daosfun.source opened
OpenSolana · $OPENSOLANA · Solana
There is no security by obscurity anymore.
Shaw pulled a Solana program that had no published source, rebuilt it until the bytes matched, and put the source in the open. The test was daosfun. This coin is named for that opening.
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01 — The test
A closed program, opened.
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No source on the shelf.
The question was simple. Can a Solana program with nothing published be lifted off the chain and turned back into source that matches the deployed bytes?
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daosfun was the specimen.
That contract was the test. It was pulled, read, and rebuilt until the open version lined up with what was already running.
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The live program had a bug.
The rebuild surfaced a critical vulnerability in the mainnet program. The point of the story is the opening, not a hiding place. Obscurity is not a lock.
02 — The source
The file is public.
The daosfun reconstruction sits on GitHub. Fees in the story point at that repo. The coin points at one contract on Solana.
03 — The tape
The chart, live.
$OPENSOLANA · the chart symbol reads OpenSolana · pair WvHNACjNgZ1oBx8FRqfjnNuTiytXRgiLJuNu1gW2j1k
04 — Developer
The account behind the coin.
Token developer, and the account for this site.
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