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We’ll go over all of our work from May 2023 to June 2023 with you and summarize all of the particularly important Spotter-related events in the upcoming digest piece.
Our proactive alert system against crypto exploits has only gotten better over this time!
Spotter's Almanac In the upcoming digest piece, we'll go over an overview of our Pessimistic Spotter on-chain monitoring & defense service! spotter.pessimistic.io - ...
So today, in the following digest piece, we’ll talk about the most recent news, how it affects (and will affect) industry and our Spotter project, and, of course, we’ll explain our Pessimistic Spotter on-chain monitoring & defense service functionality in a more detailed way!
Spotter's Digest №6 We'll go over all of our work from April 2023 to May 2023 with you and summarize all of the particularly important Spotter-related events in the upcoming digest piece... Our ...
According to the questions, the audience has several points that need to be discussed further. That’s exactly what we’ll do next!
We currently offer three versions: public, advanced, and custom solution for projects. While we are testing Spotter you can try it for free already!
If you are a project/app/protocol representative or need assistance setting up monitoring or protection, fill out the form for the custom version.
But first, let’s start with the public version!
Unlike the private version, the public version (this channel) reveals attacks selectively and does not allow you to track a specific address, check it out:
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We’ve written about it in previous issues of our digest, but the public version has publicly confirmed our successes several times, such as spotting the attack on Euler and so on. That was a critical step toward our next objective, so let’s move on to the next solution!
So, we’ve updated our private bot and are now ready to make it available to everyone without a queue: @attackdetectorbot
What is the difference between a private bot and a public channel?
You can now choose which alerts you want to receive in the private bot. You can also subscribe to those linked to specific contracts or well-known protocols that interest you;
In the private bot, you can now configure a risk-level of alerts;
In the public bot, we only reveal a portion of the global alerts; in the private bot, you can see everything Spotter discovers.
Click the button below to subscribe to the contracts that interest you:
You can contact @attackdetectorbot right away.
Your comments are very much appreciated. It’s important for us to keep in touch with the community, so please don’t hesitate to DM us!
This option is worth considering if you are interested in deep integration or a partnership with us. We have already begun onboarding new contacts in Spotter; please complete this form & we will contact you as soon as possible:
https://spotter.pessimistic.io/
But first, I’d really like to ask you to read our previous article from which you can learn about the history of Spotter and the progress of development. Please subscribe to our blog to make sure you don’t miss any of the regular news and updates we plan to publish on the project in a special digest:
Pessimistic is a team of seasoned blockchain security engineers and researchers. We build security tools, provide security consulting and audits for smart contracts and other code, and educate developers about blockchain.
Please leave your comments, we will be happy to answer them, and the best answers and questions may be included in the next article. We hope that this article was informative and useful for you!
Some news from our ‘‘parent’’ auditing company that we think is important enough to mention!
Several security audits have been successfully performed! By the way, here are some vacant slots so if your project needs an audit — feel free to write to us, visit our public reports page here!
This month, we completed another successful study, check it out:
Arbitrum: Basic Features, Technical Details and Differences from Ethereum Greetings dear readers! We continue our series of educational articles and today we'll look at some professional tips in ...
We also attended the ETH Belgrade conference where we talked about Slitherin & Spotter:
We would like to thank the organizers and everyone we met there!
Additionally, we have a lot of work to do and are conducting some research concurrently; Our Slitherin received an optimization update for the read-only reentrancy detector. According to our benchmarks, the FP rate decreased down to 1%:
Slither Detectors by Pessimistic.io. Contribute to pessimistic-io/slitherin development by creating an account on GitHub.
In the near future, we intend to pitch Spotter at a significant number of conferences and turn on protection for a couple of our cordial DeFi protocols. This year promises to be full with exciting events!
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