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Spend hours on audit timeline. Minutes on $$$. That’s the ratio we use when quoting. Underestimating time is 1 of the worst mistakes. If it's not enough, be transparent: - Some will respect the extra effort - Others won't. That's fine. Keeping the code safe is what matters.

‼️ Tip for both audit providers and clients If you want the best out of multiple audits, ALWAYS schedule them one after the other, NEVER on the same code commit. Parallel audits lead to: - More overhead for both parties - Overlapping findings - Higher risk of reintroducing bugs

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Best way to crush your next week? Prepare on Sunday. 📆 - Auditor? Read reports. - BD? Schedule your messages. - Dev? Test the functionality you've been avoiding. Small prep = big results. Do it weekly, scale monthly.

The report for @credidotfi is out 🧾 The code was already audited before, but we still found a lot of bugs 🐛🐞 The team was super responsive and open throughout the process 🤝 Check the full report below 👇 github.com/SB-Security/au…

Audit concludes, only 1 issue remains rejected and unfixed. Later, the project pays a bug bounty for that exact issue. Who's to blame? 🤔 1. Auditor, who didn't insist on fixing it and agreed with the client. 2. Client, who argued over its validity and didn’t fix it anyway.

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Doubt is killed with action. Best way to measure audit quality? Audit the same (or next) commit after another firm. We’ve done it multiple times and outperformed every time. 🤝 No finger pointing, but you’ll find some of those here: github.com/SB-Security/au…

3 easy steps that'll make you win in life: 👇 - Stop blaming yourself - Stop saying you have no time - Have a clear end goal If you don't fix these issues ASAP, you will regret it later.

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SBSecurity 🤝 CrediFi (@credidotfi) In the past days we did a security review for the CrediFi team. The code uses Euler, but the way it’s written shows how integrations with bigger systems should be handled. The comments and flow explanations are more than the code itself.

How to lose important clients 101: 1. Rigid workflows that slow you down. Disregard any form of flexibility. 2. High cost, low output Use your brand to extract max $$$. 3. Combative culture. Gatekeep what you have. Here's your example: comp.xyz/t/openzeppelin…

Feedback from the @beebribes audit we completed in March. We helped resolve key issues in the @berachain validator lifecycle. Thanks to the team for the trust. 🤝 Becoming a Bera Validator has its pitfalls. If you're building something similar, we’d be happy to help.

The hardest thing I’ve faced when hiring? Passing on my values and principles. Skip that, and unless you're a big brand, you’ll pay for it later. Talent without alignment is a ticking time bomb. 💥

Always be helpful — even when there’s nothing in it for you. 🤝 The moment, the emotion — that spark of lifting someone up — is priceless (at least that’s how I feel, hope others feel the same too.) Giving value for free shows you're here for the right reasons. 💯

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