Learn-skills.dev neodyme-solana-security-workshop

Points to Neodyme’s public Solana Security Workshop (workshop.neodyme.io) and its open-source mdBook source on GitHub (neodyme-labs/neodyme-breakpoint-workshop)—hands-on levels, PoC framework, and intentionally vulnerable programs for learning attack and defense on Solana. Use when the user names Neodyme workshop, the Breakpoint workshop repo, or wants a structured Solana program security curriculum alongside sealevel-attacks-solana—not for reusing vulnerable code in production or attacking live systems without authorization.

install

source · Clone the upstream repo

git clone https://github.com/NeverSight/learn-skills.dev

Claude Code · Install into ~/.claude/skills/

T=$(mktemp -d) && git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/NeverSight/learn-skills.dev "$T" && mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills && cp -r "$T/data/skills-md/agentic-reserve/blockint-skills/neodyme-solana-security-workshop" ~/.claude/skills/neversight-learn-skills-dev-neodyme-solana-security-workshop && rm -rf "$T"

manifest: data/skills-md/agentic-reserve/blockint-skills/neodyme-solana-security-workshop/SKILL.md

source content

Neodyme — Solana Security Workshop (reference)

Educational routing only. Content and challenges live on the live site; follow the workshop’s Legal Notice and setup instructions there.

Canonical URL

Solana Security Workshop — hosted by Neodyme (security research firm; has supported Solana ecosystem peer reviews per workshop intro).

Source repository (mdBook)

The static site is built from the public repo:

github.com/neodyme-labs/neodyme-breakpoint-workshop — Solana Security Workshop for Breakpoint (Neodyme); contains docs/
(mdBook content), level0
–
level4
/ pocs
challenge layout, Docker files, and book.toml
.

Per upstream README: install mdBook (

cargo install mdbook

), then

mdbook serve

to browse locally; all narrative detail is under docs/
.

What it is

The workshop teaches Solana on-chain programs from an attacker-minded perspective: understanding exploitation paths to write safer code. The published outline includes:

Introduction and general security concepts
Setup and a PoC framework
Level 0 — first vulnerability (presentation + solution)
Levels 1–4 — progressive challenges (e.g. vaults, tip pool, SPL token vault), each with hints, bug discussion, and solution sections

Upstream text stresses that example code is intentionally vulnerable and not production-quality—do not ship it as-is.

Prerequisites (per site)

Familiarity with Rust and writing Solana programs
A environment that can compile the examples and run attacks (the workshop documents Setup, including optional prebuilt environments)

How to combine with blockint

Need	Skill
Anchor-centric exploit/mitigation snippets	sealevel-attacks-solana
Solana DeFi audit posture and review	solana-defi-vulnerability-analyst-agent
Infra for local testing / docs indexes	solana-onchain-intelligence-resources
Forensic reconstruction of incidents	solana-tracing-specialist, flash-loan-exploit-investigator-agent

Guardrails

Authorized environments only — run challenges on local / test clusters unless the workshop explicitly targets public networks.
No theft or harassment — skills are for learning and defensive security.
Responsible disclosure — findings in third-party mainnet programs follow project bug bounty / disclosure rules.
Legal — comply with computer misuse and platform terms in your jurisdiction.

Goal: stable pointers to workshop.neodyme.io and neodyme-breakpoint-workshop for structured Solana program security practice and local/offline mdBook builds inside blockint.