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Securing distributed ledger systems through rigorous vulnerability analysis and comprehensive smart contract examination

Security Specialists Who Actually Get It

We're the people who spend weekends reading exploit reports and get excited about finding edge cases.

Our team brings together researchers, auditors, and engineers who've seen blockchain vulnerabilities from every angle. Some of us have been breaking smart contracts since 2017—back when "DeFi" wasn't even a term yet.

Built on Real-World Battle Scars

Every member of our team has war stories. The kind where you catch a vulnerability hours before mainnet launch, or spend three days tracing a logic error through nested contract calls.

We've audited protocols managing hundreds of millions in assets. We've caught reentrancy attacks, found unchecked arithmetic overflows, and spotted governance exploits that would've been catastrophic.

What makes us different? We don't just run automated tools and call it a day. Our process involves manual review, threat modeling, and actually thinking like an attacker would. Because the exploits that matter are usually the ones scanners miss.

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Meet One of Our Auditors

We're a distributed team working across time zones, but we all share the same obsession with finding what could go wrong before it does.

Aneira Whitlock, Lead Security Auditor

Aneira Whitlock

Lead Security Auditor

Aneira started breaking things in 2016—legally, through bug bounties. She's the person who spotted the access control flaw in a major DEX prototype that saved them from a potential $40M loss.

Before joining us, she worked with security firms in Singapore and remotely audited protocols from her home base in Taiwan. She's particularly good at finding business logic errors—the subtle bugs that look fine in code but break under real-world conditions.

Outside of work, she's usually diving into new Layer 2 implementations or testing weird edge cases in DeFi protocols just to see what happens.

How We Actually Work

Security audits aren't just checklists. They're investigations. Here's what our process looks like when you work with us.

1

Deep Context Gathering

We start by understanding your protocol's purpose, threat model, and what you're most worried about. Different projects have different risk profiles.

2

Manual Code Review

Our auditors read every line, trace execution paths, and think through attack scenarios. This is where we catch the non-obvious stuff.

3

Automated Analysis

We run static analysis tools, fuzzers, and symbolic execution frameworks. These catch patterns and edge cases human eyes might miss.

4

Attack Simulation

We try to break your contracts. Reentrancy, front-running, oracle manipulation—if there's a known attack vector, we test it.

5

Documentation Review

We compare what the code does versus what the docs say it should do. Mismatches here often reveal critical assumptions gone wrong.

6

Clear Reporting

You get findings categorized by severity, with reproduction steps and recommended fixes. No jargon-heavy fluff—just actionable information.

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Work With People Who Care About Getting It Right

We're not the biggest security firm. We don't have a fancy office or a marketing team. What we do have is a group of people who genuinely care about keeping DeFi secure.

Our clients tend to be protocol developers who want thorough audits, not just a stamp of approval. Teams who understand that security is an ongoing conversation, not a one-time deliverable.

If that sounds like your approach, let's talk. We're scheduling audits for Q3 and Q4 2025 right now.

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