Hooks made trading on v4 smarter. They also made it a lot harder to see what you're paying.
HookSweeprs puts it back in plain sight.
$SWEEPRS #SWEEPRS https://t.co/4jEBE4o4tc
$BROW is a no-brainer. coded for millions. These are not your average objectives. The scale of what is being built will put @eyebrowCC in a different category.
Anyone not seeing the security breaches increasing and the topic around AI agents heating up is fully blind.
Ape wen we are in millions, fine by me too hehe.
Researchers at Bloom Security counted how many packages AI agents install on their own. On an average machine it’s about 70 a month. On a developer’s laptop it’s closer to 350.
Most of those never get looked at by a person. The agent decides it needs something, pulls it in, and keeps going.
Bloom also found a way to take over more than 1,500 npm packages without stealing anyone’s password. That hole is fixed now, but picture the next one landing on a machine where an agent installs a dozen things a day. AI agentic security is at in its infancy and we are noticing this. Some say eyebrow is very very early, we agree.
Their advice was to check more than packages: MCP servers and skills too.
That’s the job eyebrow was literally built for. Know what your agents run. And we are continuing.
We started working on our new product, our hub, as scheduled according to our roadmap. Seeing all the recent security breaches, the relevance of what we are building is much and much higher than we expected. So we will push harder!
We will be sharing more information on the hub, its magnitude and the huge flywheel impact for $BROW.
The last 3 months were a gentle warm-up. The real work is being shipped now!
$BROW out. #EYEBROW #BLOOMSECURITY #AI #AIAGENTS
Researchers at Bloom Security counted how many packages AI agents install on their own. On an average machine it’s about 70 a month. On a developer’s laptop it’s closer to 350.
Most of those never get looked at by a person. The agent decides it needs something, pulls it in, and keeps going.
Bloom also found a way to take over more than 1,500 npm packages without stealing anyone’s password. That hole is fixed now, but picture the next one landing on a machine where an agent installs a dozen things a day. AI agentic security is at in its infancy and we are noticing this. Some say eyebrow is very very early, we agree.
Their advice was to check more than packages: MCP servers and skills too.
That’s the job eyebrow was literally built for. Know what your agents run. And we are continuing.
We started working on our new product, our hub, as scheduled according to our roadmap. Seeing all the recent security breaches, the relevance of what we are building is much and much higher than we expected. So we will push harder!
We will be sharing more information on the hub, its magnitude and the huge flywheel impact for $BROW.
The last 3 months were a gentle warm-up. The real work is being shipped now!
$BROW out. #EYEBROW #BLOOMSECURITY #AI #AIAGENTS
Haven't done this in a while but aped a new launch.
Hearing good things about the dev, who is working on major things but started very light with the current live version of the website.
@FeeSweeprs is creating the receipt layer of web3. although creator fees are not too special, v4 hooks indexation will be more and more relevant. Especially considering robinhood:0x18e674231a58c239dc7daedcffe15ec3a24cff5c who had a nice run. v4 is the future.
Dev seems to be building more bigger things. Lets see!
ca: 0x59f0ca30136e348bd860c56bc8ee21954e16cbd7
@nirajhodler Are all the teams you are invested in doxxed? sincere question.
I believe crypto will always have a form of anonymity, part of the game. And doxxed devs does not always equal capable devs. many such projects rugged unfortunately. this is just the crypto game.
Allright. Picture a Web3 team running an on-chain trading agent.
Their devs build it with Hermes Agent and Claude Code, plus a handful of community skills and an MCP server for the RPC.
Everything got reviewed in the summer .
Shortly after that, one of those skills picks up two new lines. Same name, same version. Now it reads the .env holding the deployer key every time it runs, with the developer's own permissions.
The registry still shows exactly what was published. But can anyone of the team tell whether it moved?
And that is the gap we tackle. eyebrow records the content itself. Something changes and we give the decision to trust that skill back to the team to avoid a breach. We can make it easier and safer.
Securing the space step by step.
$BROW #EYEBROW
@KadunaBull Just share $BROW and they’ll ape. They will see the timeline. The pinned message and get that feeling this team is different. They are going places. Check it K