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@veda_labs @Certora The job is never done 🔒

We’re partnering with @Certora as part of our continued commitment to security. This means: → formal verification → bug testing → fuzzing → and more

Veda 🔒

NEW: Now tracking @veda_labs, one of the largest vault infrastructure providers in DeFi. Veda's new dashboard contains 8 tabs covering Vaults, Depositors, and dedicated sections on Veda's vault partners: Kraken Earn, EtherFi, Lombard, Kinetiq, Plasma, and Whop.

Yesterday @krakenfx DeFi Earn vaults powered by @veda_labs surpassed $200M in total deposits.

@sunandr_ welcome @alcueca

Security is our top priority at Veda. Alberto is joining us with the perfect background - co-author of ERC4626, a long history with vaults, and a deep expertise in the onchain world. We're building a world class team to bring DeFi to the masses. DM's re open

🚨 PSA: Active attack campaign! Be careful when accepting unexpected call invites, even from people you do know. Attackers are compromising accounts and impersonating your co-workers, business partners, and friends as part of a convincing social engineering attack.

Grab your brooms 🧹

The current DeFi threat model

This is the year @Canes

First @whop Treasury launching on Plasma , now Plasma One. I've said it before and I'll say it again: do not sleep on this team

We are aware of a front-end attack on the CowSwap front-end. This does not affect the Aave Interface or the Aave Protocol. As a precautionary safety measure, the CowSwap team has temporarily disabled swap endpoints for integrators. In the meantime, swaps on the Aave Interface are being routed via ParaSwap, where available, to ensure continuity.

@WallStreetMav 😂

The setup on this is perfect. 🤣

We recently identified a security issue involving the third-party developer library Axios that was part of a broader industry incident. We found no evidence that OpenAI user data was accessed, that our systems were compromised, or that our software was altered. Out of an abundance of caution we are taking steps to protect the process that certifies our macOS applications are legitimate OpenAI apps. We are updating our security certifications, which will require all macOS users to update their OpenAI apps to the latest versions. This helps prevent any risk—however unlikely—of someone attempting to distribute a fake app that appears to be from OpenAI. You can update safely through an in-app update or at the official links below. 🧵

@rezoundous cybersecurity will never die

Is Cybersecurity dead with the release of Mythos?

You've got data 📩 Check out the new @krakenfx DeFi Earn dashboard showing TVL, historical APYs, and more. → $175M+ across 3 Veda vaults → 30K+ users → Earn up to 6% Kraken DeFi Earn is the most successful enterprise vault integration without incentives to date.

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“They figure out your trends, your life cycle,” said the detective. “What do you normally order online? What do you normally order for takeout? Where do your packages normally come from? And then the suspects are disguising themselves as Door Dash drivers or UPS delivery drivers — finding a way to get you to your front door and open the front door.”

Important read. Also, cleaning up your digital footprint is one of the best things you can do to start protecting yourself.

Wrench attacks are NOT just a physical security issue. This story explains why. Three crypto wrench attacks between SF and LA were a direct result of criminals exploiting the leaky digital footprints of their victims. The victims were targeted because they were known to have very large crypto holdings. The criminals spent time surveilling them online, identified and utilized recycled passwords they found in breach data, and then got into the victims' DoorDash and UberEATS accounts to get insights into what they were ordering. The attackers then posed as delivery drivers and showed up at the victim's houses with the same type of food that had been ordered. In one case the criminal pistol whipped the victim and held him at gunpoint before making off with $10M in BTC and $3M in ETH. These targeted attacks were enabled because of weak digital security. Here's the first step in protecting yourself from wrench attacks: Lock down your digital footprint.

@TuongvyLe12 “these things happen” is not the right takeaway