For web3 gaming
On-chain assets, off-chain economies, and players who will exploit anything you ship. We secure the contracts, the game servers, and the bridge between them.
Threat model
Every dupe bug, every minting exploit, every reward-claim race condition is now a financial incident. The economic-design review is as important as the contract review.
Asset minting from gameplay, off-chain matchmaking signing on-chain payouts, cross-chain item movement, the seams between Web2 and Web3 are where attackers live.
Unlike most software, your users are actively looking for bugs. Bot farms, reverse-engineered clients, oracle manipulation in PvP rewards, the abuse patterns are continuous, not one-shot.
Token inflation from a single dupe can permanently break a GameFi economy. Recovery often requires hard forks, snapshots, and credibility-burning decisions. Prevention is cheaper.
Web3 games combine three threat models, game security, fintech security, and smart-contract security, and the players don't separate them. Security is a product feature, not a safety net.
Recommended services
Smart Contract Audit on the on-chain pieces, Penetration Testing on the game servers and bridges, and an Incident Response retainer for the inevitable balance-breaking discovery.
DeFi smart contract audit by senior auditors. Adversarial review of Solidity, Vyper, and Cairo before mainnet.
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Blockchain pentest of your dApps, APIs, and infrastructure, including MiCA, DORA and PSAN compliance pentest.
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Web3 incident response and DeFi exploit recovery. On-call when contracts get exploited or wallets get drained.
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A pre-launch security checklist for NFT mints, contract bugs, mod-account hardening, deployer hygiene, and the operational pieces most projects skip.
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Web3 games combine fintech, smart-contract, and game security in one threat model. Here is how to build economies that survive contact with motivated players.
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Account abstraction (ERC-4337 and ERC-7702) is reshaping wallet UX in 2026, and creating new attack surfaces. Paymaster abuse, validation-phase griefing, session-key compromise, and what to audit before shipping.
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Glossary
Smart Contract Audit
A manual and automated review of smart-contract code to identify security flaws before deployment.
Reentrancy
A class of smart-contract vulnerability where an external call lets an attacker re-enter the calling function before its state is updated.
Rug Pull
An exit scam where the team behind a project drains liquidity or steals funds, abandoning the project.
Phishing
Social engineering attack that tricks a user into approving a malicious transaction or revealing credentials.
