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[Sumanth @Sumanth_077]

Microsoft launched the best course on AI Agents!

AI Agents for Beginners

This Free 11 lesson course is available on Github and will teach you everything you need to get started with building AI agents.

[Python Developer @PythonDvz]

AI Agents Learning Roadmap https://t.co/69sfnHzchh

[Tech Fusionist @techyoutbe]

40+ AI Agent Cheat Sheet + Project Ideas 🔥🔥

[Aakash Gupta @aakashgupta]

A guy from Reddit just dropped the most practical guide to building your first AI Agent 👇

[chrisdior @chrisdior777]

Source:

https://t.co/3e3IxHh86S

[Katie Paxton-Fear @InsiderPhD]

Also they just gave me a code if you use FEAR40 it will give you 40% off the full day event, there are some great session here so well worth it!

[Shieldify Security @ShieldifySec]

Security Analysis of DeFi: Vulnerabilities, Attacks and Advances 🫡

https://t.co/bhQZoJgAhy

[chrisdior @chrisdior777]

Here is something useful for the Solana devs:

Beware of Arbitrary CPI Attacks! If you don't validate the target program ID in a Cross-Program Invocation, attackers can hijack execution and bypass security!

Always verify the program ID before invoking:

https://t.co/1c9gKJst9m

[Securr @Securrtech]

Master Web3 🚀🔥

The Learning Tree 🌳⚡️

|── Step 1: Blockchain & Web3 Fundamentals
| ├── How blockchains work (PoW, PoS, etc.)
| ├── Ethereum & EVM fundamentals
| ├── Smart contract basics (Solidity, Move, Sway)
| ├── Decentralization & trustless systems
| ├── Cryptographic principles (hashing, signatures)
| ├── Gas fees & transaction mechanics
| └── Nodes, RPCs & indexing services
|
|── Step 2: Smart Contract Development
| ├── Solidity deep dive (state, storage, memory)
| ├── Writing & deploying contracts on Ethereum
| ├── Interacting with contracts via Ethers.js & Web3.js
| ├── Gas optimization techniques
| ├── Upgradeable contracts & proxy patterns
| ├── Cross-contract interactions & permissions
| ├── Multi-chain & cross-chain smart contracts
|
|── Step 3: DeFi & dApp Development
| ├── ERC token standards (ERC-20, ERC-721, ERC-1155)
| ├── AMMs (Uniswap, Balancer, Curve)
| ├── Lending protocols (Aave, Compound)
| ├── Governance & DAOs (Snapshot, Aragon)
| ├── Cross-chain bridges & interoperability
| ├── Layer 2 scaling (Optimism, Arbitrum, zkSync)
| ├── NFT marketplaces & royalties
|
|── Step 4: Web3 Security & Smart Contract Auditing
| ── Common Web3 Vulnerabilities
| ├── Reentrancy attacks
| ├── Flash loan exploits
| ├── Oracle manipulation attacks
| ├── Signature malleability & replay attacks
| ├── Storage collision in upgradeable contracts
| ├── Unchecked return values & delegatecall risks
| ├── Timestamp dependencies & block manipulation
| ├── Front-running & MEV attacks
| ├── Cross-chain security risks
| ├── Gas griefing & DoS attacks
|
|── Step 5: Web3 Development Tools & Debugging
| ├── Hardhat, Foundry, Remix & Truffle
| ├── Ethers.js & Web3.js for frontend interaction
| ├── Debugging with Tenderly & OpenZeppelin Defender
| ├── Security tools (Slither, Mythril, Echidna)
| ├── Static & dynamic analysis for vulnerabilities
| ├── Fuzz testing & differential testing
| ├── Gas profiling & optimization
|
|── Step 6: Advanced Web3 Concepts
| ├── Account abstraction & smart wallets
| ├── ZK proofs & privacy-preserving transactions
| ├── MEV & its impact on DeFi security
| ├── Layer 2 data availability challenges
| ├── Composability & interoperability in Web3
| ├── Secure off-chain data oracles (Chainlink, Pyth)
| ├── Decentralized identity & Verifiable Credentials
|
|── Step 7: Get Involved & Build Your Reputation
| ├── Contribute to open-source Web3 projects
| ├── Write research blogs & security write-ups
| ├── Participate in Web3 hackathons & bounty programs
| ├── Submit vulnerabilities to top bug bounty platforms
| ├── Join Web3 communities & network with experts

[0xaudron @0xaudron]

Web3 Security Resources by @__Raiders :
https://t.co/E2t0WI3sue

[Matt Dancho (Business Science) @mdancho84]

Data scientists: STOP learning data science.

Start learning AI. This is why: 🧵

[Python Developer @PythonDvz]

Types of ETL Testing !

[Muqsit 𝕏 @mqst_]

📱 iOS Pentesting: Intro to Reversing iOS Swift Apps with radare2

Blog: https://t.co/Kt5m2Ed3Ui

#infosec

[chrisdior @chrisdior777]

If you are a Solidity dev or a Junior-Mid auditor, make sure you pay attention here.✍️

Must-know contracts:

Token contracts: The most used token standards are EIP20 for fungible tokens, and EIP721 for NFTs.

Proxies: There are many different proxy implementations, have a look at the OpenZeppelin Upgradable Proxies.

MasterChef contract: A staking contract by SushiSwap where users deposit LP tokens and receive rewards.

Compound: A must-know protocol if you want to have solid knowledge of Lending/Borrowing codebases.

UniswapV2: The basis for understanding automated market makers (AMMs) in general. You should also understand how LP tokens work.

[Akshay 🚀 @akshay_pachaar]

Build and deploy LLM agents using just natural language! 🔥

AutoAgent is a fully-automated, self-developing framework that lets you create and deploy LLM agents using natural language alone.

(100% open-source)

[Patrick Collins @PatrickAlphaC]

The EVM.

What does it look like?

And why am I getting "Stack too deep" errors?

Why am I getting "data location must be `memory` or `calldata`"?

Where can the EVM read/write data?

Let's dive in.

[Securr @Securrtech]

EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT WRITING TEST CASES FOR SMART CONTRACTS 📃

1. Setting Up a Smart Contract Testing Environment
2. Writing Unit Tests
3. Security-Focused Testing
4. Edge Case Testing
5. Advanced Testing: Fuzzing & Gas Efficiency

https://t.co/GFlEO1D3BM

[Filip Hric @filip_hric]

🛠️ I built auto-healing tool for @playwrightweb tests 🎭

But it’s not the auto-healing you might think it is. I built an MCP server that can run Playwright tests and analyze data from test trace. It looks for:

- timing issues
- dead clicks
- network errors
...and many other common errors.

it goes deeper and wider than the error message of a failed test, which let’s be honest, hardly ever tells the REAL story of why e2e test failed.

The MCP server provides Cursor IDE (shown in demo), with suggestions on fix, whether that is in the test code, or the application under test.

I believe it’s pretty cool, but let me know your thoughts.

(link to video in the thread)

[Solidity @solidity_lang]

We are thrilled to release Solidity v0.8.29!

This version of the compiler brings support for EVM Object Format (experimental), custom storage layouts, ethdebug, and more.

📝 Blog: https://t.co/2ndqSdkw15
💾 GitHub: https://t.co/WttwbyVjeA

Follow along for notable features 🧵↓