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Identify and fix vulnerabilities before attackers can exploit them.
Build a foundation of trust with your investors from day one.
Automatically screen investors and transactions against global sanctions lists.
Avoid regulatory penalties and operational freezes by blocking high-risk transfers.
Uphold your compliance obligations for token holders in every jurisdiction.
Get real-time monitoring and alerts for the treasuries holding your backing assets.
Prevent unauthorized movement of the real-world assets backing your tokens.
Automatically respond to block threats on-chain. Also, understand the methods behind any suspicious fund movements.
Gain actionable intelligence to strengthen security and inform stakeholders of timely incident resolution.
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Newsletter - May 2026
In May 2026, the DeFi ecosystem experienced three major security incidents. Echo Protocol lost ~$76.7M due to an administrator key compromise that enabled unauthorized minting of unbacked eBTC on Monad, StablR suffered ~$12.8M from a multisig governance breach leading to unauthorized stablecoin issuance, and the Verus-Ethereum Bridge incurred ~$11.7M following a type-validation failure that allowed a crafted supplemental export to be misclassified as a valid primary export.
~$16M Lost: DxSale, SquidRouterModule & More | BlockSec Weekly
This weekly security report covers 5 notable attack incidents between May 25 and May 31, 2026, with combined losses of approximately $16M across BNB Chain, Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, and Cosmos. Key incidents include the DxSale token locker exploit ($7.3M) involving three missing state updates compounded by a deployer key compromise, the SquidRouterModule exploit ($3.2M) caused by improper input validation in an Axelar Bridge integration that allowed forged cross-chain messages to drain 86 Safe wallets, and the Gravity Bridge signing key compromise ($5.4M). Other incidents involve a compromised deployer key (Stake DAO, $91K) and a vulnerable off-chain bridge backend (Alephium, $300K).
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