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🗓 Weekly Web3 Security Roundup | Jun 8 - Jun 14 🚨 Spotlight on 4 notable incidents | ~$5.98M lost this week Featuring a vulnerability breakdown and in-depth analysis of selected key cases：https://lnkd.in/g3wmJwEd

🛡️ When AI agents start paying on their own, every payment needs to be screened and accountable — not just signed. Glad to bring the Trust & Compliance layer to the Agentic Payment Whitepaper — real-time screening, address risk scoring, on-chain tracing, and KYT/AML built for machine speed. Building it alongside interlace.money, X-Agent, Cobo, Stable, Conflux Network, Bitget Wallet, and HETU protocol. 🤝 Whitepaper out within 1–2 months. Stay tuned. 👀 #AgenticPayment #Web3Security #Compliance #InterlaceMoney

🚨 OFAC just sanctioned a Sinaloa Cartel network for laundering fentanyl proceeds on-chain. We traced the six sanctioned Ethereum addresses with MetaSleuth and found the money moving almost entirely through centralized exchange deposit addresses, three Binance deposit addresses alone handled over $4M, plus two more likely-connected addresses that aren't even on the list yet. For exchanges and payment firms, deposit flows are exactly where screening belongs. Full breakdown on our blog 👇 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gjjMJ4Xc #AML #CryptoCompliance #Web3Security

🗓 Weekly Web3 Security Roundup | Jun 1 - Jun 7 🚨 This week’s focus: Zcash Orchard Counterfeiting Vulnerability No confirmed exploitation, but the underlying ZK soundness bug triggered an emergency upgrade and major market impact. Breaking down the critical ZK soundness bug behind the counterfeiting risk: https://lnkd.in/gUzMReda

Glad to have joined the FinTech Association of Hong Kong's Q2 Digital Asset Integrity Forum, hosted by EY. One question anchored the room: how do we share intelligence fast and lawfully, so technology can fight technology? 🔍 That's exactly the problem we build for — real-time on-chain monitoring only matters if the intelligence can move across institutions at the speed attackers operate. Looking forward to the DAIF follow-up paper. 🤝 #DigitalAssets #Web3Security #Compliance #HongKong

Interesting discussion with Rachel Wolcott on a growing issue in stablecoin adoption: issuer freeze powers. As stablecoins become financial infrastructure, institutions need to assess not only reserves and liquidity, but also governance and control mechanisms. Transparency around freeze capabilities will be increasingly important for risk management and compliance. #Stablecoin #Compliance #AML #BlockSec https://lnkd.in/gEThqu6U

Proud to be part of the SEAL Certifications initiative! 🎉 At BlockSec, we see this as an important step toward more standardized, credible, and transparent security auditing across Web3, helping build a more mature security assurance framework for the ecosystem.

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🗓 Weekly Web3 Security Roundup | May 25 - May 31 🚨 Spotlight on 5 notable incidents | ~$16M lost this week Featuring a vulnerability breakdown and in-depth analysis of selected key cases: https://lnkd.in/gu-KGYPG

🇲🇴 BEYOND Expo 2026 · Macao · May 28 BlockSec Co-founder Yajin Zhou (Associate Professor, CUHK) joined Panel 1 of the Web2+3 Commerce Forum, "Navigating the Regulatory Maze: Building Compliant Cross-Border Payment Networks," alongside EO Hao (FutureMoney Group), Wayne Huang (KUN Global), and Esther Jiang (Conflux HK), moderated by Joy Zhou (ME Group / Desun Singularity Tech). The panel examined how licensed platforms, global merchants, and regulators can build compliant cross-border payment networks without sacrificing speed, a question sitting at the intersection of policy, product, and on-chain risk monitoring. Thanks to BEYOND Expo, ChainNeXT, and every fellow panelist for the conversation. Compliant payment rails are a multi-party effort, and BlockSec will keep building. #BEYONDExpo2026 #Stablecoin #CrossBorderPayments #Compliance