~ Your feed is lying, you are doing better than you think. During a month-long contest, you could find ten high-severity bugs. Yet a reasonable goal for bug bounties in systems that are already audited, and live with user funds, is one monthly high- or critical bug. You can do

Protecting your coins.

~ Bug bounties are overhyped. Contests and private audits are harder. After 26 web3 bounties in live protocols and 49 findings in contests, this is our take: - In bug bounties, assuming you can afford a few months of rent, you have plenty of time to discover a critical, and

~ There is a type of critical bug that contests and private audits can't find, only blackhats and bug bounty hunters ~ Last month’s critical helped protect $20m, and this month’s critical affected $70m in staked assets from a protocol that gets a security audit for every code

+1 more critical this month. The project is offering its maximum reward ($500,000). The attack required no capital, prerequisites, or access to any privileged role; anyone could have exploited it.

This is one of the best episodes for beginner and intermediate hunters. Riptide shares so much value that it'll have you nodding your head in agreement for half an hour. Get your neck ready. We can't list all the tips shared without turning this tweet into a long blog post,

💫 Congratulations to infosec_us_team for getting accepted to the Immunefi All Stars! This team is joining at the rank of Elite! 25 crits and counting. $449,281 in rewards. Welcome to the ALL STARS!

Classic bug bounty advice. Tech skills aint enough. You gotta rewire your POV to really make it

"Hunt for specific impacts" Very valuable info from infosec_us_team

~ New challenge ~ After one month of vacation, we're back with a new challenge: to rank #4 on Immunefi's all-time leaderboard in 24 months or less.

We have just been paid for a critical vulnerability that required a deep understanding not only of the codebase but also of the framework used to build it. Immunefi #immunefitribe immunefi.com/s/ss/?severity… ~ This will be a great year for some and a not-so-good year for others ~

Interesting take for 2026 tl;dr AI will help devs understand high level code more. But low level code less == More low level bugs