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[zauth @zauthinc]

Good security shouldn't cost thousands, and now it doesn't.

Vector acts as a team of senior engineers against your live app. Run it once and it earns a permanent spot in your dev flow.

For $49, we find an average of 9 vulnerabilities on every pentest.

Try it today.

[remp ♔ @remp0x]

used @zauthinc's Vector to pentest @useAtelier and it caught a real vulnerability that we had missed internally, even after reviewing it with claude fable

if you're shipping a consumer-facing app, spending a few bucks on a review like this is a no brainer imo. finding a single real bug can justify the entire cost

[Degen Ape @degenApe22]

Every aspect of $ZAUTH is accelerating

The security industry has no alternative than pivot to #AI

$ZAUTH beating billion $ competitors

Team keeps shipping, network keeps expanding whilst pa keeps chopping

I wouldn’t get bored & rotate here, will get spicy soon imo

[Pte @Pte1990]

@willhasroot $ZAUTH destinated for success!🔥

[will @willhasroot]

my most recent task has been building our agentic pentesting into a team. rather than one agent scanning your site, we'll soon have a swarm of them. they crawl in parallel, share intel on a shared blackboard, and chain each others findings into real exploits. one agent grabs a verified session, drops it on the board, another picks it up and pops an IDOR. an entire agentic red team.

today i made that possible. vector used to render as one flat terminal log, which is criminal for the coolest thing i've ever built. so... i've built the war room. a live command deck, every agent is a card with its current move and turn count. you watch auth, xss, authz, ssrf and injection all working at once. the blackboard sits center stage and fills in real time as agents post sessions and confirmed bugs. every finding traces back to which agent found it and how the team chained it.

sneak peek for the future, this will be used much further than pentesting clients one at a time. we will have the largest and most effective swarm of white-hat agents on the internet.

i look forward to blowing you away.

[RETIRE🏴 @thelastplaysol]

There is only one thing the people want.

Retire.
Retire your bloodline.

[Degen Ape @degenApe22]

Every day $ZAUTH continue to grow the brand, network & understanding how powerful their #AI security is

Nice partnership & big recognition from a real builder

This will accelerate soon

[Pte @Pte1990]

@zauthinc $ZAUTH destinated for success!🔥

[Dylan @undercoverwhale]

Name another project with real customers and real revenue going back into the chart.

Not a single one of them is anywhere near a $3 million marketcap.

Put my last 6 months into zauth and I know it's going to pay off.

[zauth @zauthinc]

The agentic internet is growing beyond 2D.

Proud to partner with @trythreews and their 3D ecosystem where agents come alive.

A bigger surface means more to secure. We're here to make cybersecurity accessible to everyone building on it.

[RETIRE🏴 @thelastplaysol]

Without self discipline
Success is impossible

This is the way to Retire

[zauth @zauthinc]

Happy 6 month anniversary! To celebrate, we bought back another $2,000 of solana:DNhQZ1CE9qZ2FNrVhsCXwQJ2vZG8ufZkcYakTS5Jpump into our treasury.

On July 18th, half is burnt and half goes to stakers. Stake for a minimum of 60 days to take part.

zauth is building the security layer the agentic internet can't run without.

[Voodoo @VoodooFungi]

The thesis for $ZAUTH is simple:

AI adoption ↑

Agent activity ↑

Attack surface ↑

Demand for security ↑

Now add $ZAUTH flywheel tokenomics and a growing arsenal of tools and features which will be vital.

Plus @willhasroot going full time.

Its inevitable $ZAUTH WILL WIN.

[RETIRE🏴 @thelastplaysol]

No matter what

We will Retire our bloodlines

[Dylan @undercoverwhale]

There is one cybersecurity token worth investing in and it's solana:DNhQZ1CE9qZ2FNrVhsCXwQJ2vZG8ufZkcYakTS5Jpump.

Real customers, revenue, and benchmarks that blow away the competition.

Only a matter of time.

[zauth @zauthinc]

Vector isn't Claude with a security prompt.

It's an autonomous execution layer that runs real HTTP requests, live attack payloads against your running app, verification loops that confirm exploitability before a finding ever gets flagged.

Many of our users ask Claude to pentest their app prior to coming to us. What we find makes their Claude results look like a rough draft. This is why our average user runs more than 2 scans against their app.

The model is our reasoning engine, but we built everything around it. Attack sequencing, endpoint discovery, severity rating, structured output.

This is much more than a prompt, has taken months to build, and in the coming days, it starts actively learning from the millions of data points it's already collected.

The gap between "Claude said my app might be vulnerable" and "Vector confirms an average of 9.7 exploitable findings in 34 minutes for $49" is our product.

[Shadow @_Shadow36]

The concept of retiring your bloodline will never go out of style.

$retire is here for the long run!

[will @willhasroot]

day 1 unemployed got a lot of shit done that normally would take several days.

going to try my best to help everyone else who is building understand infrastructure along the way because if ur app is good and youre not hosting your stuff right you will get cooked.

started with reposcan today, but with a full refactor. reposcan is already pretty big - we get tens of thousands of interactions every week. previously it was hosted on a single instance with trample protection using redis - no autoscaling, just a big container. handled the load fine but was bottlenecking the amount of concurrent scans we could run. chrome binaries suck... especially hosting them because of their high memory use. you can easily wreck your entire instance with a single OOM if you dont have proper health checks or alerts on outages.

reposcan now uses the equivalent of k8s but on @flydotio - autoscaling worker pool in multiple regions, health checks, zero-downtime deploys. we are now seeing 6x the concurrent scan capacity. fewer crashed pages -> the model gets more context -> better accuracy. and i can ship mid-scan need be without killing anyone's run.

tomorrow will be fun vector updates. vector will soon be able to learn on its own to say the least.

[zauth @zauthinc]

Over the past six months our tools have found millions of datapoints across every repository and live site we've analyzed.

Right now, we manually adjust based on what we see. Soon, our services sharpen themselves.

Our moat compounds with every scan, and it's how we will continue to provide the best cybersecurity at the most accessible price point.

Visit https://t.co/RN2sWRnlJU to defend your website today.

[Dylan @undercoverwhale]

@SebastianWols17 @zauthinc If you are building a website that literally does anything - there is a high chance there a large vulnerabilities present.

For $49, you can pentest your website, and I guarantee you receive useful feedback.

https://t.co/aUBInraY4G