We recently started hunting bugs outside of Web3 using @therealgregoAI with impressive results This is one of the first vulnerabilities we have been able to disclose (with many more to come) TLDR: Apple's PCC revocation check was a no-op and revoked nodes kept getting the mesh keys for in-flight Apple Intelligence data Fixed in 26.4. Happy halloween! 🎃 @elonmusk a humble request for full markdown support in X articles as technical write-ups become difficult to accurately comprehend without it

A note to those building on chain in 2026: vibe coding + high code velocity + bull market pace + rapid TVL growth = bugs galore we see many teams building skyscrapers on sand with a "fix it later" mentality initially this works and they think they are geniuses ... but eventually someone will find the big, protocol wrecking, critical bug capital flight and brand destruction happens overnight entire savings lost, lives ruined financially, lawsuits filed, death threats received i've seen it happen time and time again and it will happen to YOU if this is your approach to building on the blockchain riptide's recommendations: 1) find a balance between securing the code and shipping fast. the security strategy should not be to push critical fixes like OTA updates for an XBOX game when any significant TVL is at risk. 2) invest in top tier human security talent. AI + expert SRs are a force multiplier. get a team that builds with a security first mindset from day 1. 3) properly incentivize responsible disclosure and treat your whitehats like kings. they are your last defense and will go out of their way to ensure your success if treated well remember that you may only get one shot at building a successful project that makes you millions of dollars ... best of luck anon