Context before findings
We begin with architecture, trust boundaries, privileged roles, and value flows. A finding only matters when its impact is understood in the context of the protocol.
About PandaSecurity
PandaSecurity is a Web3 security practice focused on smart contract audits, protocol review, and security-led EVM development. We help teams understand risk before their code reaches mainnet.
Our purpose
In Web3, a small implementation mistake can become a permanent financial event. Security therefore has to cover more than isolated lines of code.
We look at the complete system: how value moves, who holds authority, which external assumptions can change, and how multiple individually valid operations can combine into an exploit.
How we think
We begin with architecture, trust boundaries, privileged roles, and value flows. A finding only matters when its impact is understood in the context of the protocol.
We examine how assumptions fail under flash liquidity, manipulated prices, unusual token behavior, reentrancy, and hostile transaction ordering.
Reports are written for action: reproducible findings, clear severity, practical remediation, and verification of security-critical fixes.
What we do
Our work connects architecture, implementation, testing, and remediation instead of treating security as a last-minute checklist.
Explore services and pricingManual review of Solidity and EVM systems, supported by static analysis, targeted fuzzing, and invariant testing.
Audit-ready contracts, tests, deployment tooling, and architecture built around explicit security assumptions.
Review of accounting, oracle dependencies, economic incentives, liquidity assumptions, and protocol integrations.
Focused review of fixes to confirm that root causes are addressed without introducing new failure modes.
Engagement model
Every engagement starts with a defined scope and ends with actionable output. Complexity determines the depth and team coverage—not a generic checklist.
Define the code, commit, integrations, assumptions, exclusions, and delivery requirements.
Map assets, actors, privileges, trust boundaries, invariants, and realistic attacker capabilities.
Combine manual analysis with focused tooling and attack-driven testing of critical state transitions.
Deliver findings, discuss remediation, verify fixes, and close with an updated final report.
Systems we review
We focus on systems where accounting, permissions, external integrations, and economic behavior intersect.
Work in the open
Our security research covers real exploit patterns, protocol design failures, smart contract vulnerabilities, and practical engineering guidance for Web3 teams.