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@SecurityOak
Oak Security
3 months
We’ve teamed up with @range_org and @arbitrum to launch StylusPort — the first complete migration framework for moving Solana programs to Stylus. If you're a Solana builder looking to tap into Ethereum’s liquidity without leaving Rust, this is your on-ramp. Check it out!
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@SecurityOak
Oak Security
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What happens if we enter a stablecoin crisis? Over $300B are already locked in stablecoins, ~10% of France’s GDP. We spoke with Rhys Bidder (Senior Lecturer at @kingsbschool and Advisor to @chainlink ) and @jon_helgi.
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@SecurityOak
Oak Security
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Most major crypto exploits have one root cause: people. Ledger, Workday, and even North Korea’s fake job lures show that when humans are deceived, security fails. Billions spent on cybersecurity won’t help if teams ignore the human element.
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@SecurityOak
Oak Security
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Oak Security Newsletter is out! ⭐️Cocktail Party #Devconnect ⭐️AI for Web3 Security #Cosmoverse25 ⭐️@CoinDesk crypto laundering myths ⭐️How we secured @syndicateio ⭐️We audited our own StylusPort code ⭐️We’re hiring! Read more: https://t.co/8EHZEAzdoL
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Oak Security
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Just landed at #Cosmoverse25! Roaming around and excited to meet the Web3 innovators shaping the future.
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@SecurityOak
Oak Security
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Physical attacks on crypto holders are up 169% in 2025, yet many believe custodians can solve that. They can’t. A kidnapper doesn’t care if your funds sit in a wallet or an ETF, coercion bypasses custody. Security isn’t about where funds live, but how they’re controlled.
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@SecurityOak
Oak Security
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Catch our Co-Founder @beyer_st talk on AI for Web3 Security: Real-world use cases at #Cosmoverse25 See you there @CosmoverseHQ
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@SecurityOak
Oak Security
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StylusPort makes it easy for Rust/C++ projects to migrate to @arbitrum. Curious? Join our developer workshops and office hours to see it in action! Sign up to secure a spot! https://t.co/Sjmvonb0sB
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@SecurityOak
Oak Security
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Vibe-coded apps have predictable security flaws: auth checks in the wrong place, error paths that leak, and unchecked assumptions about inputs or oracles.
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@SecurityOak
Oak Security
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StylusPort simplifies migrating Solana Rust programs to @arbitrum Stylus. 🧩 Migration handbook 🤖 AI-powered CLI assistant 💡 Security best practices built-in Bringing Rust to Ethereum just got easier. GitHub:
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Contribute to oak-security/stylusport development by creating an account on GitHub.
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@range_org
Range
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Stylusport for @arbitrum is now ready! Easily deploy on Arbitrum with this tool from Range & Oak Security. Monthly office hours running from next month 👇
@SecurityOak
Oak Security
8 days
Now you can write blazingly fast smart contracts on @arbitrum with Stylus. We built StylusPort, a framework for Solana projects to deploy on Arbitrum, in collaboration with @range_org. Includes: • A migration handbook that covers migration instructions, best practices, and
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Oak Security
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Until crypto exchanges are hardened structurally, billions in illicit funds will keep slipping through the gates. Compliance isn’t enough if the system itself can be gamed.
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Oak Security
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We’ll host three developer workshops and office hours for anyone curious about StylusPort, our framework for migrating Solana contracts to Arbitrum Stylus. Each session will include a live demonstration of StylusPort, guidance on best practices for Stylus security, and space for
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We’re hosting three developer workshops and office hours for anyone curious about StylusPort, including a live demo of the tool, migration best practices, and insights on Stylus security. Sign up...
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@SecurityOak
Oak Security
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We built StylusPort with @range_org for Solana devs who want to bring their ideas to @arbitrum. We then reviewed StylusPort as if it was a client audit. Spoiler: We found critical bugs in our own code. Read the story https://t.co/FBnS6sUJk1
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@SecurityOak
Oak Security
8 days
Now you can write blazingly fast smart contracts on @arbitrum with Stylus. We built StylusPort, a framework for Solana projects to deploy on Arbitrum, in collaboration with @range_org. Includes: • A migration handbook that covers migration instructions, best practices, and
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Contribute to oak-security/stylusport development by creating an account on GitHub.
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Oak Security
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You can’t patch money laundering with more KYC forms. Real solutions need structural hardening: build systems that detect patterns, close loopholes, and make compliance real, not performative.
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@SecurityOak
Oak Security
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We built StylusPort with @range_org for Solana devs who want to bring their ideas to @arbitrum. We then reviewed StylusPort as if it was a client audit. Spoiler: We found critical bugs in our own code. Read the story https://t.co/FBnS6sUJk1
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@SecurityOak
Oak Security
8 days
Now you can write blazingly fast smart contracts on @arbitrum with Stylus. We built StylusPort, a framework for Solana projects to deploy on Arbitrum, in collaboration with @range_org. Includes: • A migration handbook that covers migration instructions, best practices, and
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github.com
Contribute to oak-security/stylusport development by creating an account on GitHub.
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@SecurityOak
Oak Security
9 days
Think your DAO is safe? Think again. @JphFritsche shows how attackers can infiltrate Web3 projects without writing a line of code at Conference №04 in Buenos Aires.
@summit_defi
Defi Security Summit
9 days
Ever wondered how a hacker would join your DAO, earn your trust, and drain your funds, all without touching a line of code? @JphFritsche from @SecurityOak brings “The Hitchhiker’s Guide for Aspiring Black Hats,” a witty but eye-opening look at OPSEC gaps and how to close them.
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