Web3 Intel Center
A defender-facing area for latest Web3 threats: wallet drainers, approval phishing, smart contract exploits, malicious token contracts, exchange/bridge compromises, and scam-address intelligence — built from free OSINT first.
Wallet drainers
Phishing kits, fake airdrops, malicious approvals, seed theft, browser extension theft, and campaign infrastructure.
Approval phishing
Domains, URLs, contract approvals, token permit abuse, and reported scam-address intelligence with provenance.
Smart contract exploits
Bridge, lending, oracle, access-control, flash-loan, and protocol exploit reporting from free OSINT sources.
Scam-address intelligence
Wallets, EVM contracts, transaction hashes, token contracts, ENS names, and Solana/BTC addresses already in the CTI graph.
Web3 threat facets
Pivot the universal feed into defender categories used for Web3 incidents and scam infrastructure.
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Web3 abuse records are connected to source-backed threat reports, crypto indicators, affected protocols, bridges, vulnerabilities, and ransomware/actor context where evidence overlaps.
Current source-backed reporting, severity scoring, entities, IOCs, products, and detection context.
Wallet drainers, approval phishing, scam-address intelligence, bridge incidents, and protocol exploits.
Normalized domains, IPs, URLs, file hashes, crypto wallets, contracts, and related threat evidence.
Known exploited vulnerabilities, CVSS, exploit signals, affected products, remediation context, and source evidence.
Software, vendors, services, Web3 protocols, and bridges linked to threats, CVEs, malware, and IOCs.
Public-safe ransomware group, victim-claim, sector, region, and activity pivots without leak URLs.