Představujeme podcast Web3 Security, který pořádá náš generální ředitel @jack__sanford! V každé epizodě vystoupí lídři z nejvýznamnějších organizací v oboru, kteří nabídnou pohled na bezpečnost, Web3 a další. Dnes má premiéru náš první díl s @fredrik0x z @ethereumfndn!

A lot of people probably wonder what my company, Pantheon Labs, actually is and what the goal is. Basically, in a couple months, once I build more of a name in the cybersecurity space, we’ll be offering full audits to blockchain companies directly. Each audit will guarantee that every bug in the codebase is found. Doesn’t matter if it’s critical or low severity, when we’re done, there won’t be a single bug or security flaw left in the protocol. Zero. It doesn’t matter how many aspects of attack there could be. It’s something that simply doesn’t exist right now and nobody else can guarantee such results. CertiK, Trail of Bits, OppenZepplin and many other similar auditing platforms are not able to do the same so there won’t be much of a competition. Each audit will cost between $500K to $1M. Now I know that sounds insane. But these companies would easily spend more than that running bug bounties just to find the same issues. Paying $500K–$1M to eliminate all bugs at once is actually cheap, might have to increase the price or make it proportional to their protocol total funds, we shall see as the company shapes. Excited to see what the future holds. I’m not very active on X these days as I get busier and busier by day, I’ll write on the progress once a week or more often if I can.

🛡️ Security first, always. ✅We've completed another security audit for the Brevis ZK Data Coprocessor with @sherlockdefi—every issue found, fixed, and signed off. Dive into the full report 👇 🔗