Blockchain Security Built for Real-World Threats
We've been testing smart contracts since 2019. Back then, most projects thought security was just about checking code syntax. The landscape has changed—but not always for the better.
We Find What Automated Tools Miss
Automated scanners catch maybe 30% of actual vulnerabilities. The rest? They require someone who understands how attackers think. We've seen projects lose millions because their "audit" was just a bot running standard checks.
Our process starts with threat modeling—what could go wrong, and what would an attacker target first? Then we dig into the logic, the edge cases, the weird interactions between contracts that nobody thought to test.
- Manual code review by engineers who've broken (and fixed) blockchain systems
- Economic attack modeling based on real exploit patterns from 2024-2025
- Integration testing that simulates actual network conditions
- Plain-language reports that your team can actually use
Testing That Matches How You Deploy
Most security firms test in isolation. But your contracts don't run in isolation—they interact with oracles, bridges, user wallets, and a dozen other moving parts.
Stress Testing
We push your contracts to their limits. High transaction volumes, network congestion, rapid state changes—all the conditions that expose vulnerabilities during peak usage.
Integration Analysis
Your smart contract might be solid, but what happens when it talks to external protocols? We test the seams where most exploits actually occur.
Exploit Simulation
Based on actual attack patterns we've documented, we attempt to break your system. If we can't, that's a good sign. If we can, you'll know before anyone else does.
The People Behind the Reports
Security audits shouldn't feel like black boxes. You should know who's reviewing your code and what experience they bring. Here are two of our lead auditors working with projects across Vietnam and Southeast Asia.
Both have backgrounds in offensive security—which means they spent years finding vulnerabilities before switching to prevention. That perspective matters.
Linh Nguyễn
Smart Contract Auditor
Linh started in traditional fintech security before moving to blockchain in 2020. She's identified critical vulnerabilities in DeFi protocols managing over $200M in assets. Her specialization is economic attack vectors—the kind that don't show up in standard code reviews.
Thu Phan
Penetration Tester
Thu's background is in red team operations. Before joining us, she worked with security firms testing enterprise systems across Asia-Pacific. She approaches every audit like an adversary—which is exactly what you want.
Ready to Test Your Smart Contracts?
We're currently scheduling audits for August through October 2025. Projects typically take 2-4 weeks depending on complexity. Let's discuss what you're building and whether our approach fits.
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