HeyJaredNot Your Crypto Podcast
You might call this a Web3 security podcast, and you’d be right. The transparency and culture of the scene makes it a vibrant canvas to study, and we break down the biggest and most technically intriguing attacks in the space.But we think there’s more.
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Tokens Adrift (opens the original)
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In the Fall of 2025, Drift Labs was approached at a conference by a team of people calling themselves a quantitative trading firm with a keen interest in drift’s protocol. That’s not a surprise. Perpetual decentralized exchanges, like Drift, were capturing all the attention, investment and growth in crypto. The relationship looked, by all accounts, to be mutually beneficial - with in person meetings, technical collaborations, and even a million dollar capital infusion from the firm into Drift’s
AI x Security Engineering (opens the original)
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This one is a loosie, to explain we recorded an episode over a month and a half ago documenting our thoughts and opinion on AI's impact on security engineering but to due life getting in the way I wasn't able to edit and release it. However due to recent news about AI agents escaping sandboxes and hacking companies we still think the topic deserves thinking about and so we finally present it now for your consideration, we hope you enjoy it and gives you something to think about as well.
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