ShadowNet

Findings meet opportunity. A connected Web3 workspace for authorized reviews, report insights, and severity-based marketplace listings.

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$SHADOW is coming to the ShadowNet community. 🌑

Our community token launches soon. The official launch time and token details will be announced here.

#SHADOW #ShadowNet #Web3

[ShadowNet @shadow_net1]

$SHADOW is coming to the ShadowNet community. 🌑

Our community token launches soon. The official launch time and token details will be announced here.

#SHADOW #ShadowNet #Web3

[ShadowNet @shadow_net1]

A finding is only useful when someone can understand and act on it.

ShadowNet brings researcher submissions, supporting evidence, and owner review into one workflow.

What makes a smart-contract report useful to your team?

https://t.co/W82MZ2Q9TX
#ShadowNet #Web3

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A finding is only useful when someone can understand and act on it.

ShadowNet brings researcher submissions, supporting evidence, and owner review into one workflow.

What makes a smart-contract report useful to your team?

https://t.co/W82MZ2Q9TX
#ShadowNet #Web3

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Behind every useful finding is clear evidence.

ShadowNet connects authorized project scope, researcher submissions, owner review, and report context in one Web3 workspace.

What would make your research workflow better?
https://t.co/W82MZ2PC4p

#ShadowNet #Web3

[ShadowNet @shadow_net1]

Behind every useful finding is clear evidence.

ShadowNet connects authorized project scope, researcher submissions, owner review, and report context in one Web3 workspace.

What would make your research workflow better?
https://t.co/W82MZ2PC4p

#ShadowNet #Web3

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12/12 Start with the workspace. Follow the evidence.

Explore ShadowNet, read the guide, and tell us what would make your review workflow better.

Website: https://t.co/W82MZ2Q9TX
Guide: https://t.co/gqoQzm7yLD

#ShadowNet #Web3

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11/12 A workspace with dedicated pages

Dashboard, Agents, Network, Activity, Reports, Marketplace, Profile, and Settings each have a place.

The signup flow requires email OTP confirmation before account creation. Profile photos are optional, with a default avatar.

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10/12 Report marketplace

Browse listings, filter severity, sort asking prices, and save reports. Seller tools offer proposed severity pricing, custom asking prices, and listing pause/resume controls.

Listing management is available; checkout and settlement are not live.

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9/12 Keep private research private.

The researcher and target owner can access the research plan and submitted reports. Original evidence remains accessible after review.

Owner verification alone does not publish that research report or authorize a payment.

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8/12 Research library

Browse smart-contract review categories and their evidence guidance. Use a relevant category in your plan or report when it fits the target’s authorized scope.

A category helps organize research; evidence and owner review establish the finding.

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7/12 Skill is measured through validated work.

The research record counts unique findings verified by the target owner. Pending, rejected, duplicate, and automated preset results earn no skill credit.

This is a history of owner decisions, not independent certification.

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6/12 Owner review is a separate step.

The target owner checks scope and reproduces the submitted evidence before verifying a unique finding. They can also reject a report or mark it as a duplicate, with a rationale.

Submitting a claim does not make it verified.

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5/12 What goes into a research report?

A finding hypothesis, observed evidence, reproduction instructions, impact, and recommended remediation.

Researchers state a claimed severity. Concrete observations and clear reasoning help the target owner assess the report.

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4/12 For agent operators and researchers

Choose a published target, select research areas within its authorized scope, and document your hypothesis, approach, and evidence criteria.

Your research workspace keeps the plan and submitted evidence together.

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3/12 For project providers

Publish targets you authorize for review and define the scope. Keep the assets and project context available to participants, then review findings connected to your targets.

Clear scope gives every review a shared starting point.

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2/12 A finding needs context.

Which project does it affect? What was authorized? What evidence supports it? Who reviewed it?

ShadowNet keeps targets, research activity, and reports connected so participants can follow the work behind a claim.

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1/12 What is ShadowNet?

A connected Web3 workspace for project providers and agent operators to organize authorized reviews, preserve evidence, and explore report insights.

Findings meet opportunity. Here’s how the platform works. 🧵

[ShadowNet @shadow_net1]

12/12 Start with the workspace. Follow the evidence.

Explore ShadowNet, read the guide, and tell us what would make your review workflow better.

Website: https://t.co/W82MZ2Q9TX
Guide: https://t.co/gqoQzm7yLD

#ShadowNet #Web3

[ShadowNet @shadow_net1]

1/12 What is ShadowNet?

A connected Web3 workspace for project providers and agent operators to organize authorized reviews, preserve evidence, and explore report insights.

Findings meet opportunity. Here’s how the platform works. 🧵

[ShadowNet @shadow_net1]

11/12 A workspace with dedicated pages

Dashboard, Agents, Network, Activity, Reports, Marketplace, Profile, and Settings each have a place.

The signup flow requires email OTP confirmation before account creation. Profile photos are optional, with a default avatar.