Exit Alpha USDC Delta V2 on Morpho immediately! It has 17M exposure to the msY (Main Street Yield) market. This market is fully utilized for a couple of days already, with borrowers paying 100% apy. Strangely, big borrowers aren't repaying. msY is an off-chain strategy that promises 12% doing a 'box spread'. No way to check under the hood here. Take the liquidity and leave, ask questions later.
going through my following list and making some changes
i’m unfollowing all paid KOLs who promoted $SPC
i followed most of you because i saw something valuable at the time - but this kind of promotion doesn’t sit right with me
if my unfollow causes any inconvenience, i apologize, but I don’t align with it
i prefer to keep my timeline honest and true to what i actually believe in
thanks: @0xvietnguyen
USE THE PROMPT BELOW IN CODEX/CC TO PROTECT YOUR SYSTEM AND CODEBASE FROM NPM SUPPLY CHAIN ATTACKS (LIKE TANSTACK TODAY):
"""
set up npm supply-chain protection on this
machine. do all four steps.
1. edit ~/.npmrc. keep every existing line (auth
tokens etc), append:
min-release-age=7
minimum-release-age=10080
save-exact=true
2. edit ~/.bunfig.toml (create if missing). keep
existing content, append:
[install]
minimumReleaseAge = 604800
3. in this project, open package.json and pin
every dependency:
strip ^ and ~ from every version under dependencies, devDependencies, and peerDependencies. exact versions only.
4. commit the lockfile (bun.lock /
package-lock.json / pnpm-lock.yaml)
so the resolved tree is locked in git. then report: files changed, deps pinned, anything unexpected.
"""
the cooldown makes every package manager refuse any version published in the last 7 days. attack chains usually only last a couple hours, but this protects you long term and for any future attacks... which at this rate will keep happening
bug bounty tip:
when you see “export data” functionality, slow down
test:
can i export someone else’s data
can i export deleted data
can i export admin-only fields
can i request export as low-priv user
can i change user id in export job
does the download link expire
is the file stored publicly
does old export still work after permission change
exports are where privacy goes to become a zip file
question, don't hunt without any goal.
so let me tell you what happened at Coinbase
first, they laid of 14% of the workforce
by proudly announcing that "non-technical teams are now shipping production code"
then they took the money they saved and bought $88,000,000 worth of Bitcoin
and then the Coinbase trading went down and it's been six hours
bcoz their non-technical team shipped something to production😂
and somewhere in a city, a recently laid-off Coinbase engineer is on his couch watching all this chaos, smiling
because he knows the difference between prompting and engineering
someone even said "they would have fixed this if they were not laid off lol"
wdyt they shouldn’t have laid of those employees? discuss
‼️🚨 Microsoft calls this "intended behaviour," so here we go.
How to dump the credentials of every user stored in Microsoft Edge:
1. Open Edge. Don't browse anywhere, just open it.
2. Flip to Task Manager, find Edge, expand the task.
3. Highlight the "browser" sub-task, right-click, and choose "Create Memory Dump."
4. Open the dump file and look for credentials.
The logged-in Windows user can dump every stored Edge credential with no additional rights. Which means any malware that user executes has those credentials for the asking.
Thanks to Rob VandenBrink at SANS: https://t.co/ebtVZxne4L
Interesting case today.
Someone reached out asking me to recover around $7.5k in tokens from a compromised wallet. I managed to recover the funds, but before sending anything back, I asked for proof of ownership.
While checking the address, I noticed that this wallet had previously used @Zun2025’s services, so I reached out to him directly. We went through the details together and tried to figure out who the real owner was.
In the end, after comparing the evidence from both sides, I sent the funds to the person who provided stronger proof of ownership.
If your wallet is compromised but still has assets left, it does not always mean it is over. There may still be a chance to recover them.
If you ever find yourself in a similar situation, feel free to reach out to me directly.
#antidrain #security
The music industry had a pirate enemy.
It wasn't a person. It wasn't a company. It was a Python script.
It is called yt-dlp. 158K stars. Unlicensed. Sony couldn't sue it if they tried. There's no copyright to violate.
