulse_

What do billionaires optimise for when hiring? @adcock_brett founder of Figure AI discussed what he looks for in a hire on the WTF Online Podcast: "I think the conventional wisdom is to go out and hire somebody really experienced, that makes you feel really good, from a really good background, at a successful company. And I found that playbook is just complete crap. Throw that right out the door. Even now, Figure has gotten to a point where we have these big shots knocking on our door wanting to come work here, from big companies and wherever else. But it's just not the right approach. If you look at every generational company, it's not like they went out and picked the VP here and the VP here and the VP here and put it together. It's like the opposite of what Meta is doing right now. Look at Meta's superintelligence lab. It's like putting 15 Tom Bradys together and making that work. It's just immediately going to collapse. It's not going to work. My view is you just need to find people that really care. That's the core axiom of what I look for in talent."

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Rekt News
Rekt News@RektHQ·
7 hours. 9 panels. 5 keynotes. The Rekt Security Stage at @stable_summit will be a technical autopsy of everything DeFi gets wrong about security. Cannes, March 27.
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aescobar
aescobar@aescobarindo·
2022 – Quit barista job and started grinding as Moderator and Community Manager. Grinding 18 hours every day. 2023 – Worked as Collab Manager and Community Development in projects on $NEAR and Solana. Grinding 16 hours every day. 2024 – Transitioned to Project Manager and Business Development for a Bitcoin–EVM–Rune–BEP-20 bridge infrastructure for Bitcoin through @Stacks. with 360mill bridge volume and 72 mill TVL in 6 months (while BTC L2 is hot) Grinding 16 hours every day. 2025 – Leading RHEA on day-to-day operations, strategy, and growth with Satoshi Protocol and the cross-chain mission powered by NEAR Intent, Chain Signatures, and Chain Abstraction. Still grind 16 h every day What change? is just the responsibility Every work and time spend still the same. Now I am trying to set up my @NEARProtocol IronClaw to do more work 🫡
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Charles Dray
Charles Dray@charleshdray·
They were not kidding about how much snow was gonna fall on the East Coast US
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Charles Dray
Charles Dray@charleshdray·
We’ve built 3 solid low cost or free cybersecurity apps that everyone should try: 〰️ Pulsecheck: A free 2 minute full spectrum cybersecurity assessment. Three options to choose from including businesses, individuals, and web3 focused companies. Don’t worry, we include a data safety attestation and we are SOC2 compliant 🙂 Site >> app.resonance.security/pulsecheck 〰️ Resonance Security Institutional Platform: Covers the most common attack vectors after penetration testing and smart contract audits. Cybersecurity data storage, phishing, data leaks, continuous testing of publicly facing assets, and monitoring of publicly facing assets. Site >> resonance.security 〰️ Phishguard by Resonance: A Google workspace focused browser extension that allows you to scan every email for potential phishing attacks. It safely uses AI to thoroughly investigate every email for threats including things not immediately visible to the naked eye. Site >> lnkd.in/eFZTviDb Feel free to ping me anytime if you want a demo 🫡
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JOE MANGANIELLO
JOE MANGANIELLO@JoeManganiello·
• ONE PIECE: INTO THE GRAND LINE • MARCH 10th on NETFLIX 🪝🐊🏴‍☠️
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Charles Dray
Charles Dray@charleshdray·
The crypto market crashing doesn’t mean that blockchain technology sucks. It just means that there are some people out there trading because of fear and greed. After all, we’re all just animals learning how not to eat each other. When meaning replaces “status panic” (currently denominated in dollars) then we will be getting somewhere…
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Brett Adcock
Brett Adcock@adcock_brett·
Today we're introducing Helix 02 Dancing robots are trivial, the hard part is intelligent control This is our most powerful model to date - able to work across complex tasks & long time horizons x.com/Figure_robot/s…
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Tobias Bauer
Tobias Bauer@TobiasTBV·
Quick post about sales strategies I learned: 1. Don't think cheap products sell better: Cheap prices attract broke customers. They tend to complain more, call non-stop, as they do not value their time. 2. Don't offer a discount; remove features when you decrease the price. If you offer discounts, you admit your price was inflated. Removing features gives the client a choice between value. 3. A sales call is 80/20 - 80% listening and 20% talking. 4. Let the clients connect the dots. Give him the puzzle pieces, but don't put them together. Make him or her feel smart. 5. You need to be perceived as an expert in your field (happens in the first 30 seconds of your call or meeting). 6. If a client passes on your offer. Be respectful, ask him for feedback, and let it go. 7. Do not mention competitors by name - you just give the client another place to look. Say something like: "Other productions in the market make you pay $$ later for XYZ, but we already price it in from the start." 8. Take your first clients very seriously! They might become your biggest advocates. 9. Don't give away free shit. As the Ryanair CEO says: "Free newspapers on planes get left behind, and we need to clean it up - paid ones they take with them from the plane." Obviously, deliver a great product or service that is worth buying. Cheers! If you like it support the post! Thanks.
