The EVM/Solidity Security Checklist is based on 200+ successful audits securing $180+ Bn in TVL. We now give it away for FREE (limited time only) to help devs and security researchers level up. To get it: ✓ Repost ✓ Comment: LIST We'll DM it to you (must be following).

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Your Solana program passes all tests. It still has critical bugs hiding in edge cases. Trident's manually-guided fuzzing finds what unit tests miss: Thread ↓

Claude Sonnet 4.5 shipped: 30+ hour autonomous operation, 61% on OSWorld benchmark, most aligned model yet. Wake AI's structured framework turns these capabilities into reliable vulnerability detection. Here's how: Thread ↓

After teaching 1,500+ graduates through the School of Solana, we've compiled The Solana Programs Security Checklist. Now, we're sharing it to help devs and security researchers level up. Want it? ✓ Repost ✓ Comment: Alpenglow We'll DM you (must be following).

Stop wondering what went wrong in your fuzz tests. Trident's dashboard shows exactly what transactions were executed, how they failed, and why. Post-fuzzing analysis that helps you understand test results: Thread ↓

This testing approach saved $50M in potential exploits. Most protocols test happy paths. We test attack paths. Here's the mindset shift that separates protocols that survive from those that become post-mortems: Thread ↓

We recently helped a protocol secure their smart contracts using manually guided fuzzing. Traditional testing missed critical edge cases. Our approach found them in hours. Here's how manually guided fuzzing works: Thread ↓

Single program: 10 potential vulnerabilities With CPI: 10 × 10 × 10 = 1,000 potential attack combinations Cross-program invocations multiply your attack surface exponentially. Here's why CPI fuzzing is critical: Thread ↓

Tomorrow at 4pm UTC we have our monthly Anchor Community Call We'll discuss: - Current state of anchor (audit and security bug bounty) - Upcoming releases - Opportunities for work This is an open call for anchor feedback. Details to join 👇

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Fixed vulnerabilities often return through code refactors and updates. Trident's regression testing creates permanent security checkpoints for your program: Thread ↓

Solana held up really well today, providing more scale than any other chain available. - 60m CU cap blocks were full - >6k TPS sustained - Continued low fees Solana proves to be the best place for global markets and for developers to build.

The context here is that market makers reported big exchanges having delays and outages around midnight CET > Meaning market makers could not place and cancel orders > Meaning liquidity got thin > Meaning the down momentum from tariff news turned into a falling knife >

Friday proves how important decentralized infrastructures are. One point of failure (CEX) is not performant enough to handle such events, no buyers = price goes down = liquidations. DEXes avoid this kind of drama.

AI agents autonomously buying services from other AI agents It's called Agent Commerce Protocol (ACP) This is the future

For a lot of Solana projects there is gap between how secure they think their programs are and what are the results of an audit. We want to help you fill the gap.

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Ackee has recently completed the audit of Lido Triggerable Withdrawals and the report is now public. All issues have been fixed or acknowledged. Thread ↓

Good job for Ethereum Team!!! Trident can do the same but for Solana programs.