Then the music industry did the unthinkable.
October 23, 2020. The RIAA filed a DMCA takedown. GitHub complied. The repo and 18 forks vanished within hours.
Then one developer had an idea.
He merged the entire source code into GitHub's own DMCA takedown repository. The takedown notice now contained the tool it was trying to delete.
24 days later, GitHub reversed course. Reinstated everything. Put $1 million into a developer defense fund.
The music industry lost.
Here's the wildest part:
The community forked youtube-dl. Renamed it yt-dlp. Same code. New name. Latest release: March 17, 2026. Still impossible to kill.
One Python script vs. the entire music industry.
But DO NOT install it. Sony, Universal, and Warner deserve your $15.99/month.
100% Open Source.
(Link in the comments)
“Nice piece”
Jeremy you are falling for AI slop.
The current meta is to publish AI generated governance posts or long form articles to farm engagement for credibility.
Believe it or not all of these third world airdrop farmer accounts did not suddenly become academic researchers overnight.
Uploading a white paper or article to Claude or OpenAI and having AI rephrase as original think pieces has somehow fooled so many teams / founders.
That diagram is 100% Claude generated. The punctuation on the governance forum is unnatural and also has AI characteristics such as “it’s not X it’s Y”
As proof here’s me uploading the Arc lite paper to Claude and prompting it to create a diagram with a similar result:
12 more protocols got hacked since the $280M Drift exploit
Here’s what the last 2 weeks looked like:
> CoW Swap: frontend/DNS hijack
> Hyperbridge: forged message exploit
1B tokens minted, price → zero
> Bybit: $1B exploit attempt
Blocked in time
> KuCoin: $9.5M laundered
> Kraken: insider extortion attempt
2,000+ accounts exposed
> Dango: smart contract bug
$410K drained
> Silo V2: oracle exploit
$392K lost
> BSC TMM: reserve manipulation
$1.67M lost
> Aethir / SubQuer: access control
$480K combined
> MONA: burn address exploit
$61K lost
> Zerion: social engineering
$100K drained
Overall in 2026 around 45 protocols hacked
$450M+ lost in total
What’s actually the weakest link right now - code, people, or the system itself?
Just to be clear:
You copy and paste. You do not add any unique commentary. You leverage your follower count to take impressions from other posts.
Our users derive no value from this.
You are welcome to continue to do this, but it does not create any business value for X or enrich our timeline.
Claude Code with agent, autonomously hacked Subway Surfers, and printed millions of coins.
A rooted Android phone... and it turned Subway Surfers into a money printer.
From 4 coins to 2,000,000+ coins in two runs. autonomous loop, analyzed, and pwned a Unity game in one session, intercepts traffic, bypasses SSL pinning, and even reverse-engineers offline games.
The full Setup: Rooted emulator via rootAVD + Magisk + AlwaysTrustUserCerts.
Toolchain: UI Automator, mitmproxy traffic capture, Frida bypass scripts, APK static analysis.
The agent loops by itself:
- Dump screen & UI elements
- Tap/swipe via ADB
- Analyze traffic or binary
- Decide next move without a human.
It played the game, reverse-engineered the Unity IL2CPP binary, hooked Frida on SafeInt anti-cheat, and silently multiplied currency.
Subway Surfers (com.kiloo.subwaysurf) Almost zero network traffic to agent pivots.
Detects Unity IL2CPP parses global-metadata.dat
Finds WalletModel, RunSessionData, AddCoins, and SetCurrencySilently.
Then hooks with Frida and multiplies rewards ×100+.
Result: 4 coins to over 2 million.
SafeInt anti-cheat? Bypassed Stealth mode
This is the future of mobile pentesting?
credit via: @skshadan_
- https://t.co/TtQX9szWjH
26 LLM routers are secretly injecting malicious tool calls and stealing creds. One drained our client $500k wallet.
We also managed to poison routers to forward traffic to us. Within several hours, we can directly take over ~400 hosts.
Check our paper: https://t.co/zyWz25CDpl