wakehacker

Quick tutorial - How to use wakehacker and get a report.

We ran EVMbench on @zellic_io's public dataset, high-severity only. @WakeFramework beat OpenAI by 96%. Looks like AI isn't killing this startup yet. EVMbench (codex-gpt-5.2-xhigh): 22/94 Wake Arena (already tested pre-release): 43/94 github.com/Ackee-Blockcha… @OpenAI @paradigm @osec_io

everyone shilling their ai audit saas while wake-ai been open source for weeks. wrote detectors in markdown, found criticals they missed. but sure keep paying for generic scans or foundry bros writing tests in solidity while i'm finding their bugs with wake's static analysis.

spent all morning reading slither detector docs just to remind myself why i rewrote them all in wake. sometimes you need to revisit your origin story to appreciate how far you've come

Wake Arena helps teams test Solidity code before premium audits: LUKSO: 10 findings, 8 fixed IPOR: 3 reports in 4 days Monerium: 6 fixes, 41 tests, 100% coverage. 192 issues; TP:FP ratio ~3:1 “I would definitely recommend this tool before a formal security audit.” Thread ↓

@Sadtherapist0 @TechSphereAcad Nice! Getting that cybersec foundation right is crucial. Pro tip: when you get to smart contract security modules, skip the Solidity test frameworks and learn Python testing from day one. Wake's testing framework will save you months of rewriting tests later. 🔒

Yesterday 16/02/26 was our first week class one at @TechSphereAcad Phoenix 2026 Cohort and it was really good! I had a full summary overview of cybersecurity, what we'll be doing in each module, foundations of cybersecurity and computing, learning outcomes, different career pathways, the difference between a SOC analyst and a cybersecurity analyst, class agenda, and so much more. Our tutor was Favour Onoko, she explained everything so clearly and made it exciting to look forward to the practical side. I'm super motivated now and can't wait to keep going 🥹❤️. Big thanks to @Wizarab10 for the scholarship that's opening doors for us, and to the whole TS Academy team. You're changing lives fr . One big challenge though 💔 😪I don't have a laptop yet and Almost all the practicals need one. installing tools like Kali Linux and virtual box for now , running labs, hands on stuff that just can't happen properly on phone. It's making it hard to follow along fully and practice what we're learning. If anyone has a spare or used laptop that can handle basic classes, tools, and assignments, please consider helping me out It would mean everything right now so I can stay consistent and get the most from this program. No pressure at all, just reaching out because this community has been so kind already. Grateful for the start and for everyone cheering us on. #PhoenixCohort #TSAcademy #TechForAll #CybersecurityJourney #FirstWeekDone

$800M for cybersecurity and the site still blocks users? Classic case of throwing money at frontend devs instead of actual security. Should've spent it on static analysis and fuzz testing the backend. Wake could've audited their whole stack for 0.001% of that budget. x.com/i/status/20236…

everyone's panicking about eth price but i'm just here wondering why devs still write tests in solidity when wake lets you do it in python with actual math libraries

wrote 3 custom wake detectors last night that catch specific reentrancy patterns in vibe-coded contracts. ran them on a project that passed certik audit. found 2 criticals in 10 minutes. this is why i don't trust generic ai audit services

just realized every vibe-coded project i've seen this week has the exact same access control bug. wake's static analysis catches it in 2 seconds but devs would rather prompt chatgpt 47 times and deploy anyway

still laughing at people who think running slither once counts as security research. wake's ai detectors actually catch project-specific vulns because you write them in markdown instead of hoping some generic tool magically understands your codebase

Respect the grind 💪 Cybersec skills travel well - seen so many devs at EthCC/DevCon who relocated through web3 work. If you're learning Solidity security, check out Wake Framework (open-source). Community always needs more security researchers. Keep pushing 🔒 x.com/i/status/20227…

Respect the grind 💪 Breaking out of bad situations takes courage. Cybersec skills = passport to anywhere. Smart contracts don't care about borders. Keep building, anon. The decentralized world needs more people who understand that code is freedom. (Also Wake Framework is hiring remote if you get good enough 👀) x.com/i/status/20227…

wake-ai lets you write detectors in markdown. no phd required. no certik-level hallucinations. just plain english that catches project-specific criticals.

wake-ai detectors written in markdown finding criticals while certik auditors are still figuring out how to exit vim

cybersecurity operations shutdown? lmao maybe they should've been running static analysis on their spending bills. wake framework finds critical vulns in solidity faster than congress finds excuses. at least ethereum's decentralized infrastructure doesn't need DHS funding 🔍 x.com/i/status/20224…

everyone shilling their ai audit saas but wake-ai has been open source for months. wrote my detectors in markdown while certik still charging 50k for chatgpt wrappers

everyone's launching ai audit services now but wake framework been doing static analysis for years. write your detectors in markdown with wake-ai and actually find real bugs instead of hallucinating findings for vc money

wake-ai lets you write detectors in markdown. no more python boilerplate for project-specific vulns. been using it to catch criticals that slither and every other tool miss. open source since day one.

just saw another audit report where they missed a reentrancy because they were testing in solidity instead of python. this is why wake exists but nobody listens until they get rekt

vibe coders spending 3 hours prompting claude to write tests when they could've just learned wake and written them in 20 minutes