Web3 Security: The Epic Battle Against Evil
summary
Quantstamp describes itself as a billion dollar web3 security company that reports $3 billion stolen in 2022 and runs a monthly hacks roundup. Work includes auditing the Ethereum 2.0 upgrade and early DeFi projects like Compound, Curve and Yearn, building a security framework for rollups and active R&D on bridge security. The company also launches a licensed insurer, Chainproof, backed by Munich Re, and offers audits across many new stacks (Rust, Cairo, Motoko).
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Web3 security challenges
- 1:14Early crypto hacks
- 2:58Rising crypto thefts
- 4:25Smart contract complexity
- 5:05Quantstamp’s blockchain security
- 6:28High-stakes audits
- 7:34New Web3 programming paradigms
- 8:16VC partnerships and audits
- 9:01Post-FTX ecosystem shifts
- 9:46Layer 2 bridge issues
- 11:11DeFi best practices
- 12:13NFT gaming outlook
- 12:57Q&A
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