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Former Ethereum core dev at @ErigonEth. Created @otterscan. Sometimes shitposter

Sao Paulo, Brazil
Joined January 2020
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[1/6] Long story, short: introducing Otterscan, an open-source, blazingly fast, laptop-friendly, @ethereum block explorer built on top of @ErigonEth 🦦
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Willian Mitsuda (β˜•, β˜•) πŸ¦‡πŸ”Š retweeted
With the recent wave of vulnerability disclosures, it’s a good time to take a closer look at your own code. Turn your coding agent into a team of security auditors with the open-source skill that seeded Cloudflare’s vulnerability discovery harness. The 6 phase approach: 1. Map the codebase 2. Hunt for vulnerabilities 3. Challenge each candidate 4. Record the findings 5. Verify the findings 6. Report what’s confirmed, rejected, or still needs validation Start your hunt here: github.com/cloudflare/securi…
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The web rewrite is working. On a slow connection, the old X web took more than 22 seconds to show the first post on a profile. The new X web does it in 2.7 seconds. Here's how we did it, and how we're rolling it out one country at a time. blog.x.com/en/engineering/re…
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that’s the correct way we should all be doing, not calling engineer A or B retard
assume a good portion of your engineers are/will compromised and design the internal architecture & process around that assumptions
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Amazon Brasil has definitely become the worst place to buy anything in Brazil
ParabΓ©ns @amazonbrasil @AmazonHelp pelo serviΓ§o porco de entregas. Me enviam um produto caro, limitado, difΓ­cil de comprar, sem embalagem externa e com etiqueta de entrega colada no produto. Qual a lΓ³gica? Custa ter uma embalagem descente ? NΓ£o vou devolver mas pedi reembolso.
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A Amazon envia itens selecionados na embalagem original do fabricante sem caixa adicional como parte do programa oficial de sustentabilidade "Envio sem embalagem adicional da Amazon" (SIPP). Clientes sΓ£o informados no checkout e podem optar por embalagem extra da Amazon. revistapegn.globo.com/redes-sociais/… x.com/AmazonHelp/sta… amazon.com.br/b?ie=UTF8&node…
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The Rust remake of sudo is not a drop-in replacement for good old sudo. Weird choice.
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some people are calling the engineers A and B retarded in the comments, but I'm pretty anyone here could've fallen for that, maybe some bad day or just not enough coffee... and voilΓ , pwned
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Fixes available in -proposed pocket for CVE-2026-98432. Read the blog for more details: ubuntu.com/blog/fixes-availa…
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Willian Mitsuda (β˜•, β˜•) πŸ¦‡πŸ”Š retweeted
SOLAR: 100x FASTER SOLIDITY Solar is the future of Solidity and the EVM. It's >100x faster than Solc. It has faster bytecode than Solady with no assembly. Its bytecode is faster to interpret by the EVM. Solar fixes Stack Too Deep! foundryup forge --use solar Blog below.
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So turns out we were right: stack too deep was always fixable without any EVM changes
SOLAR: 100x FASTER SOLIDITY Solar is the future of Solidity and the EVM. It's >100x faster than Solc. It has faster bytecode than Solady with no assembly. Its bytecode is faster to interpret by the EVM. Solar fixes Stack Too Deep! foundryup forge --use solar Blog below.
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whitehacking cleaning up the rest? anyway the old deposit seed is already compromissed
The Mercado Bitcoin Hacker is still sweeping thousands old deposit addresses. Not leaving a dollar behind.
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Willian Mitsuda (β˜•, β˜•) πŸ¦‡πŸ”Š retweeted
So whoever did this can also move money out of MB's customer deposit addresses. At 14:03 they did it again with stablecoins: 776 addresses, $82k of USDT and USDC. Most of the USDT went into the address Tether had already frozen. MB says customers haven't lost anything.
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Willian Mitsuda (β˜•, β˜•) πŸ¦‡πŸ”Š retweeted
Brazil's Mercado Bitcoin lost about $49M across 17 chains overnight. The attacker picked at 8 small chains for 4 hours, then emptied the main hot wallets in 67 minutes. Hours later they swept 27,160 customer deposit addresses too. I traced every step 🧡
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yeah, very awful comms, they should fire their social media or whoever made that statement if there will be an exchange after that episode
Replying to @Cointelegraph
brazil's biggest exchange this morning
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Willian Mitsuda (β˜•, β˜•) πŸ¦‡πŸ”Š retweeted
So @Ubuntu still hasn't patched this open hole on any Ubuntu server on the public internet that lets anyone take it over We might just have to switch all our servers over to Debian in this new post-AGI time of rapid cybersecurity hacks which require just as rapid patching Slowpokes will be left behind chalmovsky.com/posts/wtf-ubu…
This is why I said you want your VPS ports all closed Then only let it be accessible inside your Tailscale for SSH and via a Cloudflare Tunnel to receive web traffic Any Linux box can be taken over with just a single TCP port exposed to the internet now A stop gap is disabling MPTCP on your VPS now but even better is not having any public ports exposed!
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yeah, they just need to run geth β€”return-funds-to-binance <block-number> β€”dangerously-skip-permissions and restart the nodes
Wouldn't it be easy to ask 2/3 of the Ethereum nodes to return the hacked funds to Binance? Claude tells me 8 entities control 67% of the network. Lido, BitMine, Coinbase, Binance, Figment, Grayscale, EtherFi, and Kraken.
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