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BlockSec 支持 BTC 生态系统!

August 6, 2024

引言

2024年,比特币依然是加密货币领域的基石,通过广泛的价值共识和重大的进步,巩固了其基础性作用。比特币生态系统正在蓬勃发展,链上地址和用户数量的快速增长以及稳定的BTC主导地位都证明了这一点。这种强劲的增长突显了比特币日益增长的采用和利用率,强调了其在更广泛的加密货币市场中的关键地位。

BlockSec很高兴地宣布我们对支持比特币生态系统的全面承诺,并进一步加强了我们对增强区块链安全的承诺。通过将比特币整合到我们的安全解决方案套件中,我们旨在加强这个最具影响力且应用最广泛的区块链网络之一的完整性和可靠性。

让我们来看看BlockSec如何保护比特币生态系统项目的整个生命周期,并在不同阶段满足其多样化的需求!

预启动:

安全审计

我们提供全面的审计服务,以确保在预启动阶段实现强大的安全性。对于比特币生态系统,我们可以为Merlin和BEVM等比特币Layer 2链提供区块链审计服务。我们的方法结合了半自动和手动验证方法。值得注意的是,我们的自动化差分模糊测试工具能够有效识别传统测试方法可能遗漏的细微差异,从而增强系统的整体安全性。

我们还为许多与BTC资产跨链转移相关的项目/协议提供了审计服务,例如Bedrock Technology的UniBTC合约,Fire Bitcoin项目的FBTC & Fire Bridge合约PumpBTC合约以及Omnity Network的Omnity。

启动后

安全监控+攻击拦截:Phalcon

作为全栈区块链安全服务提供商,我们不仅提供代码审计服务,还推出了Phalcon,这是世界上第一个也是唯一一个黑客拦截平台,以确保项目在启动后阶段的安全。在比特币生态系统中,我们也与项目在Phalcon上进行合作。一个显著的例子是我们与Merlin的合作。

BlockSec Phalcon全面支持Merlin,全天候积极监控链上活动,并向Merlin Network提供及时警报。Merlin链上的协议团队和投资者可以订阅Phalcon,获得加密货币黑客监控和拦截能力,使他们能够提前应对黑客攻击、暂停或升级协议,或自动提取资金。

此外,Phalcon还增加了对FBTC的支持,FBTC是一个去中心化协议,能够实现BTC在各种区块链网络之间的无缝传输和管理。Phalcon将及时监控FBTC的实时总供应量、比特币网络上锁定的BTC总量以及用户的跨链请求,并在FBTC脱钩、任意铸造或双重花费等紧急情况下通知FBTC团队采取行动。

为了让项目团队更轻松地理解每个触发的交易,我们将Phalcon Explorer集成到Phalcon中。这允许用户无缝切换到Phalcon Explorer,查看调用流程、余额变化、资金流和其他交易详情。

通过我们的努力,我们的目标是支持一个更安全的比特币生态系统,为开发人员和投资者带来安心,并使系统更加用户友好。

更多BlockSec的构建者工具包

加密货币追踪和调查平台:MetaSleuth

MetaSleuth是一个加密货币追踪和调查平台,提供专业的链上追踪工具,以更深入地理解链上活动。它提供资金追踪、资金流可视化、实时交易监控和跨链分析,简化了在复杂DeFi交易中追踪资金的过程。随着BTC生态系统的发展,MetaSleuth支持BTC交易的实时追踪,使用户能够快速查看资金流并做出明智的决策。

地址链接

浏览器扩展:MetaSuites

MetaSuites是一个区块链浏览器扩展,提供超过二十种实用工具。它可以生成资金流图,显示地址标签,允许一键数据下载,模拟交易,解释复杂的交易分析,并提供合规性风险警报。MetaSuites可以识别常见的中心化交易所钱包地址、诈骗和攻击地址以及未标记的地址,帮助用户理解比特币网络上交易实体之间的财务关系。

结论

通过整合比特币支持,BlockSec不仅扩大了其业务范围,还加强了一个最关键且被广泛采用的区块链网络的安全性。随着比特币继续巩固其在加密货币市场的地位,我们致力于提供顶级的安全服务和产品来保护其生态系统。敬请关注更多更新和创新,因为我们将继续推进区块链安全,并支持蓬勃发展的比特币生态系统。

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