In Rust, each value has one owner responsible for it. Ownership can be moved but not copied. Borrowing lets you use a value without taking ownership: immutable borrows allow multiple readers, while mutable borrows allow one writer at a time, ensuring memory safety without a GC.

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Avoid using indexed for complex types in Solidity events indexed works great for fixed-size types (uint256, bytes32, etc.), but for dynamic ones (string, bytes, arrays, structs) it only stores the keccak256 hash, not the actual value You can't recover/filter by the real data

This is an excellent way of explaining why web3sec is amazing 💯

That day is absolutely worth it 👌💯. It feels like all is working

Apparently, I am cooked 😂. GGs Cantina 🪐 Monad

Nobody is good at the start. Nobody is bad after 10,000 attempts.

I guess you did. I just finished the course and the new module wasnt a part of it

It’s all gonna be worth it in the end. Keep grinding!

them fajitas be sizzling

I relate with this so much. I constantly have to remind myself to press further and never be satisfied.

One of the privileges of working as a security researcher is that you don't have to do interviews before you get to work with protocols. Your skills and results speak for themselves

To this day, just by pure hard work and persistence, you can make it in web3 & crypto, especially in web3 security. If you are reading this, this is your chance to focus, get back on track, and do the work you know you MUST do🫡

I just took a leap now and submitted an application to Cantina 🪐 for their Fellowship Program (Apprentice). Hopefully, I am considered. Fingers crossed 🤞

Here is a very simple Alfa that could 10x the earnings of any person struggling in Web3 Security Competitions: Before even auditing the code, understand the code so deeply such that you are able to implement it from scratch if needed. Resist any urge to analyze any part of the

On the evening of November 20th, RareSkills will launch... Ultimate Security Games Live in Argentina. Smart contract hacking + esports = Ultimate Security Games The hackers will share their screens live, so you'll see their thought process and strategy as they break the

Auditing methods I've tested: - Top to bottom (and reverse) - Small contracts first (and reverse) - User flows - Internal first - Fast read everything and go deep - Go deep and slow - Start where you like (for the crazy ones) And from all of these tests I've came to the

ready for day 1 🫡 Monad #Monad #MonadMainnet #MonadEcosystem

"You’re absolutely right — that was an infinite mint. My mistake."

The Pareto Principle hits hard in Web3 auditing: -80% of findings are found with 20% of the effort. -The final 20% of findings demand 80% of the effort. -Yet, those few, deep bugs can make up 100% of the critical prize pot. Don't settle for the low-hanging fruit. Dig deeper. ⛏️