@blknoiz06@frankdegods Think it’s a matter of time before $ZAUTH MRR explodes
@zauthinc will become cyber security standard
Penetrating & whit hat pioneering like the OG McAfee did for early internet days
https://t.co/0H5K1jv2X9
solana:DNhQZ1CE9qZ2FNrVhsCXwQJ2vZG8ufZkcYakTS5Jpump has the potential to become one of the security industries biggest competitors
Their products beating billion $ competitors, they have a huge network of support
A cracked team & huge TAM that’s only growing
#AI security boom coming
$ZAUTH will lead it
Since February, the vision behind zauth has grown significantly.
AI has introduced 80 million new builders to the internet, and they need quality, affordable cybersecurity.
We already benchmark better than our billion dollar competitor, and our next release is even bigger.
The first winner of the $3,000,000 Build in Public Hackathon is here!
We’re proud to announce the first project to receive Pump Fund’s first $250,000 investment is @zauthx402!
Learn more about zauth and your chance to win 👇
Winner #1: @zauthinc
zauth is the trust and security layer for the agentic internet. As AI agents start to transact and act on their own, zauth gives them a way to check what they're dealing with first, verifying whether a paid endpoint works before funds are sent, scanning code for vulnerabilities, and monitoring the services agents rely on in real time.
Read more:
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.
Read this report by Lovable's head of security.
@Lovable is the leading vibe coding company and makes 500M in ARR. Their security partner, @AikidoSecurity, is the largest builder in agentic cybersec, and is worth a billion dollars.
@zauthinc found 2x more vulnerabilities than aikido in a head to head benchmark.
This post by lovable is literally the exact direction zauth is building, I'll link zauth's recent post below. $ZAUTH gives exposure to a 300 billion dollar industry. First winners of the @Pumpfun hackathon, have several 9 figure companies as customers, are putting revenue into the chart, and are incredibly undervalued.
This is my big bet.
Security is the most important industry
Speed to market, vulnerability risk & #AI hacking is accelerating
#AI security industry will become one of the largest & unavoidable
solana:DNhQZ1CE9qZ2FNrVhsCXwQJ2vZG8ufZkcYakTS5Jpump positioning as an early start up
Huge network, proven products & cracked team
@zauthinc
There's genuinely nothing like $ZAUTH. No company putting revenue into their chart like this.
One day people will say that this entry was obvious.
I will not be wrong.
Our repository analysis has been used 1.2 million times and analyzed over 17,000 unique GitHub repos.
Knowing what you or your agent installs should be the default.
Our mission is to put trust in the hands of everyone.
The security industry is set to explode over the next years.
The $ZAUTH team is building the critical infrastructure to secure and scale the entire emerging onchain economy.
You’re not just buying a coin... you’re buying the future of cybersecurity on Solana larping at a $3M market cap.
https://t.co/CYGdcPLiMU
#AI accelerated every industry except the most important: security
The pivot towards this is happening across the board
solana:DNhQZ1CE9qZ2FNrVhsCXwQJ2vZG8ufZkcYakTS5Jpump team building blue chip products built to scale
Like an early startup sitting sub $3m rn
last month we published a benchmark putting vector's blackbox scanner against aikido, a billion dollar pentesting platform, across ten real lovable apps.
aikido had full source code access. vector had none.
vector still caught 94 percent of critical vulnerabilities to aikido's 47. it found 9 unique criticals to their 1, at roughly a tenth of the cost, in half the time.
the bugs aikido missed with the code in hand included a crypto app leaking solana private keys to any anonymous user, an unauthenticated admin panel exposing the whole platform, and a four-step exploit chain manipulating nft royalties.
that was vector with no code access at all.
now we are building our own whitebox. our same live attacking engine with the full source code on top. it maps every route and call path, locates the exact vulnerable line, confirms a real request can reach it, fires an actual exploit to prove it, then writes the patch and re-runs the exploit to confirm the hole is closed.
vector already outscored their whitebox. this should not be possible.
our whitebox is going to be in a completely different league.
whitebox will let @zauthinc secure enterprise deals, offering services for a fraction of the cost of our competitors.
so excited to share it all with you. so much coming.
What's next for zauth.
The problem: AI changed who gets to build. Millions of people who never wrote a line of code are now shipping real apps to real users, and they're doing it fast. But security never came along for the ride. It's still priced, packaged, and staffed for enterprises with dedicated teams.
So now, we have an entire generation of builders shipping production software with no one checking whether it can be broken into. The gap between what's getting built and what's getting secured has never been wider.
Vector - our blackbox pentest - closes that gap from the outside in. It finds its own way in, chains the weaknesses together the way an actual attacker does, then tells you exactly how it got there and what to fix. But the hardest bugs don't live on the surface. They live in your business logic, your auth chains, the broken assumptions buried in code paths you only catch when you can see the whole system at once. An attacker on the outside might take weeks to find them. With the source code in hand, we can find them in minutes.
So we're bringing Vector inside with whitebox pentesting. This is full source-level access, paired with the same offensive engine that already attacks your app from the outside. Together, that's the kind of coverage enterprises actually need, and we're wiring it straight into your pipeline so every commit gets attacked before it ships. Continuous pressure on every push, before anything reaches production.
And we're not stopping there.
Testing tells you where you were exposed at a single moment in time. It can't help you when someone is inside your app right now, probing, escalating, looking for the one door you left open. So we're introducing something that watches in real time and fights back the moment an adversary shows up. It closes the gap between scans, the window where you're actually under attack. It's revolutionary and will be a first for the cybersecurity world. More on this soon.
Security has to be autonomous. It has to think like an attacker. And it has to be on your side.
Most importantly, it needs to be accessible.
zauth is building all this and more.
@zauthinc Just read this:
"We're introducing something that watches in real time and fights back the moment an adversary shows up. It closes the gap between scans, the window where you're actually under attack. It's revolutionary and will be a first for the cybersecurity world." fuck...
Remains one of the strongest #AI coins on @solana
With the biggest use case & demand outside of web3
solana:DNhQZ1CE9qZ2FNrVhsCXwQJ2vZG8ufZkcYakTS5Jpump is a security leader sitting in $3m range
In the agentic era, cybersecurity is not a luxury. It’s mandatory, and we’re proud to make an accessible version available to any business.
Covenant is building an operating system for agents. They understand that the infrastructure running autonomous work is exactly what needs protecting.
Wurk is pentested with @zauthinc vector 🛡️
Point it at a url and it does the whole thing solo. It even tried to create a keypair and log in. wild to watch.
$ZAUTH is enterprise ready #AI security
It’s business model doesn’t rely web3
Quality of product proven & beating billion $ competitors
Matter of time before 🚀