cl0ten

@KMDevOps @DeBrosOfficial Appreciate the words brother and I admire your work too, I don't join anybody randomly, I want to work with smart and dedicated people! 🫂

@DeBrosOfficial @cl0ten I am so fucking exited for having cloten with us. One of the few people I totally respect and also admire his work. The next steps will be fire. Stay tuned

@cl0ten Joins the DeBros Core Team! 🎉 We are thrilled to officially welcome our newest member to the DeBros Core Team! Bringing exceptional talent, fresh energy, and a strong drive for excellence, he is set to make a significant impact on our projects and overall team culture. DeBros, let’s give @cl0ten a warm and enthusiastic welcome! We couldn’t be more excited to have you on board. Welcome to the family — let’s create something remarkable together! 🔥

@AmeerFelix54844 @DeBrosOfficial Thank you! 🫠

@DeBrosOfficial @cl0ten Welcome cloten

@DeBrosOfficial The excitement is mutual and the timing is perfect! Happy to be a part of the team and I think we'll have some long days and nights ahead of us now, for sure. 😉 Let's build!

@assassinox129 @DeBrosOfficial 🙏✊

@DeBrosOfficial @cl0ten Welcome brother 🤝

@johnysigma @DeBrosOfficial Appreciated, let's get to work! 🤝

@DeBrosOfficial @cl0ten Welcome my brother 🤝

🇰🇵 DPRK loves it when you: - Save your seed phrase in a password manager. - Use hot wallets instead of hardware wallets. - Don't use antivirus, EDR or Lockdown mode in your devices. - Download pirated stuff, install shady apps and play games in your work device. - Accept calls from people without verifying them first. - Use SMS for 2FA. - Sync your passwords, google authenticator and passkeys to your Gmail account - Install lots of browser extensions - Don't update your Operating system and apps. - Repeat passwords. - Don't use a device exclusively for work - Don't verify what you are signing - Run npm install on a "coding challenge" from a recruiter you met on LinkedIn. - Blindly add npm/PyPI packages without checking the publisher, download counts, or recent version history. - Pin your dependencies to "latest" and hope for the best. - Trust any GitHub repo with a slick README and a few stars. - Reuse the same email for crypto, banking, and signing up to random newsletters. - Click "Remind me later" on security updates for weeks. - Disable Windows Defender because it "slows things down." - Plug in random USB drives you found at conferences. - Give every app full disk access without reading the prompt. - Brag about your portfolio size on Twitter under your real name. - Share your screen on Zoom with your main user logged in - Connect your wallet to every airdrop site that promises free tokens. - Approve unlimited token spending so you "don't have to do it again." - Keep your recovery codes in a screenshot in your camera roll. - Trust a Telegram admin who DMs you first. - Run unsigned binaries because "the SHA matches the website. Let's grow up as an industry and start treating security seriously. STAY SAFE

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We are gearing up for the next release of the Anyone client. This is the software package that powers relays, hardware nodes, and our SDK. This is a foundational update that prepares our release pipelines, improves geolocation handling, and sets us up to ship updates more consistently going forward 🧵

It's #WorldBackupDay! A great time to learn about better ways to back up important things, like photos. Who gets access to your sensitive images when you upload them to the cloud? Here are some more private alternatives. youtu.be/n_kTzu8NEyg

Most VPNs run on nodes owned by unknown entities. You have no idea who controls them. Or what they do with your data. Orama Network is different. Every node is owned by users who NEED the network to stay secure because their own safety depends on it. It's not altruism. It's aligned incentives. When your privacy is bound to the network's integrity, you protect it like your life depends on it. Because it does. ✅ Open source ,verify every line of code ✅ Peer-to-peer architecture ,no central authority ✅ Distributed SQL, key-value storage, pub/sub messaging ✅ Fault-tolerant, censorship-resistant, self-healing And here's the kicker: Only 100 DeBros Team NFTs exist. These aren't just JPEGs. They're the KEYS to deploy apps on Orama Network and become a core developer in the DeBros ecosystem. You don't just use the network. You BUILD it. You OWN it. You GOVERN it. 5 DAO votes. Revenue sharing. Developer toolkit access. Private hubs. This is how decentralization is supposed to work. Not rented servers in data centers. Not mystery proxies in foreign countries. A network owned by the people who depend on it most. Orama Network by DeBros The infrastructure you can trust because you control it. $ANCHAT | Learn more: debros.io

