A lot of security firms will tell you what they're capable of.
The ones worth hiring let the work tell you.
Ours says:
→ Top 10 on the @immunefi 2026 Whitehat Leaderboard 🛡️
→ 100+ audits across EVM, Move & Rust
→ $845K+ in bug bounties
→ A CVE (CVE-2026-26314) in Ethereum's Geth client
→ Ranked #16 all-time on @cantinaxyz Global Leaderboard
→ Peaked at Top 3 on Immunefi earlier this year
The codebase doesn't lie. Neither does the leaderboard.
🌴 The @VulsightSec team has landed in Miami for @consensus2026!
May 5–7 | Miami Beach Convention Center
If you're building in Web3, let's talk:
🔐 Smart Contract Audits
🛡️ Protocol/Infra Security Audits
🤝 Security Partnerships
DM us to grab coffee or meet up on the beach. ☀️
#consensus2026 #Miami #web3 #Security
Most Web3 teams ship fast and patch later.
The ones that last? They build security into the architecture from day one.
We're working with builders who think in threat models, not just token models.
If you're building onchain and want your code rock solid before mainnet, let's talk.
DMs open.
Vulsight team is at @ParisBlockWeek 2026! 🇫🇷
100+ audits completed. $845K+ in bug bounties. $2B+ secured in TVL. Top 15 All time on Cantina leaderboard. A published CVE (CVE-2026-26314) DoS on Ethereum's Geth codebase. Securing protocols across EVM, Move and Rust.
With thousands of finance leaders, policymakers, and builders in one place, we're excited to talk about what matters most: making Web3 safer for everyone.
Let's connect — DMs are open.
They found the vulnerability.
They didn’t patch it.
$101M gone.
At @VulSight, we don’t just find the breach, we make sure it gets fixed.
I am at PBW, Carrousel du Louvre.
It’s not too late for your protocol. Let’s make sure your assets remain safe 🤝
let’s connect !
Your Stack Is Split Across Move, EVM, Rust, and ZK
4 ecosystems. Each fails in very different ways.
1. EVM → reentrancy variants + accounting/invariant bugs
2. Move → resource lifecycle bugs + cross-module interaction failures.
3. ZK → under-constrained circuits.
4. Rust on Solana → PDA validation gaps + CPI guard bypasses.
A generalist who's "pretty good" at four ecosystems misses the bugs specialists catch. One ecosystem specialist can't help you when your stack spans two.
If your protocol spans more than one ecosystem and needs a team that can audit across the full stack. Feel free to reach out to us.
Day 1 at @EthCC Cannes.
If you're here and shipping code to mainnet, come say hi.
@VulsightSec breaks things so attackers can't:
Top 15 All-Time on Cantina | Geth Critical CVE
$845K+ in bounties | $2B+ TVL secured
100+ private audits EVM, Move, Rust, Cairo, DAML
We're here all week, let's connect.
#Ethcc #Ethereum #Cannes #Smartcontractsecurity
At EthCC[9] in Cannes this week.
I'm here with @VulsightSec a security team that found a critical vulnerability in Geth last month, ranked #1 and #2 in competitive audits against 400+ researchers, and secured $2B+ in protocol value.
They don't run automated tools. They review your code line by line with one question: how do I break this?
If you're launching, upgrading, or raising and security is on your roadmap, come say hi.
I'll be at the main conference and side events all week.
https://t.co/W0bfIsKtQ2
#EthCC9 #Web3 #Security #Audit #DeFi #Blockchain
The Vulsight team is heading to Cannes for @EthCC[9]! 🇫🇷
Whether you're a builder, founder, VC, or ecosystem team who takes protocol security seriously, we'd love to connect!
DMs open — or find us at the Palais 🤝
#EthCC
You can't just translate Solidity intuition to Move and that's exactly what most audit firms are doing.
The @SuiNetwork@AptosLabs@movement_xyz ecosystem is growing fast, but security coverage is way behind.
Most firms either don't touch Move or outsource it to someone who learned the language last month.
The object-centric model is fundamentally different from EVM. That gap is going to cost projects real money.
We've been deep in Move codebases long enough to know that the bugs here don't look like anything you'd catch with an EVM mindset.
Honest question for protocol founders:
When you pick an auditor, what actually matters to you?
Price? Timeline? Track record? The specific auditor assigned to your codebase?
Curious because we keep hearing different answers depending on the ecosystem.
Protocols trust VulSight because we compete in the open.
Our rankings on @cantinaxyz , @HackenProof and @immunefi are public, anyone can verify them.
We don't ask you to trust us, we let you verify.
Most audit firms fall into 3 buckets:
1. Template auditors: run tools, slap a report on it
2. Manual reviewers: solid readers, but that's the ceiling
3. Research-driven: custom test cases, formal verification, economic attack modeling
We built VulSight around #3.
Top 15 all-time on Cantina.
2nd place on Aave V3 Aptos.
A Geth CVE on the wall.
The approach speaks for itself.
Tell us you're a smart contract auditor without telling us you're a smart contract auditor:
Our Cantina ranking has more credibility than our social lives.
We trust math more than people.
We filed a CVE before lunch.
And we still double-check our own transfers.
Your turn 👇
100+ audits completed
Top 15 all-time on Cantina
$500K+ in bug bounties
A CVE on Ethereum's Geth client.
We don't just review code. We break it before someone else does.
If your protocol is heading to mainnet and you want auditors who compete at the highest level...
DMs are open.
Or reply here. We read everything. 🔒
The Move ecosystem has a massive security auditor shortage.
We ranked 🏆#2 out of 409 researchers on AAVE's v3 Aptos audit competition.
If you're building on Aptos or Sui, you already know how rare real Move expertise is.
We’re among the few who truly get it.
Full-stack security isn't a buzzword for us. It's how we found a consensus-level bug in Ethereum's most used client.
Your protocol is only as secure as its weakest layer.
If you want an audit that covers every surface to break into your codebase before the attackers do.
DMs are open.
🧵 Most audit firms audit smart contracts. We audit systems.
Here's why that difference matters and what gets missed when your auditor only reads Solidity. 👇
Deployment and upgrade pipelines are attack vectors too.
Proxy misconfiguration. Unprotected initializers. Admin key exposure during migration.
The most secure contract in the world means nothing if the deployment process is compromised.