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Resonance Security
Resonance Security@Resonancesec·
The 2025 #Web3 Security Report is live. $3B+ in losses distilled into actionable intelligence for builders. Read the patterns. Verify your math. Secure your protocol. Check out the report NOW: resonance.security/blog-posts/202…
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Charles Dray
Charles Dray@charleshdray·
Benjamin Franklin said "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure." Three US banks just proved him right with a 50% phishing reduction. One bank hit 90%. Not by blocking emails, but by cataloging every phone number scammers could spoof. Three major US banks implemented FS-ISAC's "Stop the Scams" framework. Result: 50%+ reduction in text-based phishing abuse within months. Bank A achieved 90% reduction. The Strategy: Don't just block individual scam emails. Catalog every legitimate phone number your bank uses, then register inbound-only numbers in "Do Not Originate" (DNO) registries. How DNO Works: When scammers spoof your bank's customer service number, telecom carriers automatically block or flag calls as "Potential Spam" using STIR/SHAKEN protocols. Every bank should follow these four pillars: 1. Structured intake forms for phishing reports (maximizes intelligence, minimizes consumer friction) 2. Abuse box infrastructure for real-time threat sharing 3. Communication channel cataloging (know every number you own) 4. Telecom collaboration (DNO registries + branded calling) Because Franklin at the EOD was right: prevention > cure. Especially when cure costs $2.77B annually (FBI BEC losses, 2024).
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Charles Dray
Charles Dray@charleshdray·
@kevinolearytv Define quantum security - so far, the extent of what I’ve experienced with quantum security mainly relates to random number generation.
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Kevin O'Leary aka Mr. Wonderful
Kevin O'Leary aka Mr. Wonderful@kevinolearytv·
The blockchain story is getting more complicated and more realistic. Institutions aren’t excited about speculation. They care about security, control, and certainty. That’s why the conversation has shifted to private blockchains and quantum security. Nothing is guaranteed to win forever, not even Ethereum. Blockchain is just a tool. The real opportunity now is infrastructure: power, data centers, compute, and the systems that make AI and digital payments possible. That’s where serious capital is moving and that’s where I’m focused.
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Charles Dray
Charles Dray@charleshdray·
It’s often most important to care about others more than you care about yourself. That is all.
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Resonance Security
Resonance Security@Resonancesec·
Alan Turing asked, "Can machines think?" Modern phishers ask, "Can victims tell we're machines?" Generative AI eliminated the linguistic markers that used to alert consumers to phishing attempts. Turing's 1950 question: "Can machines imitate humans convincingly?" 2025 answer: Yes! And they're emptying your bank accounts. The AI Threat: Generative AI (GenAI) creates text reflecting natural human speech patterns, eliminating grammar/spelling errors that previously alerted consumers to phishing. Technical Evolution: 🚨 "BlackMamba" uses LLMs to synthesize polymorphic malware that modifies its own code at runtime, evading endpoint detection (EDR). 🚨 Deepfakes synthesize audio/video to impersonate trusted individuals, defeating voice-based identity verification. 🚨 Vision Language Models (VLMs) create pixel-perfect brand impersonations. The Imitation Game Result: Prompt injection attacks, AI poisoning, deepfake impersonation. The AI Risk Working Group identified these as primary threats to financial services. Defense: Capital One demonstrated that VLMs can identify phishing sites from screenshots, automating the detection of visual brand misuses invisible to URL-based systems. Resonance Security's PhishGuard uses such VLMs to catch AI: → Detects pixel-perfect clones → Flags polymorphic phishing emails → Real-time deepfake URL analysis Turing wondered if machines could think. Turns out, they can lie convincingly. PhishGuard speaks & understands their language…
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