@rappie_eth Thanks @rappie_eth, really appreciate it.
The most interesting part for me was using fuzzing to explore cross-chain behavior.
More to come soon !
Built the tools. Found the bugs.
We’re excited to welcome Gianluca Brigandi (@gbrigandi) to Perimeter as Tooling Specialist.
• Author of Traverse, Tameshi, and ThalIR
• Multiple confirmed bounties
@rappie_eth Thanks @rappie_eth, really appreciate it. I’m especially grateful for the trust you and @0xScourgedev have put in me and my approach from the start. Excited for what’s ahead !
Tomorrow I’m giving a webinar on installing a Wazuh MCP server (https://t.co/aoe6spsaK1).
I honestly didn’t expect this level of interest and registration went over capacity.
What surprised me most is the interest in practical SecOps workflows that connect Wazuh with AI in a real, usable way.
Thanks to everyone who signed up. Looking forward to walking through it live.
You asked, I listened.
Wazuh MCP server 0.3.0 now supports remote deployment with HTTP/SSE. No more localhost jail.
Bumped to MCP protocol 2025-06-18. Bleeding edge - build v0.3.0 from source for now.
Feedback welcome.
https://t.co/zH5K38frki
Great conversation with @juliankuners and @sgonzalezoyuela at DeFi Security Summit (DSS) / Devconnect BA about compilers and hybrid LLM + static analysis approaches. Refreshing to have these exchanges.
Happy to announce my talk “From Code to Graph: Building a Universal Representation for Solidity Analysis” has been selected for W3ST at Devconnect 2025.
https://t.co/a5BPcxxzVW
If you’ll be there and want to meet, DM me. Thanks @Montyly for organizing.
I've found out this tool on @github and made a video tutorial showing how to analyze @solidity_lang smart contracts and generate automatic graphics and sequence diagrams ;)
https://t.co/qSBt3x8WZz
Traverse evolved from solving specific smart contract review pain points into a comprehensive analysis toolkit. Looking forward to seeing what the community builds with it!
Thanks @noah_eth for the incredible collaboration, support and believing in open sourcing this! 🙏
Programming is thinking + syntax. Maybe 90% thinking and 10% syntax. While you can automate away syntax, you can only ever outsource thinking to someone/something that can think. Attempts to outsource thinking to a syntax generator do not end well.