JKwhale

building the next generation of tech

[Dylan @undercoverwhale]

solana:DNhQZ1CE9qZ2FNrVhsCXwQJ2vZG8ufZkcYakTS5Jpump has lived 10 months in a space where most things don't survive 10 days.

My thesis is simple. AI has revolutionized the world of cybersecurity, and you can bet on this revolution with @zauthinc.

zauth has found vulnerabilities affecting millions of people in the web2 world, alongside hundreds of thousands of dollars in smart contracts exposed to drains.

zauth has hundreds of customers, enterprise contracts, and is building a real company; a startup spawned from a fair launch.

There is nothing like zauth. From the product to the team to the token.

I am not wrong. Just early.

[zauth @zauthinc]

Our smart contract audit engine found 70+ ETH drainable in a client's live contract.

Right now this engine is private, by contact only, but soon it will be self serve and fully autonomous. Upload the contract, get the audit.

Previously, smart contract auditing was limited to multi-week engagements and tens of thousands of dollars.

We put the most powerful tooling into your hands, for a fraction of the cost and time.

[plum @plum229]

Grok @bot is a ChatGPT moment.

If you aren't on it already as a law firm, you're behind the curve. Here's how we implemented it for a client.

Most AI tools still require a lawyer to sit there, upload something, prompt it, copy the result, move it into another system, and repeat.

Grok bot runs in a vm, can actually operate and access the tools your firm uses.

Think: New intake → gather information → organize it → update CRM → prepare conflict review → draft follow-up → attorney approves.

Or:

New filing → retrieve → organize → update chronology → summarize → flag what matters.

Our clients are benefiting immensely, because their entire firm operates out of one intelligence system that orchestrates all the software they use. Which is we built.

Now Grok bot just accesses our system, runs a routine, and billable hours for your firm just went up.

One client reported: "Everyone at the firm is happy. We spend fewer hours on intake work, which allows our paralegal to dedicate more time to billable work. She’s happy too because she’s now generating a much bigger bonus for herself. "

[JKwhale @JKwhale11]

grok @bot is trenching now

gave it a CA and it opened gmgn on its own virtual machine and started going through wallets

there’s about to be a flood of AI agents trenching onchain…

[zauth @zauthinc]

zauth has been accepted into @AnthropicAI's Cyber Verification Program.

Our mission is to provide the best, accessible cybersecurity to the next generation of builders.

This is exactly what we'll do.

[plum @plum229]

30 hours/wk to 3 hours/wk on intake, is what one of our clients reported. Thats ~27 hours/wk from intake to billable hours.

If any law firm owners want free consultations DM me, and I can get you connected with my team.

Now has never been a better time to start your own practice.

AI is bridging the gap between large AMLAW firms and boutique firms, there's no longer an issue of getting buried in paperwork. The only issue is DPA and compliance, which we handle 🙃

[JKwhale @JKwhale11]

Ran a pentest on our web app with @zauthinc and was seriously impressed.

Being able to actually watch it navigate the app and run tests in real time makes the whole process way more interesting and interactive. It surfaced some useful findings for us too.

Excited to see where the team takes it from here.

[Amjad Masad @amasad]

https://t.co/9ujCmLs3lQ

[zauth @zauthinc]

The average penetration test in the US costs about $18,300.

What that buys you: a snapshot. A point-in-time look at your app on the day they ran it. Ship a release next week and the report is stale. Compliance wants this annually. Your code changes daily.

It also buys you a wait. Scoping calls, quotes, contracts, scheduling, one to three weeks of testing. Then the report lands.

Tens of thousands of dollars and weeks of process. Priced for an enterprise security budget. Sold to a company that doesn't have one.

This is ridiculous.

And it's the gap we're building to close.

Real security is not one thing. It is dynamic testing of your live app. It is source level analysis that reads your code and catches the business logic and authorization flaws a black box scan never will. It is testing that runs in your pipeline, on every push and every deploy, not once a year on a contract. You need all of it. Most businesses can only afford a slice of it, once, and call it covered.

We think that's broken. So we're building the whole stack. Black box and white box. Source code analysis and live app testing. Continuous, in your CI/CD, running every time you ship instead of once a year when you can spare $20,000.

Same depth the enterprise contract gives you. Faster. Continuous. And for a small fraction of $18,000.

The barrier to building software collapsed. Eighty million people who were never engineers are shipping code.

The barrier to securing it has not moved. That is the problem worth solving, and it is the one we're solving.

[JKwhale @JKwhale11]

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[jack @jacknuked]

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