Offensive security
Web3 Security
Security across the full Web3 stack: wallets, bridges, dApp frontends, and node infrastructure.
Security testing
In plain terms Security
What this is
Security across the full Web3 stack: wallets, bridges, dApp frontends, and node infrastructure.
Why it can hurt you
The contract can be flawless and the protocol still gets drained through a compromised bridge or a phished multisig signer.
Security testing
Why it matters to you Security
The problem
The contract can be flawless and the protocol still gets drained through a compromised bridge or a phished multisig signer.
Full attack-surface coverage
Not just the code — the humans and infrastructure around it too.
Bridge-specific expertise
The highest-value target in Web3 gets dedicated scrutiny.
Security testing
How we do it Security
dApp frontend testing
Wallet-connect flows, transaction-signing UX, and phishing-resilience review.
Bridge & cross-chain review
Message-passing and validator-set assumptions tested for manipulation.
Key management review
Multisig configuration, signer operational security, and key-custody process.
Security testing
What we typically find Security
Signature replay
Cross-chain or cross-contract signature reuse.
Frontend transaction spoofing
Malicious dApp UI tricking users into signing unintended transactions.
Weak multisig thresholds
Signer counts or key distribution insufficient for the value secured.
No scanner dump. A fixed problem.
Every finding is reproduced by hand and comes with a working proof of concept.
Security testing
What lands on your desk Security
Ecosystem risk report
Findings spanning contracts, frontend, and infrastructure.
Key-custody recommendations
Operational security guidance for signers and treasury.
Security testing
What you get out of it Security
Full attack-surface coverage
Not just the code — the humans and infrastructure around it too.
Bridge-specific expertise
The highest-value target in Web3 gets dedicated scrutiny.
Security testing
Step by step Security
1. dApp frontend testing
Wallet-connect flows, transaction-signing UX, and phishing-resilience review.
2. Bridge & cross-chain review
Message-passing and validator-set assumptions tested for manipulation.
3. Key management review
Multisig configuration, signer operational security, and key-custody process.
Find out what we would find.
A scoping call is thirty minutes, costs nothing, and ends with a fixed price and a date. If we are not the right people for the job, we will tell you that too.