Inspired by @0xSimao recent post and @cantinaxyz mandatory POC changes, built an extension for VS Code that makes Foundry logs easier to read, link (finished this in 1.5 evenings with no prior experience building VS Code extensions)

🔒0xa60Fa8391625163b1760f89DAc94bac2C448f897.🔑0x66de8ffda797e3de9c05e8fc57b3bf0ec28a930d40b0d285d93c06501cf6a090d135e49a5b56186fed6c69c6451f8bb83bb42e84b7a3fde2fa8fa4ee0a494636.🦦🫰.

Thanks to @cantinaxyz & @eigenlayer for the opportunity

Mini-PoC in Foundry can be found here (6/6).

Also, the bug bounty size was not appropriate for the protocol's TVL. (5/6)

Why did this happen?. Probably because some of the developers were unaware of the potential issues that inheritance can introduce, and that certain functions are externally accessible, allowing users to interact with them - which can lead to serious consequences. (4/6)

The issue arises from the fact that funds are taken from the user inside the public deposit function, not inside _deposit. As a result, simply calling mint instead of deposit allows anyone to mint tokens for free. (3/6)

Their staking contract implements the ERC4626 standard and overrides the deposit and _deposit functions, but not the `mint` function, which is also publicly accessible. (2/6).

Today @meta_pool was hacked for approximately $27,000,000 Contract - Here's what the bug was🧵(1/6)

been getting too many of these lately

built a minimalistic portfolio website, style was inspired by old VHS horror tapes👻.

Saw a tweet by @StErMi and remembered I wanted to build something similar - whipped up a basic version for top EVM tokens. If more people find it useful, I’ll expand it (more chains, oracles, DEXes, non-EVM, etc.):.

My teammate @_onlyowner and I worked on this contest together, the protocol is truly unique and was fascinating to dive into - thanks to @cantinaxyz and @StoryProtocol

Thanks to @cantinaxyz and @eBTCprotocol for the opportunity

RT @marcotnunes: Every pioneer or prophet must suffer

Thanks to @cantinaxyz and @NapierFinance for the opportunity - it was an interesting contest.

This one was pretty fun, learned a bit about the Supersim tool and Interop concepts. Thanks to @cantinaxyz for the opportunity!

RT @RightNowIn: If you write a lot of tests in Foundry, you'll find this plugin very useful! . It helps to read console logs in a more comf….

I just found a confirmed bug on @immunefi #immunefitribe

Solved 80 Yul puzzles created by @RareSkills_io 's team, it was a pretty fun experience.

another small weekend project, inspired by @Jeyffre's post:.on-chain battleship game implementation built with merkle proofs and a very basic slashing mechanism. I also wrote utilities in JS to help interact with the contract.