For the past couple of months we've been working on a repository that has everything an auditor needs. We are happy to announce that V1 is finally done. We put hundreds of hours into it, so contributions and feedback are appreciated🫡 github.com/contractcops/audi…

We've been working on a platform that we believe will be impactful for the community and help the business scale. We're extremely passionate about the project & plan to unveil our idea soon. Quick sneak peek of an idea flow diagram we came up with today. (tool => obsidian)

Auditors📜👨‍💻 -> As experts in the field, we'd love to hear about the most common challenges you face on a regular basis. Share your thoughts on the top problems you encounter, and let us know what solutions you believe could make a significant difference! 🫡

Thoughts on a platform where web3 companies can post about audits and security analysts can then see the scope and connect with said companies? All of the private business is currently done through Twitter and there's definitely a barrier to entry to mid level auditors.

The harsh reality is that even if you put in the hours and audit numerous codebases, there are times when you may not be able to find any unique findings. This can be quite overwhelming. However, that should not be a reason to quit because it's still the best move on the chessboard anyway.

We broke our tweeting consistency recently due to sitting back and thinking what our next best move is on the board. Everyone has their down time and this week and a half period has been extremely beneficial to us. Back in the game now 🫡

What are your favorite types of projects to audit? I'd say our personal pick at this moment is definitely liquidity pools/stable coins.

Have you heard of the multi-layered project worldcoin? Such an interesting and game changing concept, this is what eth was made for. I highly recommend reading about it. worldcoin.org/

Just stumbled across a phantom function vulnerability from a past report, and here is a great explanation on the subject👇 media.dedaub.com/phantom-fun…

There's so much money in smart contracts right now and we're in a bear market. Imagine what happens when the bulls come 🐂💵

Looking at the @code4rena upcoming contests, it is getting really interesting.🔥🔥

Gentle reminder that we are experiencing the last two days: The auditing process is very rough because nothing is guaranteed and only the strong will survive

A bit off topic, but how do you deal with the negative effects of being a sc auditor? Sitting all day is incredibly detrimental, thats why both of us at contractcops never skip gym day.

Some people get into the field and see that there's others who achieve success with less effort than them. I can tell you that 9/10 times those people used to be sec analysts, pen testers, senior devs etc. Don't compare yourself, stay on your path and you'll get there too.

Sometimes, when the odds aren't in your favour, you start to question everything you do. Then, when multiple unfortunate events happen, you are just quitting because you say that you are not qualified enough. However, if only you knew that you are so close to achieving the goal you've set, you just have to continue pushing.

Less sloc != easier audit.

We try our very best to stay competetive and learn/audit as much as we can. SC is very tightly packed and the competition is very fierce. Hard to make money/stay ontop, yet it feels more purposeful than a regular 9-5. Bigger risk, but a much bigger payout if it works out.