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Blockchain security. We do smart contract auditing, pentesting and cryptosecurity education. Launch your crypto company with complete security confidence. 🏆🎟

Dallas, TX
Joined October 2017
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We create excellent outcomes for our clients, not only through audits but also in the quality of our relationship and our thought partnership in understanding smart contracts and blockchain markets more broadly. We are your cyber security partner, not just a one-off vendor.
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Hashing It Out #53 – Trail of Bits – Dan Guido | The Bitcoin Podcast Network thebitcoinpodcast.com/hashin…
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9 Things You Didn't Know About Ethereum 2.0 our.status.im/9-things-you-d…
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Love this. alacrity/paper.md at f1c0326ec5ebfe8c2b0fd539378071d34583947d · AlacrisIO/alacrity · GitHub github.com/AlacrisIO/alacrit…
Case Study: Real World Supply Chain with Enterprise Ethereum consensys.net/enterprise-eth…
Linting is great for catching smaller issues prior to auditing! | Intro to Solidity Linting and Formatting - Coinmonks - Medium medium.com/coinmonks/introdu…
Even highly used contracts ($900M!) have hidden issues. Don’t assume just because it’s popular that it’s secure! Gridlock (a smart contract bug) - Neil M - Medium medium.com/@nmcl/gridlock-a-…
Skylight Cyber | Ethereum Smart Contracts Exploitation Using Right-To-Left-Override Character skylightcyber.com/2019/05/12…
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In 5-10 years when we look back and consider why the next big tech sector centered itself in Asia and not in the US, it will be the SEC's unwillingness to create new rules to regulate new assets that will be the cause
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