blog.trailofbits.com/2025/06/25/maturing-your-smart-contracts-beyond-private-key-risk

Preview meta tags from the blog.trailofbits.com website.

Linked Hostnames

15

Thumbnail

Search Engine Appearance

Google

https://blog.trailofbits.com/2025/06/25/maturing-your-smart-contracts-beyond-private-key-risk

Maturing your smart contracts beyond private key risk

Private key compromise accounted for 43.8% of crypto hacks in 2024, yet traditional smart contract audits rarely address architectural access control weaknesses. This post introduces a four-level maturity framework for designing protocols that can tolerate key compromise, progressing from single EOA control to radical immutability, with practical examples demonstrating multisigs, timelocks, and the principle of least privilege.



Bing

Maturing your smart contracts beyond private key risk

https://blog.trailofbits.com/2025/06/25/maturing-your-smart-contracts-beyond-private-key-risk

Private key compromise accounted for 43.8% of crypto hacks in 2024, yet traditional smart contract audits rarely address architectural access control weaknesses. This post introduces a four-level maturity framework for designing protocols that can tolerate key compromise, progressing from single EOA control to radical immutability, with practical examples demonstrating multisigs, timelocks, and the principle of least privilege.



DuckDuckGo

https://blog.trailofbits.com/2025/06/25/maturing-your-smart-contracts-beyond-private-key-risk

Maturing your smart contracts beyond private key risk

Private key compromise accounted for 43.8% of crypto hacks in 2024, yet traditional smart contract audits rarely address architectural access control weaknesses. This post introduces a four-level maturity framework for designing protocols that can tolerate key compromise, progressing from single EOA control to radical immutability, with practical examples demonstrating multisigs, timelocks, and the principle of least privilege.

  • General Meta Tags

    7
    • title
      Maturing your smart contracts beyond private key risk -The Trail of Bits Blog
    • charset
      UTF-8
    • viewport
      width=device-width,initial-scale=1
    • description
      Private key compromise accounted for 43.8% of crypto hacks in 2024, yet traditional smart contract audits rarely address architectural access control weaknesses. This post introduces a four-level maturity framework for designing protocols that can tolerate key compromise, progressing from single EOA control to radical immutability, with practical examples demonstrating multisigs, timelocks, and the principle of least privilege.
    • article:section
      posts

  • Open Graph Meta Tags

    11
    • og:url
      https://blog.trailofbits.com/2025/06/25/maturing-your-smart-contracts-beyond-private-key-risk/
    • og:site_name
      The Trail of Bits Blog
    • og:title
      Maturing your smart contracts beyond private key risk
    • og:description
      Private key compromise accounted for 43.8% of crypto hacks in 2024, yet traditional smart contract audits rarely address architectural access control weaknesses. This post introduces a four-level maturity framework for designing protocols that can tolerate key compromise, progressing from single EOA control to radical immutability, with practical examples demonstrating multisigs, timelocks, and the principle of least privilege.
    • US country flagog:locale
      en_us

  • Twitter Meta Tags

    4
    • twitter:card
      summary_large_image
    • twitter:image
      https://blog.trailofbits.com/img/private-key-risk/image1.png
    • twitter:title
      Maturing your smart contracts beyond private key risk
    • twitter:description
      Private key compromise accounted for 43.8% of crypto hacks in 2024, yet traditional smart contract audits rarely address architectural access control weaknesses. This post introduces a four-level maturity framework for designing protocols that can tolerate key compromise, progressing from single EOA control to radical immutability, with practical examples demonstrating multisigs, timelocks, and the principle of least privilege.

  • Item Prop Meta Tags

    11
    • name
      Maturing your smart contracts beyond private key risk
    • description
      Private key compromise accounted for 43.8% of crypto hacks in 2024, yet traditional smart contract audits rarely address architectural access control weaknesses. This post introduces a four-level maturity framework for designing protocols that can tolerate key compromise, progressing from single EOA control to radical immutability, with practical examples demonstrating multisigs, timelocks, and the principle of least privilege.
    • datePublished
      2025-06-24T07:00:00-04:00
    • dateModified
      2025-06-25T00:00:00-04:00
    • wordCount
      2534

  • Link Tags

    11
    • dns-prefetch
      //fonts.googleapis.com
    • dns-prefetch
      //fonts.gstatic.com
    • preconnect
      https://fonts.gstatic.com
    • preload stylesheet
      /css/syntax.css
    • shortcut icon
      /favicon.png

Links

110