@0xbobaaa Imagine being a 20bn business and allowing your users to bet on a closed market which causes immediate loss instead of coding the rule into the UI/backend or even better smart contract lol
Crazy that a company as big as GitHub can get hacked because employees can install random extensions. Basic opsec should be non-negotiable at that scale. Makes you wonder how safe any centralized platform really is these days.
1/ We are sharing additional details regarding our investigation into unauthorized access to GitHub's internal repositories.
Yesterday we detected and contained a compromise of an employee device involving a poisoned VS Code extension. We removed the malicious extension version, isolated the endpoint, and began incident response immediately.
Fair, but people said the exact same thing about Google 15-20 years ago: “why build a startup if Google can just copy it?”
And yet, entire categories of billion-dollar companies were built anyway. Distribution, UX, speed, trust, community, and deep domain expertise still matter a lot.
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The vision of decentralised finances is dying when the largest perp dex protocol is accessible for most only via a single AWS region.
Big fan of HL, but they should tackle this issue ASAP
Tokyo is pinging the Hyperliquid API in ~3ms. Amsterdam is sitting at ~221ms. Distance is a tax on your execution. We just deployed a live map of global probes tracking API and direct validator latency to Hyperliquid in real-time: https://t.co/9SwI8ErLeb
🇯🇵 Tokyo: ~15.9ms
🇰🇷 Seoul: ~50.2ms
🇭🇰 Hong Kong: ~66.9ms
🇸🇬 Singapore: ~136.1ms
🇺🇸 Virginia: ~163.5ms
🇳🇱 Amsterdam: ~245.2ms