For too long, high-quality security audits were a privilege reserved for well-funded projects Not anymore We’re proud to announce that we got to audit @cloak_ag, a @colosseum backed privacy project Within the first 2 hours, we identified a critical vulnerability and worked with Cloak to patch it immediately. Funds are SAFU. To support the next generation of Solana builders, we’re offering: > 1 FREE full security audit for the next Colosseum Grand Prize winner > 50% OFF security audits for every team accepted into the next Colosseum accelerator batch (full audit for only $2.5k) AI has changed the game. Hackers find vulnerabilities faster than ever Security needs to evolve just as fast. We are Proof of Exploit, and we make security accessible to every builder on @solana

Welcome to the Nexusol directory, @ProofOfExploit 👋 Smart contract audits for early-stage Solana teams, before mainnet: → flat $5,000, report in 7 days → a working exploit for every finding that matters → free re-audit after you patch Check them Out NOW 👇

Security is changing right in front of us AI finds holes faster than ever Gave the @islanddao builders an urgent briefing this morning Rotate your keys Update your systems Watch for the newest patches

🚨 Hackers are using powerful AI and it's causing a global cybersecurity crisis > PHP runs 70% of the internet and just got two critical holes exposed > LiteLLM, a popular AI library, was backdoored and steals keys from anyone who installed it > Node.js and Next.js, the base of most web apps, shipped critical fixes And more... This is the tech most crypto companies run on, if you're a builder: > Rotate every key. API, SSH, cloud, deploy. > Update everything. PHP, Node, Next.js, your dependencies. > Keep an eye on the latest patches Don't assume these hackers will skip you They won't, and your users pay for it

#MadeinThailand4Solana# Getting your smart contract audited is a must, but for small teams it can cost more than the whole build. @ProofOfExploit wants to fix that 🔓 They do hybrid audits for early-stage @Solana projects. Their engine and security tools scan the code first, then real researchers check every finding by hand. Anything serious comes with a working exploit, so founders know which bugs actually matter. You also get step-by-step fixes, a free re-audit after patching, and an audited badge. It's run by two founders, an ethical hacker and a security architect, who quit their jobs 4 months ago to build this. They also ran a security workshop with @SuperteamTH. Fixing bugs before launch beats fixing them after, every time Build with @SuperteamTH @SuperteamBR 🩷 started with @islanddao @Colosseum @Solana #cryptoworldfair#

4 months ago we both quit our jobs to build something we believe in Met by coincidence, won a hackathon, and never stopped building We just submitted Proof of Exploit to @colosseum 🔓 Here's what we've built, why we built it and how we got here 🧵

4 months ago we both quit our jobs to build something we believe in Met by coincidence, won a hackathon, and never stopped building We just submitted Proof of Exploit to @colosseum 🔓 Here's what we've built, why we built it and how we got here 🧵

September was our biggest month yet Started in Bali, ended at the @SuperteamBR Garage in Brazil In between: a full relaunch, our first ambassador cohort, a reworked audit workflow & heads down building for @colosseum Our recap is live👇

Millions of dollars in NFTs were vulnerable until a whitehat hacker @0xQuit took it upon himself to rescue them! Here is the story: A massive hack just took place via the @MagicEden NFT marketplace A bug in an old smart contract used by the marketplace, allowed hackers to use an old wallet approval from users to steal their NFTs and approved balances! The marketplace itself was already gone, but the wallet approvals users granted years ago were still sitting onchain That meant NFTs could be pulled from those wallets without the owner signing anything new After a few initial reports, the scale started to become more obvious, this was not a one-off theft It was an open door across a huge set of leftover approvals On the newer version of the contract an emergency pause could be triggered but this was not possible on the older version of the contract @0xQuit quickly realized this and started going to work in a race against the malicious hackers The goal was simple, steal the vulnerable assets and secure them before the malicious hackers could do so By morning, the whitehat managed to secure more than $5.7M in NFTs Unfortunately the malicious hackers realized not only NFTs but also approved WETH and USDC balances could be stolen The total reported theft (beyond the rescued NFTs) has been estimated at $2.8M+ but would have been significantly bigger without the hero whitehat hacker coming to the rescue!

Over the past few months, we spoke to founders across Solana, sharpened our mission & kept on building, day in and out Today we're proud to release the next chapter for Proof of Exploit New positioning, new strategy, new logo, new website All live now👇

After wrapping up day 2 of @CoinfestAsia in Bali, we’re still processing how different this one felt compared to most crypto events we’ve been to At the majority of conferences and festivals, the room is usually full of builders, developers, founders, and people already deep in the space This event felt different, many local Indonesian students and young people who came specifically to learn Not necessarily to network for jobs or raise money, not to flex their projects, just genuinely curious about crypto, asking basic to intermediate questions, taking notes, and wanting to understand how this whole thing actually works The hunger for knowledge was very real. It felt less like an industry meetup and more like watching the next wave of local crypto natives form in real time Indonesia’s adoption story is still in that pure education phase in a lot of places, and you could feel it at Coinfest Day 2 of Coinfest we spent at the @MeteoraAG x @bitget side event Great location at a private villa village with a little night market of food & drink stands and a nice environment to meet people We ended up having some genuinely interesting conversations with people from both the local and international side Met @Friday_SOL & @Efunderf from @SuperteamINDO to discuss how we can collaborate and help Indonesian builders ship secure code Bullish on Indonesia! 🇮🇩

After wrapping up day 2 of @CoinfestAsia in Bali, we’re still processing how different this one felt compared to most crypto events we’ve been to At the majority of conferences and festivals, the room is usually full of builders, developers, founders, and people already deep in the space This event felt different, many local Indonesian students and young people who came specifically to learn Not necessarily to network for jobs or raise money, not to flex their projects, just genuinely curious about crypto, asking basic to intermediate questions, taking notes, and wanting to understand how this whole thing actually works The hunger for knowledge was very real. It felt less like an industry meetup and more like watching the next wave of local crypto natives form in real time Indonesia’s adoption story is still in that pure education phase in a lot of places, and you could feel it at Coinfest Day 2 of Coinfest we spent at the @MeteoraAG x @bitget side event Great location at a private villa village with a little night market of food & drink stands and a nice environment to meet people We ended up having some genuinely interesting conversations with people from both the local and international side Met @Friday_SOL & @Efunderf from @SuperteamINDO to discuss how we can collaborate and help Indonesian builders ship secure code Bullish on Indonesia! 🇮🇩