Nick Bax.eth
@bax1337
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Building @ump_eth Cyclist Bad DM checker Keeping chains safe at @_SEAL_Org 50/50 mix of shitposts and serious 🐦
Palo Alto, CA
Joined July 2009
looking for people who 1. think stripe's blockchain thing is stupid and bad for this space 2. actually want to do something about it dms open
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remember when Coinbase gave really sensitive data to indian call center workers? (I'm not even sure the details of *how* sensitive the data was are public yet.)
🚨JUST IN: Coinbase CEO reveals Base will soon enable private stablecoin transactions. They’ll use Iron Fish’s ZK-proofs to mask amounts and addresses with “read-only access” for authorities.
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Detailed writeup of the EtherHiding malware that Mandiant posted a couple days ago. Taking down C2s is hard when the C2 is a popular RPC. Theoretically, RPC operators could block these calls. https://t.co/ReXeUFTDCT
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my toxic trait is I can tell when a 44-page report on a topic I am deeply familiar with was written by chatgpt
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0xbow's list is comprehensive so nobody should hassle me about my source of funds in the future. This also reduces the anonymity set for those who abused Tornado. *I couldn't find the note for 1 ETH of the tornado withdrawals. But 95% is pretty good 🤷♂️
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Abraham Watkins Law Firm is incredibly honored to have represented a remarkable family who suffered unimaginable tragedy — the loss of a loved one and life-altering injuries. This $60 million mid-trial settlement brings justice and closure to a family that placed their trust in
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POA (proof of association) is easy. Just copy and paste your notes and it will generate a proof that you can put on-chain. I had a lot of notes saved and only wanted to prove the ones associated with my main wallet, so I checked them in tornado's compliance tool first.
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My hardware wallet was initially funded by Tornado Cash back in August 2021. Thanks to @0xprivacypools POA, I was able to prove, on-chain, that my funds are not illicit, while still preserving my privacy.
1/ 🚀A special delivery for Privacy Season: Introducing the Tornado Cash Proof of Association (PoA). Users can now prove their Tornado Cash withdrawals aren’t linked to illicit activity; without giving up privacy. No more unfair scrutiny or random blacklisting.
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if anybody is trying to productize this hit me up for angel checks
This Bitcoin "boiler" with older s19j Pros replaces the traditional electric or propane "dumb" heating components. It consumes 18kW/hr and produces heat at 60k BTU/hr and generates about $900/mo gross production. The owner considers heating cost unavoidable, so his end result
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the same governing body that mandated this
We are alarmed by reports that Germany is on the verge of a catastrophic about-face, reversing its longstanding and principled opposition to the EU’s Chat Control proposal which, if passed, could spell the end of the right to privacy in Europe. https://t.co/015qmQnIS2
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When “I think it was horsebatterycorrectstaple” isn’t cutting it… When Hashcat caps out at 60 characters…. When you have dead drives and 1000 old wallets… We’ll be here.
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fun fact, Dashjr also made the first Bitcoin fork
🚨LEAKED: LUKE DASHJR PLANS HARDFORK TO "SAVE BITCOIN" Text messages show the Knots maintainer is considering a hardfork to implement a trusted multisig committee that can retrospectively alter the blockchain to remove illicit content. Full story👇 https://t.co/KzNYyecpre
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🚨 I was just targeted in a sophisticated phishing attempt that almost got me. But I got the scammer on a live call (video recording below), strung him along, and trolled him with Kim Jong Un gay porn while dissecting his $3k/month malware kit. Buckle up, this gets wild. 🧵👇
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"Threat actors are leveraging social engineering & vishing pretexts (e.g. “podcast invites”) on Microsoft Teams to manipulate end-users into approving session-control requests, enabling full desktop takeover & arbitrary code execution. " - threat intel digests
🚨 Hackers are using Microsoft Teams to pwn people and steal their crypto. The attack is deceptively simple and relies on social engineering as well as malware. They've already stolen millions of dollars from both project founders and normal users. How it works🧵
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This attack isn’t fancy 0-day exploits. It’s social engineering + bad UX design. But it’s wrecking people. @MicrosoftTeams need to make these dialogs much clearer. If you're hacked by these actors, reach out to @_SEAL_Org's free @SEAL_911 service for help. Stay safe! 🦭
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I'm not sure we've seen the method from the Zoom variation where it looks like "Micrоsоft Teаms" is making the request. But I did manage to make a Teams account with that name by using cyrillic letters. (and now it won't let me change it back, lol)
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