ArsenJOIN · $299

GUIDED AUDIT

Stop findingsurface bugs.

A guided audit, not a course. You run a real audit with my procedure, and I check your work at the end.

  • 3phases
  • 1real codebase
  • 1:1review

GUIDED AUDIT

$299one time

  • My audit procedure, step by step, on a real codebase
  • Recorded walkthroughs of me running the method
  • The audit docs and templates I use myself
  • I review your work at the end
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Doesn't work for you? Tell me in your first week, full refund.

Is this for you?

It's for you if…

  • You submit surface bugs and want to find the deep ones.
  • You read the final report and can't tell why you missed the High.
  • You want a proven system to find bugs for a living.

It's not for you if…

  • You've never submitted a finding. It's too early.
  • You want a list of bug classes. Solodit has that for free.
  • You won't put in 8–10 hours a week. Keep your money.

Who you'll become.

YOU STOP

  • reading top to bottom and calling it an approach
  • losing leads you already spotted
  • giving three days to a function that doesn't matter
  • guessing severity until the judge tells you

YOU START

  • opening the core flow first, every time
  • writing every lead down the moment you see it
  • moving backwards from a value to its origin
  • killing your own leads before a judge does
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Why you shouldn't trust me.

You don't have to. Trust the path. Trust the results of the people who worked under my guidance.

My path

  1. First High

    $2. Six months of zero after that.

  2. Month 7

    $400.

  3. Month 9

    $10,000 in one contest.

  4. TON

    First place, $8,000. One unique High.

  5. Today

    $100K+ earned, 100+ audits done. Full-time security engineer.

Someone who ran the method

CodeHawks leaderboard with Dhanyosmi in first place, and their message: Finished #1. Thanks sir. I had just followed your methodology.
@thedhanyosmi, #1 on a CodeHawks contest.

Questions

How many hours a week?

About 8–10 hours.

EVM or Solana?

The method is chain agnostic. I run it on EVM, Rust, Move and TON the same way. I name the exact codebase before we start, so you know what you're getting into.

Won't AI do this?

I build AI audit pipelines full time. AI told me a codebase was clean. It wasn't. I use it in phase 2, after I own the flow. Never before.

What if I get busy?

Pause and come back. When you finish, send me your work and I review it.

What if it doesn't work for me?

Tell me in your first week. I refund you. No forms.

Will you promise me a payout?

No. I don't control your contest, and anyone who promises you that is lying. I promise you a procedure and someone checking your work.

When does it start?

Today. You get the docs and recordings, and you start phase 1.

Find the bug everyone else missed. $299.

One real codebase. Three phases. My review at the end.

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