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From smart contracts to cloud infrastructure, we help teams find and fix the vulnerabilities that matter — before someone else finds them.

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Smart Contract Audits

Manual, adversarial review of on-chain code. We read every function in scope, model how value moves through the system, and try to break the assumptions it depends on — then prove what we find with working tests.

SolidityEVMDeFiERC-20 / 721 / 1155ERC-4626Upgradeable proxiesFoundry
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What we review

  • Access control, privileged roles, and upgrade paths
  • Reentrancy, including cross-function and read-only variants
  • Oracle usage, price manipulation, and flash-loan exposure
  • Accounting invariants, rounding direction, and precision loss
  • Signature handling, replay protection, and EIP-712 domains
  • Token integration edge cases (fee-on-transfer, rebasing, non-standard returns)

How we work

  • Architecture walkthrough with your engineers before review begins
  • Manual line-by-line review — tooling supports, it does not replace
  • Proof-of-concept exploits written as Foundry tests for every material finding
  • Invariant and fuzz testing on core accounting where it adds signal

What you receive

  • Written report with severity, impact, evidence, and remediation
  • Reproducible PoC tests you can keep in your suite
  • Follow-up validation of your remediation
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Application Security

Hands-on testing of the software your users actually touch. We focus on the logic flaws automated scanners miss: broken authorization between tenants, insecure session handling, and business rules that can be bent.

Web appsREST / GraphQLOAuth 2.0 / OIDCMulti-tenant SaaSNode.jsPythonGo
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What we review

  • Authentication, session management, and token handling
  • Object- and function-level authorization (BOLA / BFLA)
  • Tenant isolation in multi-tenant systems
  • Injection classes: SQL, NoSQL, template, command, SSRF
  • Business-logic abuse: race conditions, workflow bypasses, limits
  • Client-side issues: XSS, CSRF, CORS and postMessage misconfiguration

How we work

  • Authenticated testing across every role you define
  • Source-assisted review when code access is available
  • Manual exploitation to confirm real-world impact, not theoretical risk
  • Coverage aligned with OWASP ASVS and the OWASP API Top 10

What you receive

  • Findings report with request/response evidence and reproduction steps
  • Prioritized remediation guidance for your engineering team
  • Follow-up validation of fixed issues
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Infrastructure Security

We review how your systems are built and shipped: cloud identity, network exposure, container and CI/CD configuration. The goal is to find the misconfiguration that turns a small bug into a full compromise.

AWSGCPKubernetesDockerTerraformGitHub ActionsIAM
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What we review

  • Cloud IAM: over-privileged roles, trust policies, and key hygiene
  • Network exposure, security groups, and public storage
  • Container images, Kubernetes RBAC, and workload isolation
  • CI/CD pipelines: secrets handling, runner trust, and supply-chain risk
  • Infrastructure-as-code review before changes reach production
  • Instance metadata, SSRF blast radius, and lateral movement paths

How we work

  • Read-only configuration review using least-privilege audit access
  • Infrastructure-as-code review alongside the live environment
  • Attack-path analysis that connects individual issues into real risk

What you receive

  • Configuration findings mapped to concrete attack paths
  • Hardening recommendations ordered by effort and impact
  • Verification of applied changes
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Security Research

Some questions need depth rather than breadth. We take a single component, protocol, or vulnerability class and investigate it thoroughly — and publish what we learn when it is responsible to do so.

Vulnerability analysisRoot-cause analysisExploit developmentResponsible disclosure
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What we review

  • Deep-dive investigation of a specific component or integration
  • Root-cause analysis of a suspected or reported vulnerability
  • Variant analysis: finding other instances of a known bug class
  • Technical analysis of public incidents to inform your own defenses

How we work

  • Clearly defined research question agreed up front
  • Reproducible lab environment for every claim we make
  • Coordinated, responsible disclosure for third-party issues

What you receive

  • Technical write-up with methodology and evidence
  • Proof-of-concept code where appropriate
  • Disclosure support when third parties are affected
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Security Advisory

The cheapest vulnerability is the one never written. We work with your team during design to identify what could go wrong, where trust boundaries sit, and which controls actually matter for your system.

Threat modelingArchitecture reviewDesign reviewSecurity roadmaps
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What we review

  • Threat modeling of new features, protocols, or products
  • Architecture and design reviews before implementation
  • Pre-audit readiness reviews for smart contract launches
  • Security guidance for engineering teams without a dedicated security function

How we work

  • Working sessions with the engineers who own the system
  • Data-flow and trust-boundary mapping
  • Recommendations scaled to your stage and resources

What you receive

  • Threat model document you can maintain
  • Prioritized risk register with clear owners
  • Follow-up sessions as your design evolves
Clear boundaries

What we don't do.

Trust starts with being precise about our limits.

No scanner reports sold as audits

Automated tools support our work. They never replace manual review, and their raw output never reaches you unvalidated.

No “bug-free” guarantees

An assessment reduces risk within a defined scope and time. We tell you exactly what was covered — and what was not.

No work outside our expertise

If your needs fall outside what we do well, such as physical security or hardware, we'll tell you plainly rather than stretch.

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Let's discuss your security needs.

Tell us what you're building. We'll respond with clear questions, an honest view of whether we're the right fit, and a scoped proposal if we are.

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