researchReserve Manipulation Isn't DeadSeven BSC pools drained $3M in 2026 H1 — same reserve-manipulation primitive every time. Here's what auditors keep missing.Alex Rybalko·May 20, 20262m
researchAudit the Release Pipeline Like a Smart ContractYour contracts are audited. Your release pipeline isn't. Mini Shai-Hulud proved npm provenance signs whatever a compromised workflow ships. Here's the checklist Web3 teams should run on their own pipeline.Dmitry Serdyuk·May 19, 20263m
researchCopy Fail: When a Linux Bug Becomes Protocol RiskCopy Fail is a Linux kernel privilege escalation, not a smart contract bug. For Web3 teams running validators, CI runners, deployer hosts, and signing infrastructure, that's exactly why it matters.Dmitry Serdyuk·May 5, 20263m
researchClaude Code Security vs Codex Security: What Each AI Vulnerability Scanner Actually DeliversAnthropic and OpenAI both shipped AI-powered vulnerability scanners in early 2026. We break down what each tool actually does, where they fall short, and why neither one replaces a smart contract audit.Dmitry Serdyuk·Mar 18, 20264m
researchAI's Growing Role in Auditing and CybersecurityWith smart contract deployments hitting a record 8.7M per quarter, manual review can't keep up. Discover why AI-assisted auditing is the only realistic way to close the Web3 security gap.Aron Turner·Mar 2, 20263m
researchThe Human Factor: Why Web3's Biggest Threat in 2026 Isn't Bad Code — It's PeopleIn 2025, social engineering drove 55% ($1.39B) of crypto losses. As attackers pivot from smart contracts to phishing, learn why true Web3 security requires more than just code audits.Kolin Cunningham·Feb 26, 20263m
researchWhat $10.77 Billion in Hacks Reveals About Audit EffectivenessAnalysis of 100 largest protocol hacks totaling $10.77B. Only 20% were audited, but the ones that were share a pattern. Firm comparison, verified exploit data, pricing, and evaluation criteria.Alex Rybalko·Feb 25, 20263m
