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🚨Ethereum Developers: you can now install your first AI Auditor in 1 minute - fully autonomous, available 24/7, with multiple sub-agent helpers. Open Source.

FREE to use (with your AI model) and already finding vulnerabilities in smart contracts. Link below🫡

Wild how almost no security researchers in web3 used AI a year ago, while nowadays it's at least 50% of the workflow of pretty much everyone

Technology changes insanely fast, toying with it and educating yourself daily is the only right way to succeed. Do the work, gentlemen🫡

Worst dev mistake: not treating all code as a first-class citizen

If you've poured resources (time, attention, money) into properly securing your codebase and then you write some extra code and only get 1 person to review it, you are in for a bad time. Seen $200M hacks happen this way (Euler).

In the era of AI, still, more sets of eyes on your code usually equals more layers of security. This is why bug bounty programs work. It's obvious.

Every line of code matters, every method, every file. When you have a protocol that is expected to get new features added, upgrades, bug fixes (almost all protocols) - plan for this. Get a long-term security partner to get a good deal. Don't jeopardize all your TVL to save $5k🙏

I need to see a 7 figure bug bounty in web3 security like right now

Just found this awesome resource on Building an AI Security Auditor - so good to have more educational web3 security resources

Study and educate yourself, that's how you get better. Great work and contribution by @TheBlockChainer, thank you sir 👏
academy.zealynx.io/ai-agents/secu…