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Security remains work in progress for crypto — and that may be putting it mildly. This year Bybit was hacked for $1.5 billion, the largest exploit ever, crypto or otherwise.
In this Unchained episode, Security Alliance members explain how crypto exploits have evolved, why smart contracts are no longer the primary vulnerability and why a security plan alone may not be enough.
They take us inside how North Koreans are getting jobs at crypto and tech companies and how they operate.
Plus, best practices for individuals that intend to hold their assets for the long-term. Test transactions and 2FA based on authenticator apps may not be ideal.
Thank you to our sponsors, Uniswap and Mantle!
Guests:
Pablo Sabbatella, Member of SEAL (Security Alliance) and Founder of Opsek
Isaac Patka, Wargames Initiative Lead at SEAL, and Founder of Shield3

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