Smart Contract Security That Actually Catches Problems
We've seen too many projects lose millions because someone rushed their audit. Our team treats every contract like it's protecting our own funds — because in this space, that's the only mindset that works.
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Where Most Audits Miss the Mark
After reviewing hundreds of smart contracts, we've noticed patterns. The vulnerabilities that cause real damage aren't always the obvious ones in textbooks.
Reentrancy Traps
These can be sneaky. We check not just for the classic patterns, but for the creative variations that emerge when developers combine different protocols.
Access Control Gaps
Who can actually call what function? It sounds simple until you're three layers deep in inherited contracts with modifier chains.
Economic Exploits
Your math might be correct, but can someone manipulate oracle prices or flash loan your entire liquidity pool? We think like attackers here.
Upgrade Mechanisms
Proxy patterns are powerful but dangerous. One wrong initialization and your entire protocol is compromised — we've prevented this more times than we'd like to admit.
Integration Risks
Your code works great in isolation, but what happens when you interact with that DeFi protocol that has its own quirks? Composability creates complexity.
Gas Optimization Gone Wrong
Trying to save gas is smart. Breaking security guarantees to do it is not. We help you find the balance that actually makes sense.
We Don't Just Read Code, We Attack It
Our testing philosophy is simple: assume everything can be broken, then try to break it. We run your contracts through scenarios that range from standard attack vectors to creative exploits we've seen in the wild.
Manual review catches the logic flaws that automated tools miss. Automated scanning covers the exhaustive checklist. You need both, and we're honestly tired of seeing projects that only got one or the other.
The detailed report you receive isn't just a list of vulnerabilities — it's a roadmap for making your protocol actually secure before real money touches it.
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How We Actually Work Through Your Contract
Initial Architecture Review
First, we need to understand what you're building and why. Sometimes the security issue is in the design itself, not the implementation. This conversation saves everyone time.
Automated Scanning Pass
We run multiple tools because each one catches different things. This creates a baseline and flags obvious issues fast, so we can focus manual effort where it matters.
Manual Code Analysis
This is where experience counts. We read every line, trace execution paths, and think about what could go wrong in ways the tools don't check for.
Attack Simulation Testing
Time to be adversarial. We write exploits, test edge cases, and see if we can break your economic model or drain funds in creative ways.
Report and Remediation
You get findings categorized by severity, with specific fix recommendations. Then we review your fixes to make sure the solution doesn't create new problems.
Built by People Who've Seen Things Break
Our team includes former protocol developers, security researchers, and yes — a couple of us started as white hat hackers. We understand both sides of this game.
Every major chain, every common framework, every popular DeFi primitive — we've audited them or something similar. That pattern recognition is what lets us spot issues before they become headlines.
But expertise without communication is useless. We explain what we find in terms that make sense to your developers, not just security jargon that sounds impressive.
About Our TeamReady to Actually Secure Your Protocol?
Smart contract security isn't optional anymore. The space has matured enough that basic mistakes are inexcusable — but the attack surface keeps expanding.
Start With a Conversation
Not every project needs the same level of scrutiny. Tell us what you're building, what chains you're deploying to, and what keeps you up at night. We'll recommend an approach that makes sense for your timeline and budget.
Timeline Expectations
Most audits run 2-4 weeks depending on complexity. Rush jobs cost more and often miss things — better to plan ahead if you can.
Get in TouchOngoing Security Support
Your contract doesn't exist in a vacuum. New attack vectors emerge, dependencies get updated, and protocols you integrate with change. We offer retainer arrangements for projects that need someone watching their back continuously.
What Continuous Coverage Includes
Regular check-ins on your codebase, monitoring of new vulnerability disclosures that might affect you, and priority response when you need urgent reviews of changes or integrations.
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