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Fwiw, please verify your message and domain hashes when you use Safe; I spent many, many hours building this simple Bash script for local verification: https://github.com/pcaversaccio/safe-tx-hashes-util

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This morning I tried to read some MSM to understand their coverage about the recent meme token launches. I can't believe they literally block me because I use a VPN and disable JavaScript from running in the browser (this effectively blocks tracking scripts and analytics).

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you're right - am working on something

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Almost a year ago, I published my "Ethereum Cypherpunk Manifesto". Have we made any fucking progress? Absolutely fucking not. We keep throwing away the principles that brought us here for some short-term bullshit profits. Nobody gives a fuck about the centralised infrastructure propping up so-called "decentralised" blockchains. Privacy? It's a fucking afterthought instead of the core priority it should be. Will I give up? Fuck no. But you're all a bunch of fucking cowards who don't act on clear principles. https://x.com/pcaversaccio/status/1768934679606903069

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The degeneracy of the next cycle will be unmatched, an event never to be seen.

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The last few days have made one thing painfully clear: we're still treating the EF as the heart of the ecosystem. This mindset is a weakness. Ethereum's future depends on the community, not a single entity. We must move past the idea that the EF is indispensable and build a network that thrives without it. Decentralisation demands it.

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I think this is fair, however, Python would allow you to use dependencies, and that's why you would approach it differently. I'm pretty sure I would have installed a dependency to prettify the output as an example. Using Bash forces you to approach it differently IMO.

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It's not about Python here but about Python dependencies.

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💯 - folks have asked me why I wrote my Safe transaction script (https://github.com/pcaversaccio/safe-tx-hashes-util) as pure Bash script and not eg via Python. Minimal dependency. You have to only trust Linux (and Foundry) in this case. The current world is dominated by dependency bloat. This is bad and insecure engineering. Period.

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Are you drained again?

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Good question: I think VC funding Aztec was good example. I might be biased since I overvalue privacy-focussed projects. Another example ofc is Polymarket.

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Our industry excels in producing an insane number of subpar projects that get heavily overfunded. Many crypto investments are simply a masterclass in capital misallocation.

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please open a ticket with us at SEAL 911 https://t.me/seal_911_bot

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I truly believe the only way to fix the broken EF capital allocation is by making them expendable. It's our responsibility to cultivate a thriving ecosystem that isn't dependent on a single, centralised source of funding. I've criticised them—will keep doing so—but the real Cypherpunk move here is surviving without the EF, like Vyper has shown over the years. What that Cypherpunk move looks like will vary for each project, though. Onward.

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3/ To wrap this up (and I hope you made it this far), seriously, stop fucking signing shit you don't understand, triple-check the domains you interact with, don't download and run software some random dude sent you, stop entering your keys anywhere, stop falling for fake token recovery scams (nobody can fucking hack back your money!), stop throwing your life savings into some fancy investment scheme a random Chinese girl you've never met IRL recommended, and stop clicking on sketchy video conference links (Zoom and Google Meet work, trust me—or as someone else said, don't believe their lies). Thanks and see you on the other side.

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2/ We've been refining our team a lot, and SEAL 911 is now driven by 28 amazing volunteers (https://github.com/security-alliance/seal-911#members). Please give them a massive shoutout whenever you can—seriously, it's easy to forget that every single person here is volunteering their time! The tough reality is that we receive very few donations, so if you want to support our mission, you can find our donation details here: https://github.com/security-alliance/seal-911#donations.

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1/ Guys, what a fucking insane year at SEAL 911. It's been a hell of a ride—showing just how fucking far behind we are in securing our industry, but also proving why SEAL 911 matters so damn much. Alright, I know, I know you want some stats for 2024, and here we go: - Handled +1400 tickets - Actively managed +75 war rooms - Blocked over +150k phishing domains - ~$75M USD saved (guesstimate including phishing prevention measures) - Most common tickets: - 1) Phishing - 2) Private key leaks - 3) Malware/RATed devices - 4) Social media account takeovers - 5) Smart contract hacks - 6) Pig Butchering/Sha Zhu Pan - 7) Vulnerability disclosures - 8) Phishing URL reporting - 9) Frontrunning/white hat rescue of compromised wallets - 10) Domain hijacks

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Looks like there was a pretty ugly deanonymisation vulnerability present in Wasabi wallets until recently (specifically related to CoinJoins). Such disclosures always remind me how hard it is to implement true privacy into your applications. But it's definitely worth the battle. https://github.com/GingerPrivacy/GingerWallet/discussions/116

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this really needed to be said. don’t forget why we’re here. let’s bring back the soul of crypto.

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