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Blog about the intersection of web3 and product security
Two curious web security professionals that stumbled into the world of Web3 and have yet to find their way out...
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Jun 3, 2025 · 1 min read · In January, Sony launched a blockchain. Their goal, according to them, was to “Realize the Open Internet that Transcends Boundaries." Well, that was their goal, until the Open Internet actually showed up. And there was one boundary Sony didn’t want t...
Join discussionApr 30, 2025 · 1 min read · A month ago, the Cronos blockchain voted to increase the supply of tokens in their ecosystem from 27B to 70B (!!!). This issuance was positioned as a reversal of the largest token burning program ever run in crypto, where 70% of the CRO token supply ...
Join discussionApr 17, 2025 · 1 min read · Fortunately (for niche podcasters such as ourselves), more detail has been published about just how the ByBit hack happened. The story now turns to Safe{Wallet} - ByBit’s multisig wallet provider. After getting access to a developer’s laptop, Lazarus...
Join discussionMar 16, 2025 · 1 min read · 1.4 million dollars worth of eth. Hm, what’s that? …no. That can’t be right. With a “B”? On February 21st, ByBit’s CEO clicked the most expensive click in history and authorized a transaction to send 1.4 billion worth of eth directly to North Korean ...
Join discussionMar 14, 2025 · 1 min read · On the blockchain, you are your keys… right? In this episode, the answer is - sort of. We take a look at zkLogin, a protocol that allows you to send transactions to a blockchain from an OAuth account. No, it’s not custodial. Its magic - or as near to...
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