
📝 Smart Contract Auditor & Security Researcher 🔍 Breaking down exploits, vulns & audit skills 📈 Growth Lead @ZealynxSecurity ⬇️ Free audit checklist (DM me)
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🚀 Thrilled to share my results from the @sherlockxyz Burve audit contest! Secured a Top 10 finish (#8 out of 703 participants) and a 2,509.74 USDC reward. 🛡️
Proud to have uncovered 3 High-Severity findings, contributing to a more secure Web3. Congrats to all fellow auditors!
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You can view my Sherlock profile here: sherlock.xyz/u/m3dython
Replying to @TheBlockChainer
solo security learning is like trying to spot your own blind spots in a mirror. a room with other auditors is the second pair of eyes you didn't know you needed.
Replying to @cozymaximalist
better late than never. privacy is the endgame.
the first bug is the hardest. after that it's pattern recognition and knowing where to look. respect the grind
M3dython | Zealynx.io retweeted
Best inbox surprise of the day: PoCo has been accepted at ACM TOSEM 🎉
PoCo: Agentic Proof-of-Concept Exploit Generation for Smart Contracts
Preprint: arxiv.org/abs/2511.02780
Results: github.com/ASSERT-KTH/PoCo-p…
Equal contribution with @vivi365_
Replying to @AdrianoFeria
left the core dev call to join an l2 team
Replying to @nethan_eth
love seeing EF builders keep the ship pointed forward
Replying to @IshitaaPandey
products that work, not just traders
Replying to @chrisdior777
right there with you. hope you get your shot too.
Replying to @Sabercodes123
hang in there. the worst runs build the best builders. 🫡
Replying to @CDSecurity_io
it’s like playing chess. you learn the board, find the weak squares, then make moves that exploit your opponent’s assumptions
Replying to @panditdhamdhere
the grind is real but those who survive this filter will build the next cycle. keep going.
Replying to @lonelysloth_sec
half a point for finding it, minus a point for needing the answer key
Replying to @ZealynxSecurity
Teams pour money into red-teaming the response head but the encoder is where adversarial context slips in. cheap to fix, expensive to ignore.
Replying to @BigNillCollect
rooting for the pivot. physical collectors are a different beast but the vision's worth the grind.
Replying to @sadbryce
solid thread. i'd add "composability", agents stacking defi legos in ways no bank can match.


