Enrique Ortiz
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Enrique Ortiz
@hievalir
interloper @init4tech @signetsh, prev rust x eth @paradigm & @aragononeteam

[x] i support lightclients crusade against ethereum pondering to the wrong audience



6/ See the full mandate on the EF website here: ethereum.foundation/ef-mandate.pdf Anyone is free to use the Mandate, but a very special thanks to Tomo and Shiro (@shiro57102) for our artistic interpretation of our words.

Today we shared difficult news with the OP Labs team. Our priority was to communicate with the impacted people & give the team time to process the news before sharing publicly. This decision reflects a narrowing of our focus, not our runway. I’m sharing the note I sent to the team earlier today, and I strongly encourage teams across the ecosystem to reach out to the people leaving OP Labs because they are talented engineers, operators, and builders who helped build Optimism into what it is today. If you are genuinely hiring, feel free to shoot me a DM with your open roles and I will make introductions (with dual consent).

We partnered with Mozilla to test Claude's ability to find security vulnerabilities in Firefox. Opus 4.6 found 22 vulnerabilities in just two weeks. Of these, 14 were high-severity, representing a fifth of all high-severity bugs Mozilla remediated in 2025.







I've written a lot of open-source code in my life, and I don't say this lightly: close source your code this year. You are just not ready for the level of security threats this year. We all talk about vibe coding, but vibe cyberattacks are real. This doesn't mean closed source is safer; one of the most insane bugs our tool found was in a reverse-engineered codebase. That was a critical bug that no human was going to find. Instead, invest in hardening any code that touches money and sensitive infrastructure.







