Finding bugs, makes you more motivated to work harder and find more Writing reports is the opposite, the more you write, the less you wanna write...

Some people wanted more regulation in crypto, so here it is... Law requiring everything (smart contracts/chains/nodes) to be changeable and data to be removable. That's the opposite of what crypto is, ain't it ?

UNIv4 era is starting to creep more and more It would be useful if you all share some resources down bellow Don't share random articles with "everybody knows that". I want something spicy, something useful

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Everything takes time > I didn't start my first contest with a major payout. First few months were 10-100 USD payout only, most were just 0 > I didn't start finding bugs left and right > I didn't start auditing being able to look at the screen for 2-3 hours strait (and

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ETH did a small pullback and everyone went crazy But when we look into the big picture it's still down from 4k to 2.5k

USP put extreme attention and care on it's security. It truly meets the highest security standards

first time leading a contest, was a cool experience 😎

Recently me and samuraii77 completed an audit for Embr Labs team. Happy to contribute to the security of the project and find some cool bugs👀 > 2 week engagement > 3.6k nsloc > 10H/18M found Special thanks to SHERLOCK and Fav_Truffle for helping us secure countless

Sometimes bugs are not in the complex parts, but in the simple ones, where you expect them least

The path demands effort and patience. More effort than your body wanted to give, and more patience than your soul was ready for.

A lot of new auditors have asked me the same question over and over again: "Should I learn some DeFi projects before I start auditing? Maybe Uniswap or Curve or..." Short answer - no. Long answer: There's nothing wrong with learning them if you're going to apply that