Monad’s Keone Hon pushes OpSec guide and AI security tool Ultrafuzz

Monad co-founder Keone Hon has urged crypto teams to make security their top priority, sharing operational-security guidance and promoting the foundation’s open-source Ultrafuzz tool as attackers gain access to more capable AI. Summary Hon has encouraged developers to run Ultrafuzz on their contracts and strengthen operational security. Monad’s OpSec guide covers phishing, credential management, employee devices, and third-party account permissions. Ultrafuzz was open-sourced in September, before Hon’s latest appeal for teams to use it. The guide’s cited control-hijacking losses include leaked keys and supply-chain attacks alongside social engineering. Monad Foundation’s resources cover both the software teams deploy and the accounts, devices, and signing arrangements used to manage it. In his posts, Hon directed readers to the Crypto OpSec Bible, guidance on administrator accounts, and research on finding vulnerabilities with AI. In this age of AI-empowered attackers, the only way forward for our industry is to continue hardening. Security should be every team's top focus.The Monad Foundation invests heavily in security and is sharing the following resources to the community:Every...