Bro, you're doing well despite of limited hours and having full time job, keep it up. Thank you for sharing your journey. You mentioned about hours spent details, this could help me on how to assess my progress also and time need to put up on this endeavor. Goodluck to both of us! Trying to break the barrier to get into Web3 security despite lack of tech and coding background.
it's really inspirational to see your progress, congrats, just wanted to know which approach do you follow and what your suggestion about it for beginners, like read a lot of reports and then try to find those bugs in code or try to understand whole codebase and then try to break it(which is more tough i think)?
The reason you're unhappy with the plateu is because you're a junior pentester. You're pushing against a narrower knowledge/experience base than if you had a bigger background in cryptography or financial app testing. You need to find the optimal amount of time to put in that works for you. For 10 hours a week you're doing really well. Is it worth going back through higher findings you struggled with now you have a few mediums under your belt?
Thanks, good perspective. I will spend a bit more time on fully understanding some of the more higher findings. Need to get more familiar with a testing framework as well.
The "last 60 days" can be quite misleading given that half the contests in the last 60 days were not awarded yet. As of now that category more closely resembles mid july~mid may payouts. Don't get discouraged!
Hey @Andy Li ..., What about making a video on how to start doing an Audit for a contest from how to know the scope and clone the repo or get the right code to audit till start doing the audit ? Is that suitable for U ?
Just if u loved what u learn u will allow Ur self to continue .. I know that he has a road map I just wabt to see how it works by seeing someone doing it .. like PoCs on utube for web 2 bugs
Of course U did And that was helpful But I think we need to how it be done from the beginning till u report a finding Which tools u used Somethings like this Andy
@@albincsergo2775 the sans course is a super expensive paid course, free resources are better secureum.substack.com/ ethernaut.openzeppelin.com/ and watch my beginner road map video
Thanks for the motivation! Consistency will definitely pay off!
Yep!
Congrats ! That's amazing
Thanks!
big fan)) congrats !
thanks!
Bro, you're doing well despite of limited hours and having full time job, keep it up. Thank you for sharing your journey.
You mentioned about hours spent details, this could help me on how to assess my progress also and time need to put up on this endeavor. Goodluck to both of us! Trying to break the barrier to get into Web3 security despite lack of tech and coding background.
Thanks man, good luck to you!
jeez you're a beast
Thanks dude
Great stuff
Thanks
awsome....
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it's really inspirational to see your progress, congrats, just wanted to know which approach do you follow and what your suggestion about it for beginners, like read a lot of reports and then try to find those bugs in code or try to understand whole codebase and then try to break it(which is more tough i think)?
First read a lot of reports to learn all the common findings people submit. Then dig deeper to try and find unique and creative bugs.
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😊
Keep going 👍
Yeah! 👍
The reason you're unhappy with the plateu is because you're a junior pentester. You're pushing against a narrower knowledge/experience base than if you had a bigger background in cryptography or financial app testing. You need to find the optimal amount of time to put in that works for you. For 10 hours a week you're doing really well. Is it worth going back through higher findings you struggled with now you have a few mediums under your belt?
Thanks, good perspective. I will spend a bit more time on fully understanding some of the more higher findings. Need to get more familiar with a testing framework as well.
Bro can you make a tutorial series on slither and Hardhat... Most of the tutorial out there are... Just simple ones... Introductory...
Patrick Collins has a Solidity tutorial that covers hardhat. I am not an expert in slither, but will look into it
Patrick Ventuzelo (Fuzzing Labs) has a good video on slither. It was great for 0.5 but hasn't kept up to date.
The "last 60 days" can be quite misleading given that half the contests in the last 60 days were not awarded yet. As of now that category more closely resembles mid july~mid may payouts. Don't get discouraged!
Oh yes, good point!
Hey @Andy Li ...,
What about making a video on how to start doing an Audit for a contest from how to know the scope and clone the repo or get the right code to audit till start doing the audit ?
Is that suitable for U ?
Yeah I have been considering doing a video like this
@@andyli Thanks Man
Hi bro,
I having some doubts !!!
how to deploy the smart contract from etherscan to remix ???
if you mean deploy a contract from remix, you need to connect your metamask then select the network
teach us how u do auditing or explain how you find your findings... now I'm studying Sans course for blockchain security any other recommendations?
Just if u loved what u learn u will allow Ur self to continue ..
I know that he has a road map I just wabt to see how it works by seeing someone doing it .. like PoCs on utube for web 2 bugs
I explained some of my thoughts when I found the 3k bug video
Of course U did
And that was helpful
But I think we need to how it be done from the beginning till u report a finding
Which tools u used
Somethings like this Andy
@@albincsergo2775 the sans course is a super expensive paid course, free resources are better
secureum.substack.com/
ethernaut.openzeppelin.com/
and watch my beginner road map video
@@andyli hi i am doing pen-200 right now , would that be of any help ?
can you teach complete audting? and interacting
I made a video for that, beginner road map
What tools do you use to find bugs in a contract
Manual review
did you make your script in JS or Python or something else?
It was in Go. I made a video about it
Can you give me some url to learn this. Please help me
Check out some of my other videos, I made a beginner road map with resources i used