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On March 22, 2026, a DeFi protocol with 14+ security audits got drained of $24.5M. No smart contract bug. No flash loan. No zero day exploit. Just one stolen key and a contract with no limit on how much money it could print. Here's exactly what happened 🧵

We’ll be attending this conversation on Web3 in Practice and bringing the enterprise security perspective to the table. Tune in today, Feb 26, at 12:30 AM EST. @FP_Block @cyberboyIndia twitter.com/CredShields/status...

Appreciate @The_Cyber_News for highlighting the OWASP Smart Contract Top 10 2026. OWASP Smart Contract Top 10 shape how contracts are architected, tested, and deployed. Risk patterns that repeatedly cause loss belong in your engineering baseline.

Episode 3 of Shielded Spaces brought together CredShields and @blok_cap to explore how DeFi systems can be designed for institutional trust. 🧵 🔗 Replay: x.com/i/spaces/1vAxRQOLMpRJl?s...…

If you’re building for scale in 2026, these are the security controls that matter. Everything else is noise. Read the full report: credshields.com/resources#stat...…

Early web3 lost money because developers wrote unsafe code. As DeFi scaled, losses came from how protocols interacted and how incentives could be exploited. By 2024–2025, the biggest losses no longer come from “bad contracts” but from who controls capital, keys, upgrades, infrastructure, and governance.

$3.6B in losses, 87+ incidents that shook 2025. From mega breaches to systemic control failures, 83% was driven by access control and infrastructure failures, not smart contract bugs. CredShields has worked on a State of Web3 Security Report for 2025. This report documents the end of the audit-only era, what must change next and what's needed in 2026. Download the full report → credshields.com/resources#stat...…

Ledger Data Leak: How the Global-e Hack Exposed User Data This wasn’t a hardware wallet failure. It wasn’t a private key leak. It was an off-chain data breach. 🔗 Full breakdown in the blog

Trust Wallet Breach: How a Browser Extension Became the Attack Surface This incident wasn’t about broken cryptography. It was about a familiar and underestimated risk: browser extensions. 🔗 Full breakdown in the blog

Balancer has confirmed exploit and suspicious activity impacting V2 vaults & pools. Users’ funds may be at risk. Source: x.com/Balancer/status/19852833...… We’re publishing a short, factual breakdown and immediate steps to stay safe.

We’re aware of a potential exploit impacting Balancer v2 pools. Our engineering and security teams are investigating with high priority. We’ll share verified updates and next steps as soon as we have more information.

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