asher pembroke

Burn the land and boil the sea

[asher pembroke @asherp]

@JoeNakamoto I prefer this one β

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@vnprc_ @intangiblecoins It's still true if bip54 activates. But the cleaner way is to soft fork to increase difficulty, so time based scripts would be unaffected

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@vdWijden @DanielRX_ Thanos logic

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@reardencode @FPupusas @secsovereign Ironically, as we move toward formal verification, then a bug in one implies a bug in the other.

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@w_s_bitcoin I noticed that happens when my laptop isn't grounded.

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@r0ckstardev I'm so busy I forgot we still had these things

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@cryptoScrutini I'm building towards this. About to give a talk on enclave wallets at BTC++ Seoul.

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@niftynei @btcplusplus Make it so!

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@CiceroMT5 @MrHodl @callebtc And he who looks a gift-horse in the mouth is soon trampled.

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@CiceroMT5 @MrHodl @callebtc The difference between good slop and bad slop is taste.

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@drdr_zz @WhiteHatMage Performance needs defining here. ie losing a billion dollars quickly has great performance but little value.

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@Divincii22 @SamuraiShibaJP Those aren't the ones being polite

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@Divincii22 @SamuraiShibaJP Southern California is nothing like the Midwest when it comes to politeness

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@vzxxbacq_fhq So duct tape solves the problem, but it doesn't fix it?

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@rikiyatakehi @aakashpathak_ @a1zhang @lateinteraction @jayden_teoh_ "simply mitigating looping" is the crux of the local minima problem. But in higher dimensions maybe it is "that easy"

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@Rob1Ham Is this the singularity?

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@m4rio_eth This is why devops should never be able swap deployments or even create transactions without authorization. That's like letting an electrician have a look at your books because they can keep the lights on.

[m4rio @m4rio_eth]

So you need to understand:
Attack chain
- Fake recruitment interview: An engineer downloaded a malicious coding assignment onto a work Mac. They used this for recon.
- Endpoint compromise: Malware replaced the legitimate pyenv executable, established attacker communication, and evaded endpoint protection.
- AI tooling pivot: Attackers leveraged Binance's internal AI tool to compromise two additional wallet engineers.
- Credential theft: Stole a Wallet DevOps engineer's container deployment token.
- Infrastructure compromise: Used another engineer's machine to deploy a malicious container and reach wallet-signing operations.

When I say

[asher pembroke @asherp]

@ripgarythegoat @crystalwizard @SyntheticBeef It helps to be really really good looking