We Secure Web3 • Smart Contracts + Infrastructural Audits: We Review The Full Picture And Not Just Code • Building The Founding50 • Launch In January 2027
Ancientech Security Labs is officially live on X 🔥
What happens when the smart contract is secure but everything else around it is not?
That's the conversation we're here to have
WELCOME TO ASL
5 things to secure outside your smart contract
- Admin private keys (use hardware multisigs never hot wallets)
- CI/CD pipeline access (prevent malicious code injections)
- API endpoints & backend servers
- DNS records and domain registrar accounts
- Third-party npm dependencies
One Of Our First Security Assessments At The Labs
We tested the live deployment, challenged the payment and withdrawal logic....amidst many others
The two most notable findings were
Our campaign to On-board 50 Web3 projects before Launch in January started with @GameXLabsGMX
We conducted a thorough smart contract security audit on their subscription plan, the best way it should be.
This made them our Founding Partner #01
Long term Projects go for security
Ancientech Security Labs is officially live on X 🔥
What happens when the smart contract is secure but everything else around it is not?
That's the conversation we're here to have
WELCOME TO ASL
As a user in the Web3 space you must learn to read all terms and conditions neatly well before committing yourself to any Project
The war for your data and privacy is real
Happy Sunday And Stay Safe Out There.
I remember working on a security assessment where the obvious thing to focus on was the application itself
But the more I looked around, the more I realized the bigger questions were outside the application....
You start asking what’s exposed? who has access? how are credentials being handled? what happens if one employee account gets compromised? what is sitting in the cloud that shouldn’t be?
That experience did something remarkable to now I approach security assessments
An attacker is not interested in proving that he/she can break the hardest part of your system
They're just looking for the easiest door you forgot to lock
That’s why the most important findings I've found in assessment with all my experience were not even inside the code at all.