@nonossystems @VitalikButerin amazing work guys 👏👏👏

.@VitalikButerin we wanted to share something we've been building. NØNOS is an operating system we wrote from scratch and version 0.8.2 now includes a working Ethereum wallet. This isn't a Linux distribution or a modified kernel. We started from a bare UEFI environment and built everything above it; bootloader, kernel, drivers, networking, cryptography until we had today system that starts to derive keys, not validated still sign transactions and broadcast them to mainnet. i) The motivation comes from a simple observation. Every wallet today runs on top of a general-purpose operating system. Between your private key and the silicon sits an enormous amount of code: kernel, drivers, system services, update mechanisms etc. All of it has access to the memory where your seed phrase lives. Signing a transaction means trusting that entire stack and most users have no way to verify what's actually running. ii) Hardware wallets help but they still talk to host machines running Windows or macOS or Linux. The attack surface moves around. It doesn't go away. We wanted to see what a system looks like when it's built specifically for this purpose and nothing else. Today NØNOS boots from UEFI into our bootloader, which verifies a BLAKE3 hash and Ed25519 signature additional gets added a ZK block and program hashes for attestation using groth over bls **the whole is early stage** on the kernel before executing it. If verification fails, the machine resets. There's no fallback. The kernel itself is Rust without the standard library so we handle page tables, interrupts and memory allocation directly. The networking stack follows the same approach. We wrote an Intel E1000 driver from the hardware documentation, then add IPv4 with fragmentation handling, a full TCP state machine and TLS 1.3 so the system can talk to RPC endpoints over HTTPS. That includes X.509 certificate validation up to trusted roots and expiration checks against hardware time. The wallet in this version 0.8.2 implements the specifications directly: secp256k1 for signing, Keccak-256 for addresses, RLP encoding, EIP-155 replay protection. It can query balances over JSON-RPC, generate QR codes for receiving and sign and broadcast transactions. Supports mainnet and Sepolia. That’s said we know about limitations and early software. This is alpha not production. The interface is bare and there's work left to do but the architecture holds boot verification through transaction broadcast with nothing in between except code written for exactly this task. Everything is at nonos.software. We think there's value in systems where the entire stack, from first instruction to signed transaction is purpose-built and auditable. This is early but we wanted to share where it stands. We think it’s something great for @ethereum

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Web3 wallets are not just “crypto wallets” — they are self-sovereign identity and authentication devices. Unlike traditional Web2 accounts that rely on centralized databases storing your email, phone number, and personal data, a Web3 wallet gives you full cryptographic ownership. When you use AnChat: 👉You authenticate via digital signature (ECDSA) 👉No personal data is ever stored 👉Your wallet address becomes your pseudonymous identity 👉You maintain complete control over your keys How to use Web3 wallets properly: ▪️Never share your seed phrase — not even with “support” ▪️Use hardware wallets for large holdings ▪️Verify contract addresses before interacting ▪️Understand that losing your private key = permanent loss of access This is the fundamental shift Web3 brings: You are your own bank and your own identity provider. AnChat was built for this reality. Secure. Private. Sovereign. $ANCHAT by DeBros build on Orama Network

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ANyONe Browser Extension just passed 1,000+ users on the Chrome Web Store. Staying anonymous online is as simple as: 1. Go to the Chrome Web Store 2. Click Install 3. Press the ANyONe button Your ISP sees nothing. Trackers see nothing. No accounts, no sign-ups, no data collected. 1,000+ people already figured this out. chromewebstore.google.com/detail/anyone-… #PrivacyFirst @AnyoneFDN

Anyone governance is going live. This is one of the most important steps in decentralizing the network and removing reliance on any single team. But moving to a decentralized network is a multi-step process. Here’s how governance will work on @SnapshotLabs, how our planned quorum model will work, and how this model makes Anyone's governance powerful 🧵

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