Blockchain Security That Actually Makes Sense

We spend our days breaking into smart contracts. Not for fun, though sometimes it feels that way. It's how we help Taiwan's blockchain projects find vulnerabilities before someone else does. Most security audits feel like checkbox exercises. Ours aren't.

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What We Actually Do During an Audit

People ask us all the time what happens during a blockchain security audit. The honest answer? We try to break your system in every way possible. Then we show you how to fix it.

Smart Contract Code Review

We go through your Solidity, Rust, or whatever language you're working with. Line by line. Looking for reentrancy attacks, integer overflows, access control issues. The stuff that costs projects millions when missed.

Automated Testing Frameworks

Our testing suite runs thousands of scenarios. But automated tools miss context. So we combine machine analysis with human intuition. That's where the real vulnerabilities hide.

Economic Attack Modeling

Technical security is one thing. Economic incentives are another. We model how attackers might exploit your token economics or governance mechanisms. Sometimes the biggest vulnerabilities aren't in the code.

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How We Approach Testing

Every project is different, but our process stays consistent. Three phases that have worked for over fifty blockchain projects across Taiwan since we started in 2023.

Discovery Phase

We start by understanding your architecture. Documentation review, codebase walkthrough, threat modeling sessions. Most teams skip this. We spend a week here because it shapes everything else.

Active Testing

This is where we attack your system. Automated scans running in parallel with manual testing. We document every finding, rate severity levels, and confirm each vulnerability before reporting.

Remediation Support

Finding bugs is the easy part. Fixing them correctly is harder. We work alongside your developers during remediation, then retest everything. The audit isn't done until we verify the fixes.

Real Results From Taiwan Projects

Last year, we audited a DeFi protocol before their mainnet launch. Found thirty-two vulnerabilities, including three critical issues that could have drained user funds. They fixed everything, launched successfully, and have processed over $8 million in transactions without a single security incident. That's what keeps us doing this work.

They found issues our internal team missed completely. The report was detailed but readable. Even our non-technical stakeholders understood what needed fixing and why.

Jørgen Skovgaard

CTO, DeFi Platform

Working with lightfluxignite felt collaborative rather than confrontational. They explained every vulnerability in context and helped us prioritize fixes based on actual risk.

Diarmuid O'Flanagan

Lead Developer, NFT Protocol