SEAL exists because security experts chose to share knowledge instead of hoarding it.
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🚨PSA: For anyone whose funds were drained from an affected COLDCARD: Do not destroy, discard, reset, sell—or shoot—the original device. It is too soon to know what any recovery process might look like, but physical possession could become important evidence. Preserve it intact.
We're so grateful to everyone who contributed to the
@thedaofund's recent Ethereum Security round!
Your support helped fund critical updates for all of our programs:
- SEAL Certifications (recently launched GA!🎉)
- SEAL911 (incident resolution log: github.com/security-allia…)
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One of the best parts of running an open funding round is being able to learn in the open.
The @thedaofund Ethereum Security QF Round retrospective is now live!!
Inside you'll find what worked, what didn't, and the improvements we're already thinking about for future rounds.
🌟 SEAL Frameworks Stewards Spotlight: Meet @allypry from @CertiK
Stewards are experts who maintain individual SEAL Frameworks, review contributions, and help others implement security best practices.
Essentially, they keep our frameworks current and useful.
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He’s not exaggerating. We broke down those five things, what they are, why they keep working, & what actually stops them.
Our 2Q 2026 Threat Intel Summary is available here: radar.securityalliance.org/2q-2026-threat…
I am working on a quarterly threat intel report for SEAL and goddamn blockchain projects are basically constantly getting rekt by the same things over and over again. And when I say 'the same things' it is literally the same things that somehow everybody claims to be 'well aware