• We research vulnerabilities in crypto exchanges and blockchain infrastructures, helping platforms stay one step ahead of attacks.
    Protect Your Crypto Exchange From Breaches
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  • Our team conducts deep-level audits and simulations to expose real-world exploits before hackers do. from DeFi protocols to exchange APIs.
    Uncovering Weak Points in Blockchain Systems
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Our Research Focus

We analyze vulnerabilities and resilience in blockchain infrastructures and crypto exchanges.

Exchange Security Audits

We study how centralized exchanges handle encryption, APIs, and withdrawals to identify and prevent security breaches.

Blockchain Protocol Analysis

Our team investigates consensus algorithms, smart contracts, and chain-level vulnerabilities that could expose user funds.

Phishing & Social Exploits

Beyond code, we explore the human side of crypto security — from phishing tactics to credential hijacking prevention.

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Latency Arbitrage Crypto: A Beginner’s Guide

Key Highlights Latency arbitrage is a trading strategy. It works by being fast and making money from price differences on several crypto exchanges. The point of this trading strategy is to look for and use market inefficiencies before they go...

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Understanding Zero Trust Architecture in Crypto Security

Key Highlights Here’s a quick look at what we'll cover: Zero trust is a security model. It works on the idea of “never trust, always verify.” This is important for new cryptocurrency platforms. In this security model, there is no...

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Introducing Chip Fail

We break hardware that protects cryptocurrency. For the past few years, we've been glitching microcontrollers, extracting secrets from secure elements, and finding vulnerabilities in hardware that's supposed to be tamper-proof. We've attacked STM32s, ESP32s, ARM TrustZone implementations, and hardware wallets...

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