✨ yAudit Fellowship Alumni Spotlight ✨
Before attending yAudit's Fellowship, @HHK_eth was a part time dev for Sushiswap while studying. ~2.5 years ago he was recognized as one of the top fellows during the Fellowship's Block 5: he was quickly invited to join as a yAudit resident auditor, which he still serves as today. At yAudit, HHK has worked with some of the largest protocols in the industry: Curve, Centrifuge, Euler and Yearn are just some of the projects he's audited.
🧵 In 2021, we noticed a problem.
There was no structured, accessible pathway into professional smart contract security. Plenty of talent in the Ethereum community, but no bridge between "interested in security" and "executing real audits."
So we built one.
yAudit has been accepted into @thedaofund and @Giveth's Quadratic Funding round.
We audit smart contracts and ZK systems. We train the next generation of security researchers through our public-good fellowship. We've secured over $2B in TVL across hundreds of reviews since 2020.
Now we need your support. In quadratic funding, the number of unique contributors matters far more than the size of each donation. Even $1 meaningfully increases our matching allocation! Funding round starts today! 💙
yAudit is BACK
It's an annual tradition for us to rebrand, but this year is different: we're re-rebranding.
We're yAudit, no longer electisec. More updates coming soon!
Do YOU need an estimate for an audit but you only have like 15 minutes and you want to get it right meow?
https://t.co/H37b9xa9h2
Public codebases don't need a token
Private codebases follow ze stuff:
@Electisec 🤝 @Optimism
Proud to announce we're now whitelisted as a Superchain Audit Service Provider! This means projects building on Superchain can access subsidized audits through the Foundation's grant program. Excited to help secure the ecosystem we believe in!
Huge congrats to Twyne on their launch 🚀
When our auditors @HHK_eth@adrianromero have this to say about a codebase, you know the team absolutely nailed it!
I'm still baffled that the Ethereum Core Dev community does not prioritize fixing the 2 most cited problem of EVM developers per the Solidity Lang survey despite our repeated efforts:
1. Stack too Deep: yes this is a Solidity skill issue a little bit but just add a SWAP/DUP17-32 opcode range and call it a day. You will burn some opcodes. It's fine, they are meant to be used. You're gonna have another PUSH0-style mismatch, this is also fine, it's not perfect but it's fine.
2. Lift the 24KB limit. I don't really care what you do, make it 32KB, 48KB, 128KB, 256KB, 512KB, do it all at once, incrementally, price it or not but do something! Now, not next year!
If you are scaling the L1, ensuring people can write contracts without stupid errors is P0.
If the system cannot handle an extra 8KB per bytecode which is a param that was set 10yrs ago literally then there's no chance you will be able to actually scale the L1.
Fix stack too deep and bytecode size limit! For the devs!
Full lending potential. No collateral left behind.
Let’s bring capital efficiency to your favorite lending markets:
• Boosting lending APYs
• Raising liquidation LTVs
• Preventing 94% of liquidations
All while keeping risks segregated - How? 👇
⚠️ Attention @Uniswap V4 Integratoors ⚠️
Creating and managing liquidity positions that involve native ETH on Uni V4? Read carefully:
During our latest audit with @vfat_io, we identified a high severity issue in how liquidity is provided by Sickle to Uniswap V4 pools.
To demonstrate @burraSec's expertise, we’re offering a free full-day security review/consultation for projects integrating with LayerZero or Arbitrum—whether you’re already deployed or still in development.
We’ll thoroughly review:
LayerZero: Configuration (DVNs, Executor, and overall integration), functionality (LzRead, OFTs, vanilla OApps, and more).
Arbitrum: Native bridge or token bridge integrations, use of retryable tickets, or custom Orbit chains (e.g., custom gas tokens, USDC bridge standard).
DM me to schedule your review!
Over $2 million in bookings this year (year 2) for yAudit
59 total audits
1 yAcademy block: 125 participants and 2 amazing Residents: @fedebianu@_eperezok