Dedaub assesses operational security across the six SEAL framework domains, from multisig and treasury ops to DNS, infrastructure, and account security. Dedaub conducts the assessment; @_SEAL_Org issues the certification as an onchain attestation. dedaub.com/operational-secur…

An audit secures the code. Who holds the signing keys, whether the pipeline can be poisoned, and who answers the 3 a.m. alert: usually outside its scope. Why Web3 security needs operational controls, and how @_SEAL_Org certification closes the gap: dedaub.com/blog/seal-certifi…

At Dedaub, we used AI to classify 135 @RektHQ incidents (Jan 2024 to Aug 2026, USD 4.9B reported) by root cause. Stolen keys, phishing, malware and privileged access: 32.6% of incidents, 66.9% of the losses. A third of the cases, two-thirds of the money. go.dedaub.com/opsec-research

In Dedaub Monitoring a bot is a query: write it in a SQL variant, it watches onchain activity and alerts you on Slack, Telegram or email — incrementally, only on what changed. 47 s from the live demo youtube.com/shorts/Ln6Ntb6-Z…

Before you trade a token, simulate it: find a real holder with Security Suite, simulate a transfer in Foundry, check the balances actually match. George Loukovitis, DSS #04 Buenos Aires youtube.com/shorts/p55tn33xf…

tok{In} weekly report tok{In} analyzed 318,748 tokens in the week of September 7 - September 13, up from 189,082 in the week of August 31 - September 6. BNB Chain 247,727 tokens, up from 126,992; Base 32,583, up from 22,282; Ethereum 3,422, up from 2,949; Robinhood Chain 35,016, down from 36,859. Tax mechanisms are concentrated on BNB Chain. 228,589 of BNB Chain's 247,727 tokens (92.3%) have a tax mechanism. On Ethereum it is 1,270 of 3,422 tokens (37.1%), on Base 9,507 of 32,583 (29.2%), and on Robinhood Chain 6,848 of 35,016 (19.6%). Listing still is not liquidity. Across all chains, 135,943 of the 318,748 tokens analyzed (42.6%) are listed on a DEX, while 7,179 (2.3%) have liquidity. On BNB Chain 100,400 of its 247,727 tokens (40.5%) are listed and 838 (0.3%) have liquidity; on Base 15,619 of 32,583 (47.9%) are listed and 4,164 (12.8%) have liquidity; on Ethereum 1,575 of 3,422 (46%) are listed and 323 (9.4%) have liquidity; on Robinhood Chain 18,349 of 35,016 (52.4%) are listed and 1,854 (5.3%) have liquidity. tokin.dedaub.com/reports/wee… 📊🔗📈🔍

Decompile deployed bytecode, run the analyses on top, 24/7 on many machines. Over the years that found a CVE in Uniswap, two Solidity compiler bugs and a bridge flaw — all reported and fixed at the time. Neville Grech, Web3 Summit 2025 youtube.com/shorts/bu6Emk9sy…

Good news for Ethereum security 🔐! @thedaofund’s second round is live 🟢. Take a look and help spread the word.

Inside the EVM, a function call is a jump with a return address pushed to the stack first — that's how it finds its way back. Dedaub's decompiler has to reconstruct that from raw bytecode. Yannis Smaragdakis, full talk: youtube.com/watch?v=fZUzBGA3… youtube.com/shorts/hGQzAkMiV…

tok{In} weekly report tok{In} analyzed 189,082 tokens in the week of August 31 - September 6, down from 379,328 in the week of August 24 - August 30. All four chains fell: BNB Chain 126,992 tokens, down from 261,106. Robinhood Chain 36,859 tokens, down from 77,190. Base 22,282 tokens, down from 36,024. Ethereum 2,949 tokens, down from 5,008. Still the 6th highest of the 20 weekly reports published so far. 📊 Tax mechanisms are concentrated on BNB Chain: 115,033 of BNB Chain's 126,992 tokens (90.6%) have a tax mechanism. On Ethereum it is 1,116 of 2,949 tokens (37.8%), on Base 7,400 of 22,282 tokens (33.2%), and on Robinhood Chain 3,637 of 36,859 tokens (9.9%). 🔍 Listing still is not liquidity. Across all chains, 74,485 of the 189,082 tokens analyzed (39.4%) are listed on a DEX, while 2,940 (1.6%) have liquidity. On BNB Chain it is 57,717 of its 126,992 tokens (45.4%) listed against 863 (0.7%) with liquidity. 💧 Full report: tokin.dedaub.com/reports/wee… 🔗

How the CPIMP backdoor fooled Etherscan: the attackers put the legitimate implementation in a storage slot from an old OpenZeppelin proxy standard. Etherscan read that slot and reported the wrong contract. Yannis Smaragdakis, DSS 2025. youtube.com/shorts/Zj4vTRNxG…

Huge thanks to @thedaofund, @wintermute_t, and the 3,934 donors who backed the round. Your support helped us improve Dedaub’s bytecode decompiler and expand free AI reconstruction. We couldn’t have shipped this upgrade without you. dedaub.com/blog/decompile-by…

Watch a DedaubQL alert get built live: catching every large Ethereum transfer, starting from one transaction hash. youtube.com/shorts/2svIuPjpX…

Tok{In} weekly report: Aug 24-30, 2026 📊 379,328 tokens analyzed this week, down from 502,938 (-123,610). Still the 2nd highest of the 19 weekly reports published so far. BNB Chain alone fell 144,325 tokens (405,431 -> 261,106), a bigger drop than the week's total fall, because Robinhood Chain (77,190 tokens, up from 50,587) and Ethereum (5,008 tokens, up from 3,884) both rose. Source availability: Robinhood Chain passed Ethereum this week. 74,536 of Robinhood Chain's 77,190 tokens (96.6%) have source available, up from 38,860 (76.8%) last week. Ethereum's share fell to 90.4% (4,527 of 5,008 tokens), down from 100% last week. For comparison: BNB Chain 259,905 of 261,106 (99.5%), Base 27,980 of 36,024 (77.7%). Listing still is not liquidity. Across all chains, 174,386 tokens (46%) are listed on a DEX, down from 340,714 (67.7%) last week, while 3,967 tokens (1%) have liquidity, down from 4,184 (0.8%). On BNB Chain: 124,390 tokens (47.6%) listed, 801 (0.3%) with liquidity. Full report: tokin.dedaub.com/reports/wee… 🔍📈

Why is EVM bytecode so hard to decompile? Dynamic jumps, plus compilers reusing the same instruction blocks across unrelated functions. Yannis Smaragdakis on the core problem, in under a minute. youtube.com/shorts/xR9oiWAA8…

A DedaubQL rule most people miss: monitoring queries must be monotonic. New onchain data can only add alerts, never remove them. youtube.com/shorts/nDXFwmgHA…

Our decompiler turns raw EVM bytecode into readable three-address code — recovering even private functions.