Certik hacked Kraken for $3 million.

They waited 5 days to disclose the vulnerability.

Certik audit is a red flag. Drama 🧵👇

II. It's not a joke.

https://x.com/CertiK/status/1803646511110365426

Check out point 5. Did they really just "tested its limits?" (lol)

III. Nick Percoco, CEO of Kraken, created a thread where he explained all the drama.

https://x.com/c7five/status/1803403617543888940

As it turned out, hackers could literally print assets in their Kraken account for a period of time.

Hackers leveraged $4 and made $3 million from it.

IV. Is it the first time such a thing is happening? The answer is clear - no.

https://x.com/solidityauditor/status/1803575357448106121

Tbh, 
@CertiK
 has the best business model in auditing.

They'll overcharge you for an audit, and once you're live they'll hack your protocol due to bugs that they missed.

"Your security sucks, do better"

V. Auditing is a joke here.

https://x.com/delucinator/status/1803494090438537704

Early on when 
@CertiK
 launched (2020), the number of protocols they audited that ended up being hacked was already worrying.

This post discusses a cybersecurity incident involving Certik and Kraken. It is important to stay updated on such events to understand the risks and vulnerabilities in the digital world. Stay informed and take necessary precautions.