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## @Jessywave234 (𝐉𝐄?🤍?𝐒𝐘) · 09-11 17:05 · ♥52 ↻15 💬13 A smart contract audit doesn’t automatically mean your entire Web3 project is secure.

Think about it……

You can have someone inspect the locks on your house and tell you they’re strong.

But what if the burglar doesn’t come through the door?

What if they get access through a window, steal the keys, compromise the security system or find another way into the house?

The locks can be perfectly fine, and the house can still be vulnerable.

That’s how I think about security in Web3.

Smart contracts are obviously a major part of a protocol but they’re not the only thing that can be attacked.

There are wallets, infrastructure, access controls, integrations, operational processes and other systems sitting around the contracts and sometimes, that’s where the real weakness is.

This is where @ancientechLABS caught my attention

Their approach comes from cybersecurity and ethical hacking, so the focus isn’t only on checking whether the code works as expected.

It’s also about looking at the system from an attacker’s perspective.

If I wanted to break into this protocol, where would I look first?

What could I exploit?

What happens if I get around the part everyone is already protecting?

I think that’s an important way to look at Web3 security.

Because an attacker isn’t going to care that a project passed a smart contract audit. They’re going to look for the weakest path into the system.

That’s why security needs to go beyond the contract itself.

And during their Founding 50 phase, Ancient Tech Labs is making this broader security approach more accessible to Web3 projects, with flexible pricing based on the size of the protocol.

That’s the bigger point.

Security shouldn’t become important only after something gets exploited.

It should be something you think about while you’re building.

Because having a strong front door is great but you also want to know how someone could get into the house without using it. > 引用 @ancientechLABS: We once reviewed a protocol where the smart contracts were pristine, had flawless math

But the team's deployment wallet was a single hot key sitting on a desktop with browser extensions enabled

The attackers did not go for the code, they compromised the dev's browser. https://x.com/Jessywave234/status/2098457945746923996

## @Gims_Dev (GimsDev) · 09-10 07:48 · ♥21 ↻5 💬2 In Blockchain, Bugs Can Cost Real 💰

In normal software, you find a bug and fix it.✅

With a smart contract, a bug can be much more serious.

If the contract controls real money, someone could exploit the bug before you have a chance to fix it.

That’s why blockchain development needs more than just writing code quickly.

You have to think about security before the code goes live.💯

#blockchain #smartcontract #writing > 引用 @Gims_Dev: 🧵 Smart Contract Audits: Beginner’s Red Flag Hunt 🚩🔍🔥

Most new Web3 users ape into projects without checking the code…

But one hidden bug, and all your money is gone forever.

If you’re building or investing in dApps/NFTs, this simple “red flag hunt” can save your bag.

No genius needed, just pattern recognition.

Let’s break it down the easy way 👇

#Web3 #SmartContracts #CryptoSecurity https://x.com/Gims_Dev/status/2097955388058386463