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Got targeted today by what looks like a fake audit/recruitment campaign.
They opened the conversation by linking my Cantina profile and asking if I was looking for new opportunities.
At first it looked like a normal audit lead. They said they were building an RWA protocol and needed a smart contract auditor.
I asked what chain.
“EVM”
I told them I mainly audit Solana/Rust, so I probably wasn’t a good fit.
A minute later it became “actually multi-chain,” and they sent me a tech stack full of Solana/Rust, Anchor, SPL, PDA/CPI, Metaplex, etc.
They were also very pushy about getting on a call immediately, followed by NDA signing and private GitHub access.
I kept asking for the company/project details first.
Eventually they gave me https://t.co/X0wIVUL4nG.
ChainVisita has already been publicly documented in a fake developer recruitment campaign where targets were given malicious repositories that downloaded a second-stage stealer targeting browser credentials and crypto wallets.
So if you get a similar audit offer, especially one tailored around your public security profile and quickly leading to a private repo, be careful.
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StarCraft 3 is reportedly on the table after more than a decade
Developer Nexon is pursuing an agreement with Blizzard that would allow it to develop a sequel
No, memcoins and 'speculative use cases' are not the same as gambling, the former is a game based on deception and the latter is a game known upfront, like anyone can look up the odds for roulette or blackjack on google. It's not about game theory, it's about ethics
I’ve become ultra bearish on anti-memecoin/anti-speculative-use-cases doomers (I used to be one myself)
Being a gambling doomer is low-cost status
All of finance sits somewhere on the speculation spectrum
Young people take more risk and older people take less, this is simply how human brains work
If only the lowest risk use cases but none of the highest risk use cases for digital money move onchain, it isn’t possible to win because technology revolutions are led by young people
The kids that grow up with crypto are the ones that will make it the default in society
We need to meet these young people where they are, not force upon them a vision for what we think is dignified
Very interesting. Looks like strong possibility that `switck`, the account writing the buggy libngu library that caused all this, was actually Peter Gray (@DocHex), CTO of Coinkite.
This is the same guy that shrugged off my report of the possibility of the defect in May 2025.
Very interesting. Looks like strong possibility that `switck`, the account writing the buggy libngu library that caused all this, was actually Peter Gray (@DocHex), CTO of Coinkite.
This is the same guy that shrugged off my report of the possibility of the defect in May 2025.
@joxegr@infosec_us_team For the delivery, mail is my preferred but I'm old school I guess, I bet many whitehats would appreciate webhooks for their automated flows