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[Mutebi @mutebiiii]

We only justify what we believe in

[SP @sspencerukk]

They’re calling it the most Friday Thursday on record

[sc @sxdiqcarter_]

Lowkey, Elon cooked with that location thing. Niggas were pushing white supremacy agenda from Africa 😭😭

[Never Take An L🤷🏽‍♂️ @Nezzzooo]

Graphics peaked 11 years ago

[Lee Lin | AI @LeeLinAI123]

When the first ape threw a stone for the first time......

[NBA @NBA]

These handles at his age are not normal 🤯

(via: aj_lovetoball/IG)

[conor brennan-burke @contextconor]

whoever successfully rebranded ‘bots’ as ‘agents’ is a god-tier marketer

[der erlkönig @cvmonakow]

This question has already been resolved

[Imade. @ImadeIyamu]

You'd be surprised the number of people spending majority of their days doing things that make them miserable, simply because others see it as impressive.

[iloveyourmummyjsyk @g4na_xo]

to the apps that pause my music when i open them, fuck you

[Money Ape @TheMoneyApe]

Nancy Pelosi after the vote:

[Sani Yusuf @saniyusuf]

The single reason I have not done a tech startup in Nigeria. Go and solve the basic problems like water, roads, and transport fess

[nico schillagi @nschillagi]

terrifyingly accurate

[purple🍃✨ @doseofpurple_]

not using ai and still getting 60% ai detected has to be the modern version of being accused of witchcraft.

[emil @emilfagerholm]

the best way to find the needle is to burn the haystack

[COCAO @abulaforever]

really basic insight. the astonishment in the responses makes me wonder what startups are doing with their data.

[Florian Roth ⚡️ @cyb3rops]

Dropping a WordPress pre-auth RCE on a Friday is the best way to make friends

[tempest @tempst0]

Horrible to see the Ostium exploit, bad for everyone in the industry and really sucks. The protocol lost approximately $23.7 million from its OLP vault on Arbitrum across several txns.

Traders on Ostium trade against a liquidity vault that acts as counterparty to every position, so trader profit is paid out of it. The hack essentially let fake/fabricated profitable trades via oracle exploit get paid out in USDC from the vault:

- open a BTC/USD position with USDC margin
- fulfill the open order at $5K/BTC using a fabricated self-signed low opening price
- close the position
- fulfill the close order at $60K/BTC using a fabricated self-signed high price

Inside the first batch call of trades alone, five cycles of this paid out $10K, $90K, $800K, $7M, and $5.3M for a total of $11.86M

2nd attack: $4.5M
3rd: $3.6M
4th: $2.7M
5th: $1M

Ostium uses a signed oracle. The verifier takes a price report, recovers the signer from the signature, and checks that the signer is on an authorized list. It validates the signer's identity, not whether the price is accurate. The attacker held an authorized oracle-signer key and a registered keeper (PriceUpKeep) forwarder, which is the role that fulfills pending orders. Both of these roles should only be granted by Ostium governance/timelock and cannot be self-assigned.

This was a key compromise, not a market-based oracle manipulation (no flash loan, no manipulation of a spot price on a thin pool. Whether the key was stolen externally or misused by someone with access is not yet confirmed.

The attacker has since swapped into ETH and is distributing out large amounts to various wallets. The vault currently holds approximately $9.0M, down 72.5% from $32.7M immediately before the attack.

[J. J. Ellis @jjellisart]

I said this about AI well over a year ago. Using it to diagnose and fire people with medical conditions so they lose their insurance AND their income is somehow even more heartless and evil than I’d predicted.

[Miloh @oyinakindele]

📍 There’s no deadline I cannot meet as long as there’s a 2am before it comes.